The Half of It evaluation action
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Retha 2022-03-17 09:01:10
The final monologue in the church brought tears to my eyes. It's not who you love or who you're with. In fact, these are not important, but gradually learn what love is, and if you know how to love, people will grow along with them. Not only the heroine, but also the boy and the school girl also understand what love is in the process. A very comfortable youth film, although there are many familiar shadows from previous films in terms of plot settings and character settings, but on this basis, many interesting breakthroughs have been made. The depiction of emotions is very delicate, and the funny places are also very funny. In a sense, they are also internet universities. I think of another internet university that went online today.
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Raphael 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Campus Love Saint... What's the name? I prefer the translated name of "Youth Unknown". The growth of youth is full of adventure, unknown, courage, and choices. The heroine is helping the hero pursue the girl. I also gradually saw the other side of myself. The film is very delicate. One flower is one world. The heroine lives in a small town but has the same resonance and thinking as everyone's youth. Like someone, it has nothing to do with gender, but it must take courage. However, in the third act of the film, some plots were not well controlled, the role changes were a bit rushed, the emotions were not in place, and the preaching was aggravated.
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Ellie Chu: I'm Ellie Chu.
Aster Flores: Yes, I know. You've only been playing my dad's services every Sunday for, like, four years. You're his favorite heathen. He can't handle mediocre accompanists, even if they ARE saved.
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Ellie Chu: The good thing about being different is that no one expects you to be like them.