The film has three advantages: the drama of abuse, the black humorous narration and the excellent performance of a group of actors. Needless to say, Matt Damon, as the plot progresses, I can't help but think of two other amazing characters Leonardo DiC in "Cat and Mouse Game" and Edward Norton in "First Fear", but Matt Damon is better than Those two seem to be more pure and kind. The director even brought in comedians like Tom Papa, Patton Oswalt, Tom and Dick Smothers, and Paul F. Tompkins. When the plot of these supporting characters co-authored the movie appeared around Fat Matt, a bean friend made such a comment, "From the second half, the face of each supporting character is a 囧字".
The narration is another highlight of the film. Whenever the scene jumps, there will be a lot of trivial and interesting narrations, which are actually some rather boring ideas of Mark. The nagging narration also hinted at Mark's bipolar disorder and the fact that he is not as kind as he seems. When you think Mark is just having a big tongue, Matt laughs. He is like a polar bear, covering his big black nose and hiding it on the white ice, waiting for an opportunity to hunt. But why does the polar bear know that its nose is black? Is it an instinct to lie?
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