The popcorn movie with laughter and tears runs through the number of chicks + chicken soup. Amy's super-physical performance style throws the burden just right, and the laughter and touching points are in line. The sense of rhythm is just right, and the theme of "self-confidence can be charming and common to ordinary people" is consistent. Maybe there are no fancy designs and brain-burning processes. Why not? Although there are still some bugs in the play and character setting, the male second is obviously redundant, the female second is not complete in the growth arc, and even the magic is not convincing enough, but there are still laughs and burdens everywhere - sometimes , the movie is simply a joy.
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