If the crew can't hire or can't hire Hugh Grant, Colin Firth shouldn't be allowed to star in "Hope Springs." The whole movie, written and directed by Mark Herman, gives the audience the feeling of watching a specific scene. Colin Firth is not good at making self-deprecating witty words, and Hugh Grant can say these words with a flick of his forehead. He is not a frivolous and changeable actor, on the contrary, he is a steady actor. Everyone is saying, saying, saying, no one does anything, or do a lot of things. There are two funny clips: one is about Colin Firth not wearing underwear; the other is about Vera constantly smoking cigarettes and being ordered to "get out". Whether these gags are for anti-British or anti-American. On the sixth repetition, they must be anti-funny. The arrogant mayor played by Oliver Platt steals all the shots worth stealing, but not many
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The film is a romantic comedy, but there is not much overlap between true love and comedy. It is just an innocuous and time-consuming film, and the names of the actors in the film do not produce any chemical reactions on the screen. The film is full of obvious irony of the differences in behavior between British and American people, but it has never really developed into a movie that I want to become. Although Colin Firth's British sexy image should attract female audiences, pic still needs a lot of marketing and ingenuity. The layout to have a great influence
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