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Who can be sure of all the possibilities?
Sammy 2021-11-27 08:01:17
A film reminiscent of "When Harry Meets Sally" can be regarded as the freshest and sweetest romantic movie of 2008. Compared with ordinary romance films, the story in this film is interesting: through the way the father tells his daughter about his three emotional experiences, it cleverly brings a layer of suspense. According to the little sunshine girl Abigail in the film, this is A story of love and suspense. In the process of guessing who the "mother" is, the audience is easily absorbed into the protagonist's emotions. The three heroines of the film are also very appropriate: Elizabeth Banks’ dignity and grace, Rachel Weitz’s charming self-confidence; of course, it is still the coquettish and frank Azshara Fisher who is the most dazzling. The actor's few dialogues, especially the two smoking scenes in the game, are full of wit and lightness. Another outstanding feature of the film is the combination of the male protagonist’s experience in politics and growth with the choice of love, making these three loves not only a game where you love me and I don’t love you, but also full of the taste of life: the male protagonist is like Pursuing love as much as pursuing politics, and finally found out-there is no definite perfection, only possible truth.
Extended Reading
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[Will accidentally staples his finger]
Will Hayes: Jesus Murphy!
[to a random girl beside him]
Will Hayes: What am I doing here? Move over! Another foot, go! Over, over, over! I wrote three speeches for Congressman Sweeney. How's high school?
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April: Pack of American Eagles, blue, please.
Simon: 4.25.
Will Hayes: 4.25? You pay four dollars and twenty-five cents for a pack of cigarettes?
April: They don't put as many chemicals in them.
Will Hayes: So those are healthy cigarettes.
April: Something like that.
Will Hayes: So, if there's not as many chemicals in them they should cost less, not more, don't you think?
April: They put saltpeter in your cigarettes, which make them burn faster, which make you smoke more. Which means, at the end of the day, your cigarettes actually cost more, not less.