It is said that falling in love is easy and difficult to get along with. The two protagonists Gary and Brook fall in love at first sight, but their married life is no longer so sweet and happy, instead it is endless quarrels.
Gary is a machismo. He thinks that he is tired from work every day. He just wants to take a break when he comes home from work, watch baseball games, play games, and be able to do less housework. But he didn't think about it. In fact, Brook is very tired at work all day. When he gets home, he has to cook, wash, clean the room, and so on. He took everything Brook did for granted. In fact, Brook is a small woman and it is easy to be satisfied. If Gary can properly help Brook with a little housework, even if it is only a small one, or praise her, she will be very happy, and she will not feel that she has given him nothing. Return.
Gary always refuses to admit his mistakes and always thinks he is right. When Brook blamed him for buying only three lemons instead of the 12 she wanted, he argued that they didn't need to buy too much for furnishings. When the two people had a quarrel for the first time, Brook hid in the room with anger, but Gary ran out to drink to relieve his boredom. In fact, as long as Gary apologizes to Brook, Brook will forgive him. Is the word "sorry" so hard to say?
Gary is always very self-conscious, completely disregarding others, and wants to buy a pool table. Even though he knows his home is not big enough to fit, he still buys it. At family gatherings, Brook's brother invited everyone to sing together, and everyone else cooperated very well. He didn't like it, so he refused to sing.
Gary doesn't like ballet, Brook does. He has never accompanied Brook to a ballet performance. It was Brook who accompanied Gary to a baseball game, although she didn't like it. What does it matter to go to a ballet? The key is not to look at the ballet itself, the key is who to watch with. And it should be better to know more about Brook's hobbies. Wait, there are many similar situations in the film.
In fact, think more rationally from the perspective of the opponent, and think more for the opponent, maybe they will not fall into the point of non-score.
In short, this film is worth everyone to watch, and then compare them to think about their own right or wrong.
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