Unexpectedly, I also began to like this awkward comedy, and I couldn't stop laughing. The advantage is that the lines are really well written, Tracy's monologue, Brooke's ramble, two people talking to themselves, quick switching between group scenes, awkward collisions, hysteria, I like it all, I can't help but keep replaying it. This might be my favorite script to read.
The key to the success of chatter films is that the seemingly meaningless line-building is actually a service role-building, and it brings joy to the audience and makes people memorable. This screenwriter is really good at describing in detail, and being able to poke the heart and soul carefully, there are a few things that are very impressive.
1. T wrote in the story, She could see the whole world with painful accuracy, but couldn't see herself or her fate. And because I was in love with her, I decided I couldn't see it either. You were blind If I can't see my own destiny, if I like you, then I'll be blind too.
2. When asked what T does at Villa La Investment, B said Tracy is spiritual guidance and waitress. You thought I didn't listen, but I listened to everything, and then I had to hold hands.
3. After the novel was discovered, there was a big fight. T went back to the dormitory and cried with his mother that he had just broken up.
4. B is going to LA, T said It's going to be hard for me not to look at New York and think of you somewhere in it. It's a bit "the world says I love Chang'an, but I only love someone in Chang'an."
5. Conclude a paragraph. She was the last cowboy, all romance and failure. The world was changing, and her kind didn't have anywhere to go. Being a beacon of hope for lesser people is a lonely business. I thought it was a pity that Brooke This character doesn't seem to be as... "stalwart" as described in the ending text? But on second thought, the text at the end is actually an excerpt from T's story, T's monologue from T's perspective, everything makes sense.
In the end, it is not ruled out that all of the above may be due to the fact that my lily eyes have too many filters.
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