Of course, broken flowers aren't "kung fu" or any kind of comedy by kevin smith, because Bill Murrey's grumpy face is replaced by a bathroom joke, and there are plenty of boring people out there. But calling it lost in translation 2 isn't quite right, and frankly, broken flowers lack the freshness and warmth that Scarlett Johansson brought in lost in translation. Although this is a comedy, it is a comedy that is almost inhuman to death when I recall it carefully. The only explosion of heat in the show is caused by the naked scene of the girl named lolita, who flashes by, nervous, hormonal, and more importantly, Bill Murrey is more at a loss.
The script is very well written. If you have to pick on faults, you can only say that the ending is a little procrastinated in order to create suspense and increase the unknown, but compared to the last 20 minutes of "Kind Gold" that put me asleep, it is simply too good. . The details are very attentive, but there is no deliberate and forceful imbalance like "Kind Gold" to cause Camp. From color matching to props to music to lines, they all calmly confuse the audience. The actors acted very relaxedly, and the personalities, attitudes and encounters of several characters seemed to be inadvertently progressive and contrasted.
The point is that it's fun, but not exaggerated, escapist fun.
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