"The Good Guy" is the first film work written and directed by Julio DePietro, who entered the film industry as a Producer, and its creative inspiration comes from the fact that he once had Pietro said: "I have always thought that 'self-directing' should be the best option for a newcomer like me.I still remember an investment I once made in Chicago . I've worked for a company that happens to be one of the customers of all the big companies on Wall Street. Immediately, I was completely drawn to the culture of those companies and their employees, and I realized that I was in a Uniquely positioned to cut into the industry with an 'industry' perspective, while being able to relate to the state of modern love relationships. For example, from a male point of view, dating in a big city and Love is bound to have a lot of other, extraordinarily complex factors involved - and I hope the film can describe this in a very funny and very sweet way, without the sarcastic depression, because I Not only do I want people to know about the world, but I want them to get the most out of their viewing experience in the process.”
The Good Guy love game
2022-04-14 08:01
Extended Reading
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Winnifred 2022-04-14 09:01:07
A "Wild ブタ. をプロデュース"-style story (novel version, non-Japanese drama version, the themes of the two are quite different). The role of the male lead is far less than that of the male lead. The focus of the plot begins to be chaotic in the middle, and Scott Porter is seriously wasted. The director confuses the difference between "Good" and "Right" in love, and the plot setting is too deliberate, resulting in a false and empty space. Some branch lines and cross clips are also completely unnecessary.
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Chaz 2022-04-19 09:03:19
The director's technique is good, the male lead is really good, the male supporting is really good, the heroine, as always, has no acting skills with big eyes alone
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Daniel Seaver: Sometimes people just aren't who you thought they were.
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Daniel Seaver: He loved her more than anything, even his own life. I think that's what love is. Anything else is just, a distraction.