The movie is actually average, especially at the end, if everyone is happy, it always makes people think less.
I just feel that I see myself in the heroine. In fact, many of us are negative and negative, but it is better to hide it most of the time. At this time, people who show their true emotions appear to be very different. As many comments have said, the heroine has not grown up, is naive, and is self-centered... Why do you ask so many people who have grown up on the edge, it is not easy for them to just live?
Looking back at my own growth process, it may seem normal, but there are still many problems. I don't deny it, because so far my bottom line is still different from others. It can be said that I am trying my best to be different from others. This is not bad. I still enjoy this kind of truth.
Why do we have to live as happy in the eyes of others, and why do we need to accept transformation and redemption when we are "different"? Well, don't deny that I have a soft spot for redemption stories, but that doesn't mean I believe it.
Regarding the attitude towards life, I quote the following words: "We have so many obstacles in our lives, it's really fucking interesting." According to him, this logic is black humor, and he thinks black humor is his temperament, is born.
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