Who would have thought that this movie was released in 2012 and I marked it in my heart and wanted to watch it, but I finally watched it in 2020. Time flies, not only the time is missed, but also the hormonal confusion at that time.
This is a very routine popcorn movie about the love story between two top CIA agents and a successful woman. Yes, it's a game in which two men fall in love with a woman's various fighting tricks and hormones. The director of a commercial film, the plot is based on mature and charming adults, and the blessing of the high-tech plot of the agent fighting. I eat this popcorn. Can be really fragrant.
The heroine is the classic American chick Reese Witherspoon, petite and sweet; the tall and romantic agent is played by Chris Pine, whose temperament is suitable for the common American playboy FDR, but the wild Tang Lao Shi plays IKEA Tuck, the divorced otaku in the room, is a little bit different (who has seen the bright tattoos on the arms of the low-key otaku).
But this is also just right. The heroine is just the introduction of the hormone-fighting battle between the two good friends who love and kill each other. The most exciting and moving is when a weak otaku is tempted to start showing the domineering man who hides, and when a stray man is ignored and starts to show The affectionate gentleman's demeanor, two kinds of strong hormones confront each other, this is head-on, no matter how thoughtful and rational in the career, the legs can't escape the temptation, the legs are weak, and the left and right are entangled indefinitely.
In the romantic plot of the movie, the charm of men occupies too much part, and the softness of women is weakened. Only on weekends, one person can turn on the stereo and dance while cooking. But there are always friends who compete with each other around men, and there are always girlfriends who complain and make suggestions around women.
It's better to be of the same sex. Occasionally, I was dizzy and confused by the opposite sex for a short time. Finally, I shouted and shook hands and continued to fall in love with each other. And then go on to stick it out again for unfair reasons like why you've fucked more women than me.
This is the noisy dream life.
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