I felt a little bored when I watched it, so I watched it twice before I finished it.
The opening chapter is the old man's prophecy, setting the tone. At first I thought it was a treasure hunt; another time it was a detective drama; another time a comedy; and finally I found out that it was actually a romance drama; and incidentally, it was anti-racism. A film has so many themes to express that it will become a hodgepodge if you are not careful, and you will not be able to taste the taste of any ingredient, but will only feel sticky.
The talkative George Clooney kept chattering all the way, pulling a hairspray for a long time, and he really couldn't get to this point. The bridge that turns into a frog in the middle is really old-fashioned.
American country music, an inexplicably popular band, In order to find his lover, he made up lies and searched for the treasure of 1.2 million US dollars, which became the return road of the father of 7 daughters, and solved the work problem by the way.
Messy is the feeling of this film.
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