Annie and Lillian are good friends from childhood to adulthood. They were carefree when they were young, but Annie, who is middle-aged, loses money in business, associates with men who are unwilling to be in a relationship, falls out with her best friend, and gets fired. Everything she's been through is shit. It turns out that middle-aged single women are ridiculed at home and abroad. How can this be done? My favorite character is Megan, she's hilarious and seemingly the most unreliable, but unexpectedly the one who cheers Annie up in the end. Helen is actually not bad, I even think she is a little cute, she is just lonely for too long, has no good friends of the same sex, her stepson doesn't have a good relationship with herself, and her husband travels every day for business, what's the use of having more money? That's why the drama of fighting for good friends with Annie was staged. The most touching thing is Lillian's words: "After marriage, I will never be only two blocks away from you" People always grow up, everything is changing, your parents will grow old and you will grow up. Endless feast. Alas, life is fast, fast, slow, and slow. May we all meet that Nathan who is true to you and we can all be reborn from the mud of life. As Annie's mother said, "It is a good thing to live at a low point, and it will not be very peaceful."
The funniest part of the movie is the place where Annie and Helen secretly competed with everyone at the engagement, and Annie quarreled with the girl who bought the necklace. And Annie's mother scolded Annie's father's current wife to death of laughter. After 12 years of marriage, she still thinks about her not forgetting to scold her whore. Full of laughs anyway.
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