At first I saw that the combination of Emma and Hanks, who liked the subject matter quite well, made people feel that it should be quite good. The result is very emmm when it ends. I think the role of May should be very human at the beginning. There are several points in the middle. It feels like paving the way for the story. It’s not the kind of commendation that follows the imaginary direction at all. The whole movie seems to be indistinguishable. I don’t know what I want to express in the end. The most important thing is that all the characters are very stand-up. Live for an hour and forty minutes. The director seems like everyone wants to give a special feature, but in the end, no one remembers what to do. The personality and the words are all inexplicable. The two points that impressed me the most are Mei and Tai. When I first met, I suddenly wanted to talk to him, and suddenly I wanted to go back and see if I lost the plot and then went underground to watch it. It’s so superfluous that I don’t understand what the person is doing. Even more fans began to think that he had to be a bit of a scene, but as soon as he got down, he frowned and hugged the tools. People really can’t have anymore. It’s Annie that suddenly became a crazy woman. It’s so strange that she has no use other than bringing the heroine to the company. It’s like acting in a few clips and I can’t see that it’s a person who said that they were cut out in various movies. I believe the first half of the story. I feel that she and Tai have to have a bit of a story in the later period. As a result, one resigned and the other found something. It feels like the director wanted to say something and swallowed it back again. The more I think about it, the more it gets better. I am still looking forward to Emma.
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