I went back and watched the scene where the heroine and mark met several times. The scene of the encounter in the botanical garden was too beautiful, (rainforest, butterflies, tourists, perfect encounter)
It is in stark contrast to the grief and anger that the heroine restrained from watching Mark drown, Mark's desperate eyes, and the heroine's restrained grief.
Deadly Beauty previews the short-lived and splendid happiness that propels the movie to its climax, shaping the heroine as a love-influenced agent who embarks on a hearty road of revenge for the loss of her lover.
Although it can be seen that many of the heroine's big moves are open, and the plot is out of reality, the hero is indeed very appetizing. Audiences (especially women) can hardly resist this unreserved, but somewhat geek, innocent male protagonist.
Julie is really the only goddess in my heart.
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