All the details of a Hollywood romantic comedy can be found in this film: coincidences, mistakes, unintentional deceit and candor, and the process of misunderstanding to forgiveness between the hero and heroine. After some corny passages and lines that make the audience feel childish and even stupid, the lovers finally get married. In the film, the two people who are in love do not seem to be approaching each other, but more like they are avoiding each other. The two lack the chemical reaction that should be between lovers
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In the film, Buddy Emmaro kneels to say goodbye to Abby who has learned the truth. This should be a painful scene about honesty and fate, but the actor does not perform that effect. Perhaps because of a lack of skill in the actors, perhaps because of the emotional tone, Affleck couldn't learn to use the crutch of irony to express his emotions
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In the real world, Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow don't seem to have much chance of dating, but in this tragic-to-hilarious film, both actors perform well, and writer-director Don Roos also makes He tried his best to tell the story in a tragic, touching and aura that distinguishes "Bounce" from ordinary romance films.
