There will be spoilers, so check this review carefully.
The movie can be regarded as a cliché structure and plot, because the core of the work is to ridicule the clichés of romantic comedies. So it is bound to pull out a bunch of clichés of American love movies. The structure of the work is a sandwich shape. Similar to Charlotte's troubles, it is a period of time that travels or dreams prop up the main storyline.
The summary of the plot is very short and can be finished. A girl who has been fatter since childhood also went to work fatter, and then a plot needs to start the process of a routine love story in the inner world. Then I found my true meaning in the inner world, so the inner world plot returned to the watch world because of a plot need. Then enter the ending plot.
I thought that the plot was completed in the public's prediction, but the result was still a bit unexpected. The principle of the heroine's epiphany is to love herself, and the most worthy of love is herself. Of course, in the end, he formed a CP with the little man in the office, perfecting the other half of the love link, which is considered to be forcibly fulfilled. If this story were to be told by me, then it would be best if the girl should live better by herself and walk through the final scene alone. Not constrained by the limitation of the subject matter of the romance movie, in the end there was an official match. This always feels unsatisfactory. Then say a few interesting points:
Pantene’s huge poster appeared many times in the outdoor advertising of the movie, and it was counted as a cliché foreshadowing. Did Procter & Gamble sponsor this movie?
The heroine is indeed very overweight and does not meet the current health standards, but the appearance is online, so this work is not a vulgar movie of the ugly duckling type.
The filmmakers are very labelled, which may be easy for the audience of the popcorn movie to understand, but this also determines that this work will not have a high score, and it can be regarded as a qualified exclusive movie for the Valentine's Day.
The section where the man in the world speaks his lines with his naked upper body in the morning is very interesting. I doubt if the director cut and copied that part of the video.
When the hostess is swearing, the operation of blocking keywords in various surrounding props is great. Of course, the heroine also said that the inner world is the plot of pg13, so the audience who hopes to see the large-scale picture will be disappointed.
In short, this is a passing popcorn movie that does not require forced meaning. It takes an hour and a half to see if it won't lose but it won't make a profit.
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