The reason why the sequels of various good films are rare to watch, is mainly because the wonderful parts have been finished, and the remaining small details are babbling, and the audience will inevitably be aesthetically tired.
In the big environment where the fifty shades of grey is so hot, when I see the marigold hotel, I almost booked the venue. The first part ran out of new ideas, and the only thing left in the sequel is that
the hotel manager who is not reliable in bad romance is no longer cute, but it's a bit annoying. The clichéd rivalry between girlfriends, males, and girlfriends is really inspiring. Finally, in order to cope with the investigator, he helped his mother to pimp, and begged the screenwriter to understand that
Douglas and the short-haired old lady had a good evening love, but the ex-wife came back and got a kick in the middle. Really urgent, to borrow the words from the first part: at our age, we don't have time to take it slowly
Professor McGonagall has played too many plays and is a little tired of aesthetics. It was actually in another movie trailer that was shown before the movie was released. And her. In Hotel2, she basically only has a sense of presence at the beginning and the end. At the beginning, she and the unreliable guy went to the United States to find a company to invest in the second-stage project of the Hotel. Maggie's aura was strong and made a good complaint about the American Emperor. The reason was that Shangcha actually put the tea bag next to the cup? ! "tea bags are to be brewed in BOILING water" read boiling water a hundred times here. . .
Vanity loves sugar daddy McGee inexplicably fell in love with an old Indian bachelor + cock silk under the magic of the screenwriter. It was a 180-degree turn. Her two Indian local tyrants Ex looked dumb, and I was dumb.
The screenwriter has found boyfriends and girlfriends for several protagonists, or PY is not over yet, and he has to give the hotel manager a fucking one-night stand. If you can't be an individual, you have to match a good hemp. . Too bloody, this is in India! In Indian culture, a widow with a face is absolutely impossible. The
last scene of Sonny and Sunaina's marriage (traditional Indian wedding) is still great. I think this is worth learning from the Chinese-Indian weddings still almost completely retain the traditional look rather than the wedding suits, whether it is an elite or a second-generation immigrant.
To be honest, in the sense of exoticism, the first part is much better than the second part, and the sequel is a mere appearance. In the first part, Maggie yelled "I want" in the hospital from the beginning. an ENGLISH doctor" "Can he even wash off the colour on him?" refused the douglas sandwich "I dont eat food with names I cant pronunce", and later took the initiative to go to the maid's house to try to understand the life of those so-called "untouchables", I think It is a very deliberate plot. Similar examples are numerous.
To sum up, the first is the story of a few old British old ladies who found their second spring in a completely different environment after retiring. Among them, there are life styles, chicken soup, dog blood, laughter and personality. The second part is a story of a couple of old men and old ladies falling in love in a different place. It is full of the powerless feeling of writing the plot for the sake of writing the plot. It is full of dog blood and it is not recommended.
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