A very romantic and relaxing sunshine light comedy. When I first watched it, I thought it was played by twins, but both of them looked freckled. After checking, it was actually performed by Lindsay alone. Lindsay's acting skills It's amazing, but the filming and editing skills of the movie are even better. It's really seamless. There are tidbits in the DVD that specifically talk about this. After watching it, I can't help but admire the film's production staff. Lindsay, the freckled girl when I was a child, is really amazing, cute and weird. The two sisters' different accents and expressions are also well-acted. One is British, the other is American, one is reserved, the other is flamboyant, and The costumes of the two sisters are changed one after another in the film, which is dazzling. Although they are from the last century, they also look very fashionable. Look at her cute and invincible when she was a child, and look at Lindsay, who is now full of negative news. It's really a world of difference. The ending of the film is happy and warm, but when you think about reality, it is often the opposite. Some beautiful things are missed when they are missed. People and things that have been hurt can’t be saved by saying that they can be saved. Broken mirrors are really difficult. Reality is always reality, and it is not as romantic and beautiful as the movie.
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