The Half of It Comments

Edyth 2022-03-25 09:01:22

The trailer is very nice. I have been waiting since April. After watching it, I personally think that the trailer is better than the main...

Ulices 2022-03-25 09:01:22

My mother once told me: The first people were spherical people, two individuals glued back to back, with two faces, eight hands and feet. Zeus and the gods were worried that humans were too powerful and disrespectful to the gods, so they split the spherical man in half. So each of us has been looking for the other half who is compatible with us. But they are still afraid, throwing us into a sea of ​​people, making us lost, wrong, regretful, tired, compromised, and surrendered after repeated...

Felipe 2022-03-25 09:01:22

16 years later, Wu Siwei is still talking about love romantically and tenderly. I hope next time I won't wait 16 years for so...

Sigurd 2022-03-25 09:01:22

Without getting out of the skills in "Face", or even reusing old memes, some points after the Chinese community is replaced with a white background will not be funny. In addition, the book bag is a little too...

Silas 2022-03-25 09:01:22

After the best characters in youth films are divided into two halves, they look like the hero and heroine. One is the literature and art that can discuss with you Sartre, Kazuo Ishiguro, and can write you love letters with Wim Wenders' movie lines Smart girl, one is a gentle and kind, cute idiot who foolishly dips chips into a milkshake, and at the same time foolishly loves you hard. Three points: 1. Is it too expensive to write a love letter for $50 2. From the way men and women play table...

Constance 2022-03-25 09:01:22

disappointing. The story itself is very old, and even if the elements of small town youth, immigrants, and lgbt are included, it is useless. The first three-quarters are quite stable, the emotions are very delicate, and the characters are cute. The second quarter forced a big climax, and it felt like there was nothing to do, and the whole film was ruined. The female protagonist is really pleasing to the eye, and although the male protagonist is an instrumental character, he is still very cute,...

Stewart 2022-03-19 09:01:10

My favorite part is: in most movies, love is described as an electric current, passing through different environments, characters and predicaments, and finally making two souls feel the encounter, which is an exaggerated coincidence; and this movie Love is depicted as a river in which different souls will immerse, wade through, and go where they want to...

Irma 2022-03-19 09:01:10

The homogenization of Netflix's youth-themed film and television dramas is too serious. This film is a very typical case. Its framework can be regarded as an LGBT variation of Netflix's latest hit "To All the Boys I've Loved Before". The essence of "Face" that Wu Siwei is praised by the outside world is that it inherits the similar qualities to Ang Lee's "Father Trilogy", and has a keen insight into the collision of Chinese and Western cultures. In this romantic film about American teenagers...

Jessika 2022-03-19 09:01:10

Such a cute ji film! Youth campus story, the atmosphere is reminiscent of "Love You, Simon". The point is, how did Director Wu grasp the status of Chinese lesbians so accurately? ! Red plaid shirts, T-shirts with autumn coats, don't approach sisters with a face that is strangers, only engage in studies and not you, always wink at girls who are attracted to you, never make an appointment, flirting with girls depends entirely on knowledge, and don't like to meet and chat online. Never send emoji...

Cora 2022-03-19 09:01:10

Three and a half! There are pros and cons to this movie. The good part is that everyone can see the point that resonates with them: the embarrassment of the first-generation immigrants' expertise at home and the embarrassment of being useless abroad; the unwritten "campus culture" in which ordinary Chinese help white people to write papers and make money ; The helplessness of talented high school students trapped in a small closed place and being excluded; the confusion of LGBT high school...