In addition to showing the estrangement between the diversified cultures of the United States, it naturally blends into the confused life of young people without affectations. There are not too many fierce conflicts, but a fresh sense of city, which is quite surprising. In addition, the story itself is adapted from the experience of the hero himself, which is firmly tenable. On the acting side, the supporting cast stole the show, with Ray Romano and Holly Hunter drawing attention every time they appeared and always thinking Greta Gerwig would play the leading lady.

The dramatic conflicts brought by the cultural differences between the East and the West, and the stories adapted from real people and events are also very loving. Love is also the reason why people can finally accept and harmonize with each other across religions and beliefs. Major illness is just a test of each other's test, small pattern has profound connotation, this era of immigrants to advance with The Times into the new environment of the loss, deep-rooted ideas how to break the ice melt. Rarely seen movie label Amazon Studio.

Judd Apatow was the producer, but it was clearly his style, and again, there was no rhythm at all. A 120-minute film is not 24 5-minute pieces, you have to tell a longer story, so the film can be cut out in any five minutes, but it's very ugly to put together. But it's a bit of an improvement over last year's Trainwreck.