First of all, Jay Baruchel's performance attracted me. Whether it's tilting your head, hunching slightly, or all kinds of inadvertent small movements on your hands, or even slightly sluggish eyes, how perfect a boy with 5 points is represented. Alice Eve is really beautiful. Although Bright Eyes and White Teeth are often described as Orientals, I don't think it can be used too much on her, plus her beautiful blonde hair. Although she has a big chest, it's not like the brainless type. Christen Ritter is like a playful doll, and it makes people laugh when they think about it.
Speaking of the general plot, although it is not subversive, it still feels quite new, at least that's what I think. Kirk and Molly were dating that section. It was very witty. The silly Kirk wore the same clothes as the waiter and was regarded as a waiter by many people, but this was more of Kirk's gentlemanly demeanor, although he was a little thin and sluggish. Also, when the Kirk family got on the plane to Branson and everyone was waiting for the plane to take off, Kirk suddenly figured it out, and then ridiculed everyone besides his mother, even if they didn’t. The passenger I knew, finally tragedy happened and he couldn't get off. Especially when talking to the flight attendants, Jay really did a great job.
I like the role of Steiner very much. Although there is a lot of nonsense, he is courageous and courageous, whether it is for Kirk's love, or as the lead singer of the band, or when he is upset by another stranger in bowling, he has the courage to stand up for Kirk. Humor without losing wisdom, unruly on the outside but thoughtful on the inside, much like the young people in our society, cynical on the outside, but will be able to withstand it when things happen.
I think whether the final idea of this movie is not only for the love between men and women, even if it is only for love, I think it is very convincing. Not every man who looks downcast, not stalwart, and does not have a luxury car and bungalow is not favored by women. It also tells us that not all women in this world are snobs. Regardless of whether you are a poor boy or a not-so-beautiful girl, don't think you are a 5-pointer. In fact, everyone has their own merits. Perhaps this is what attracts others. Don't lose confidence in yourself because others don't think highly of yourself.
A good movie, especially for young people.
Believe in yourself, you are not a 5-pointer, you have to boldly show your strengths and give yourself extra points!
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