Although it was interrupted several times in the middle, it still did not affect my love for this movie. Not to the point of "Bravo!", but I still like it. Makes me seem to be able to see my own bright future.
I really appreciate the idea that the movie wants to express: girls should have their own lives, they should control themselves, and don't follow men. We are all heroines, not supporting roles. But does this really attract men? Is it really not too selfish to think with yourself as the center? I don't know, it's just a thought. To be honest, I often watch movies and want to ask, why does the male protagonist like the female protagonist? Why did the heroine choose this one? Are their values similar? Will it take a few years to get used to it? What kind of relationship do they have? Maybe I'm thinking too much, love has no pattern and no reason. But I am stubborn and want to learn from the happiness of others. I believe that all happy couples have similar things. If I have this thing, I will be happy too. Who knows?
Maybe given the length of the movie and the limited capacity, the movie reflects only one aspect, not everything.
In other words, if I can really go to Chapman University to study editing, I hope I can have my own film advertising company like Amanda, and have my own house on Sunset Boulevard; I also hope that I can meet someone who loves me like Iris Proper musician like Miles. :-p This movie is really sweet~
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