The hero Adam in the movie is a serious technical nerd + Geek. He looks up at the starry sky every day, makes chips, and even runs a virtual speech recognition program in the computer to simulate MM to say hello to himself. He suffers from a strange Asperger's syndrome, which is high-intensity autism. He doesn't know how to communicate with people, and he can't understand other people's feelings. He can only live in his own world and be taciturn. There are about 3 differences between him and Sheldon:
1. He is more handsome than Sheldon 2. Sheldon
is smarter than him 3. Sheldon
does not need a woman, he needs -, -b
so he will ask the mm who goes out with him if he is sexually excited; In front of everyone, he will directly ask his girlfriend's father if he is guilty or not, if he will go to prison; he will talk about space, the universe, telescopes and the like with others at the banquet; he will directly say what I do to you. Not interested, I just want to go to the toilet right now; he won't help even if you walk by with heavy stuff, unless you tell him to do it; also throws a tantrum at little lies, feels like he's been seriously damage; but he'll also build a whole galaxy for you in the living room, he'll take you to see the amazing raccoons in Central Park late at night, he'll sneak a cup of hot coffee and a note at your door, he Will hang in the air to clean the stains of your windows just so that the stars and moonlight can illuminate your dreams at night. He was just a kid, a 29-year-old kid.
I don't know why, but this type of film is my big love. "Adam" and "500 days of summer" I saw earlier also made me tireless and watch it at two o'clock. In contrast, I think the story is better than <500 days of summer>, and although I think the male lead is a little too formal when it comes to showing Adam under pressure, the female lead's performance is great. Maybe it's because I can see some shadows of myself in Adam. There is also the love between the heroine's parents (PS heroine's father seems to be playing Bush in "Bush Jr."?), the contrast between the two makes the plot very plump and clean at the same time.
In the end, Adam and the heroine were not together, one stayed in New York and the other went to California, but one of them published their own book and the other was doing a job they liked. Although they may not be perfect, they both grew up in love. I love this ending! By slowly perfecting yourself in love, you will be able to love maturely, cherish the people around you, and not let happiness slip away. This is life ^_^
Actually, from the very first sentence of the movie, I thought it was a movie I would collect:
My favorite children's book is about a little prince… who came to Earth from a distant asteroid.
He meets a pilot whose plane has crashed in a desert.
The little prince teaches the pilot many things… but mainly about love.
My father always told me I was like the little prince.
But after I met Adam… I realized I was the pilot all along.
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