I didn't expect too much, I just wanted to see Kristen's face, but since I thought it was pretty good, let's talk about it.
The beginning was the exchange between the two before Christmas. I didn't expect that Kristen's height difference would not violate the harmony. In the early stage, I could feel that Harper would understand Abbey's unhappiness.
The impressive first wave of conflicts occurred in the car to Harper's house and ended with Abbey's compromise; the second wave of conflicts occurred when Harper's late return led Abbey to think that the other party didn't love him enough, and the two sides ignored them; The third wave of conflict is also the climax of the story, which mainly focuses on Harper's family facing the parents, and the sisters' different feelings erupted, and the two ended in an unhappy breakup. Until the family was honest with each other, the two were reunited.
The story feels quite ordinary and meets the expectations of the public very well. There is not too much love and entanglement, but it feels a bit too straightforward in emotional expression, and the rhythm is a bit fast. Maybe I prefer more subtle works. Overall, it's good as a Christmas movie, but it doesn't make much sense as a reference.
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