I really liked this movie, but there are some really bad things about this movie.
From the fact that the male protagonist cheated investors of money, and the female protagonist has an inseparable grandson, and then to the male protagonist moving in, I knew that this movie must be a movie that the male protagonist was tricked into. Therefore, every plan and every lie of the male protagonist becomes extraordinarily ridiculous in my opinion. Especially when I said true to the painting, I actually felt more and more sympathetic to the male protagonist. After all, I could feel that he still had feelings for the female protagonist. Perhaps what moved me the most was when facing the train, he said he didn't want to leave, he wanted to stay and spend the rest of his life with the heroine, and I really sympathized with him. But that's also where I'd say the movie was less than satisfactory. You are so old, why do you need so much money? As his partner said, the pursuit of adrenaline? Do people who are accustomed to lying still feel the pleasure of lying? Sorry, I really can't get that point. There is also the matter of the common account. Why does the male protagonist have to deposit all the money? Fascinated by his self-confidence, coupled with the fact that his true identity has been revealed in Germany before, this old woman is no one at all. In the end, the heroine said that she had already forgiven the hero, but what she did later did not look like she forgave him.
The last thing I can't figure out, the man said he was going to see his son. I watched him put the keyboard in his bag, but he disappeared when he got home. Although it can be forcibly explained, it is good for the heroine to steal the keyboard for more than ten seconds!
Although the experience of the family behind the female lead is worthy of sympathy, can all the consequences be counted on the male lead? In the end, what happened to the male protagonist was indeed what he deserved, but I only saw an old man who wanted a family and had nothing when he had the most hope of getting a family.
Still a rather depressing ending. Hey, maybe this is life
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