2. It's normal for the hero to change after seeing everything, so he naturally wants to go to his ex-girlfriend; the problem is that the heroine doesn't get on the plane and stay for coffee because of an idiot-like dream of the hero. . . I admit that in your 20s, it's still possible; after 30. . . . . . Could it be that the heroine has not seen a man after so many years since the hero left?
3. There is a bottle of wine in the office, and the bowling is badly thrown. It can be seen that the actor does not like all this. When throwing the bowling, the actor said, well, I have participated in the running of the bull festival, and participated in it. . . I can definitely throw good bowling. Such lines are not convincing, except that they make me feel that it is better to go to the Running of the Bulls. Family life is very sweet indeed, but the film seems to be busy showing the less than ideal. . .
The only things that make me feel good are kids; audiences without kids might not understand, but anyone with kids of their own will understand how it feels; it's invincible. The problem has also arisen. The audience with children is already in their 30s, and they have long stopped believing in this illogical plot; do young people who can believe in this plot really like to watch this kind of family man's life comedy?
However, this account is counted on the screenwriter, and Nicolas Cage's performance is still impeccable. This guy's bitter gourd face can show a special attraction. In a way, I think his role in this film is a bit like Ross in Friends.
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