Will interprets a person's inner love and avoidance very well. When he first saw Vivian, he turned around shyly and couldn't help looking back and smiled; the embarrassment of not finding coins when buying snacks, the looming desire in the clothing store; Vivian was overwhelmed when facing Vivian, so that he fell down in order to avoid the opportunity; inviting Vivian to come to the house for dinner, gobbled up in his mouth, and felt up and down; when he came out of the airport, he "lost" Vivian's cry; Will was stiff and restrained , but the performance is insane.
Compared with Will, Vivian is a girl who likes to be petty. On her birthday, Will was late for work, so she almost turned people away; when she came late for a run in the morning, she fed others' breakfast to the pigeons; Vivian I can't accept a relationship that can't be recognized, and I just leave. The scene at the airport is very heartless. Is it so charming?
But it cannot be denied that these two very different girls make this movie shine. Just when I felt the scene of Will and Vivian breaking up, and sighed that every good show had to end with a little tragedy, Vivian appeared at the party. In the end, the director gave us an expected ending, plus 2 funny little humors, one is the "bring the child" decision of the master representing the feudal forces, and the other is the unreasonable request of the superficially traditional mother "to have a grandson", these jokes , but also represents their acceptance of them.
"At least we Vivian married a doctor." As Vivian's parents said, Will is a bit conservative, but she is independent and can even share the financial and spiritual pain for her mother. Her charm comes from her responsibility for her work. Self-improvement and self-reliance, the acquisition of true love is inseparable from the understanding of the family, the tolerance of the society, and even more from one's own efforts, do you think so?
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