Since the Chinese Dynasty has always had a tradition of translating names, so let's not investigate the translation of this film for the time being, let's talk about its pitiful plot.
After watching the whole movie, I feel that the three protagonists are superfluous (huh), in various senses.
The girl (aunt?) has a lot of excess. The two male protagonists have confessed more than once. Of course, we can also say that foreigners are more open-minded and it is pure brotherhood, but to be honest, this wheat bran is already very obvious, especially when the female protagonist is affectionate between the two male protagonists. During the play, the phrase "God, I've become a light bulb!" burst out.
Tom is also very redundant. This is... honestly, if it weren't for the part where he and Reese had a blind date, how cute the meeting between Chris and Reese would be, playboys and mature leftovers, I really love this kind of drama. But because of the previous episode, out of conscience and morality, I can't be cute at all...==
Then Chris is actually a bit redundant in a sense...Imagine Tom and Reese without him Blind date, and then slowly developed, the life-saving rescue in the smoke of gunpowder, the shock of the identity being revealed, the choice between the ex-wife and the current girlfriend, whether it is to return to the family or choose the second spring, it feels very explosive. Ah, sorry for my Korean drama...
In addition to this subtle feeling of embarrassment, I personally think the biggest problem with this film is that I don't see its central idea at all. Apart from making the two male protagonists play handsome, the villain's only role is to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists, and there is basically no righteousness and heroism that Hollywood likes to see.
If it is a romance film, why is the heroine inexplicably robbed by two men in the first place? If Chris is backed by the dialogue at the CD shop, then Tom, I can't see the reason at all. If I remember correctly, the heroine has many years left.
So in the end, apart from laughing out loud, my only thoughts were "Sure enough, every leftover girl has her handsome and rich, and the ultimate destination of every diaosi is a goddess?" That's it.
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