A pair of girlfriends are in love with each other's son. At first glance, the theme is rather dog-blooded, but the actual content advances naturally. The boy’s desire for sex, the yearning for maturity, the woman’s weariness of marriage, and the nostalgia for youth, the four of them burned with fire.
In the relationship between the four, it is obvious that Ian and Roz’s love is much deeper. Tom has to drag Lil into the water for revenge or psychological balance. The emotional foundation is weak. When Tom cheats, Roz has to be taken for the good of everyone. The forced separation from Ian finally caused a series of unnecessary troubles. So when your decision is too much dependent on the actions of others and goes against your original intention, you have to be careful, because such a decision not only hurts yourself but may also hurt others. In the film, Ian said to Roz, can't we just let the flow go? I agree with this sentence, and sometimes letting things go can make things better. Age is a permanent problem of year-end love, you can never solve it fundamentally, but when you don't think about it and let the flow take its course, age will no longer be an obstacle, as are many other things in life.
Finally, the picture of the film is beautiful and the heroine is very attractive (especially Naomi Watts, who saw her King Kong when she was a child, then she was very beautiful and impressed, because Robin White had seen her house of cards, So the feeling of a strong woman is lingering), the male protagonist is also fresh enough, they live on the beach without fighting in the world, and a free life is also what many people yearn for.
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