Viewers who have once tasted Twilight CP with true feelings probably won't think of it.
Kristen Stewart, who is obviously a sweet princess, has finally become a cool handsome attack T.
How addicted to the little white rabbit Bella at the beginning, how shocked when I saw little K shave his head flat.
Until she came out later, kissed her girlfriend on the street, and advertised "really be yourself".
Her transformation was made in one go.
Today, she has changed from the white moonlight of the past to a wrench on earth.
How handsome is it?
Let's take a look at this new film that she starred in her true colors.
"The Happiest Season"
Standard Christmas family movie.
Even if this film looks like a bad movie, many people still can't help but want to see it.
Because there are few LGBT themes in the family carnival, and the card division configuration is too great.
Who wouldn't want to see what it's like to see K Jr. (Kristen Stewart) and Sister McKenzie (Mackenzie Davis) play Lily?
This value, this height difference, think about it and feel red chicken...
But I didn't expect that after this piece was launched, word of mouth magically exploded!
Rotten Tomatoes has a 91% freshness rating! The average score was 7.6.
Douban once reached 8.3, and now it has also landed at 7.5.
The story begins on Christmas Eve —
Abby, played by Little K, and Harper, played by Sister Mai, are a pair of gay people.
The two are sweet and greasy, and their bodies emit the sour smell of love.
With the arrival of Christmas, they were about to be separated for a while.
At this point, Abby came up with an idea that she wanted to take advantage of this Christmas to meet Harper's parents.
Because whoever brings her most beloved treasure into this world must be seen.
Such a warm request, who can refuse?
In fact, Abby had already booked the ring, and she was proposing to Harper on Christmas morning.
Although her Gay Honey despises her approach of "pushing herself into heterosexual norms".
But Abby doesn't care, she just lets everyone around her know that Harper is her beloved.
However, on their way home, Harper confessed to Abby.
She didn't actually come out to her parents.
In other words, her parents did not know that she was gay, and they only thought that Harper had brought home a roommate whose parents had died and had nowhere to go.
The reason for this is that Harper's father is running for mayor, and she doesn't want to affect him because of it.
Harper told Abby that as soon as the matter was over, she would explain the situation to her family.
Although Abby is speechless in her heart, after all, she is the person she loves, what else can she say except tolerance?
So she moved into Harper's house as an "orphan roommate."
It's just that this one is really not a worry-free one.
Parents plus three daughters, each with their own characteristics.
It seems that the family is happy, with a capable husband and a pair of big sisters with dragon and phoenix fetuses.
She and Harper seem to have a long-standing grudge, and they don't look at each other very well.
Universal tool people second sister, repair the network to repair the printer will do anything, usually whirring.
Everything is a sentence of "don't forget to call me when there is hilarity".
Harper, on the other hand, is his father's favorite little daughter.
Call her name all the time, take her with you no matter what you do, a proper leg pendant.
Abby's first meal here was devastated.
Sharing a table with her lover's ex-boyfriend, not to mention the dwarf, and even listening to her parents talk about their passionate past.
I have to say that this picture and Abby's loveless expression are really funny and sad...
Then I came out of the bathroom and bumped into Harper's ex-girlfriend.
If not to mention that this meal is really annoying!
After that, Abby is also like an outsider, completely unable to integrate into the family.
At various parties, her family either emphasizes that she is Harper's orphan roommate.
Or just leave it alone.
I can only drink and get drunk alone, watching lovers and friends and ex-boyfriends talk and laugh.
It was hard to find an opportunity to have a spring supper with Harper, and I was almost discovered by my parents who pushed the door directly in.
Well, it's still safest to be a follower.
In order to enter the countryside customs and choose the white elephant gifts needed for the largest local party, Abby and the three sisters went to the mall.
In the end, because several people have their own affairs, Abby is entrusted with the twins' nanny.
Unexpectedly, the child mischievously put the unpaid necklace into her bag, making her a thief in public.
Here, no one wants to believe her.
Even if the lover said that he believed, for the sake of his father's face, he asked her not to go to the evening party.
The lost Abby meets Harper's ex-girlfriend, Riley, on the street.
There is no scene where the enemy is extremely red-eyed when they meet.
The two of them drank and talked like friends.
Riley told Harper's incomplete love story about their relationship.
The two of them grew up as girlfriends who grew up together, and in high school, they transcended friendship and became lovers.
The two wrote each other's usual confessional letters to each other and placed them in their respective mailboxes.
Unexpectedly, it was discovered by others.
At this time, Harper pushed everything to Riley, saying that the other party was pestering her.
Not daring to admit their relationship is probably something that all people in love don't want to see.
At this time, Abby is also facing such a situation.
Harper repeatedly ignored himself, never thinking about her from her point of view.
She shoved her directly back into the cupboard without saying anything, but also watched her and her ex-boyfriend reminisce until late at night.
Not to mention her family, who also treated her like a thief.
Even the gentle and tolerant Abby can't stand it anymore, she just wants to escape from here...
As a family Christmas film, the theme of this movie is naturally unchanged for thousands of years -
Long live reconciliation.
Reconciliation between lovers, reconciliation between family, reconciliation between friends.
After all, it is a festival, an indispensable joyful atmosphere, and a good day of course requires laughter.
The climactic laugh point of this film is the scene at the end of the film where the three sisters make a big fuss about Christmas, which really makes people laugh for a second.
Mom, what the hell is this elementary school chicken fight scene...
However, I will not describe the specific situation, or it is more interesting to watch it yourself!
Strictly speaking, the shortcomings of this film are obvious and common.
The plot is still simple and rough, and the emotional twist is too abrupt.
But fortunately, the subject matter and expression of LGBT make it less routine and tacky than most films of the same genre, and more sincere.
The first half of the film is very real, showing the real plight and struggle psychology of most gay people.
This made many viewers feel empathy.
Today's LGBT is no longer a stage of recognizing oneself and looking for the same sex.
The hardest step for them to take now is to be honest with their parents and friends around them, because it's hard to predict what will happen.
Naturally, there will be a good side, and Abby's deceased parents will give her understanding and respect.
But her friend's father, on the other hand, refused to see him again for thirteen years.
In the movie, there is a highlight line like this:
Everyone's story is different, there's your version and my version, and somewhere in between. But one thing all of these come out stories have in common is that the moment you say those words, your heart beats faster, and you don't know what's going to happen next. And once you say these words, the old chapter is over, the new chapter has begun, you have to prepare yourself, you can't do it for someone else.
This answer to the question of coming out is too warm and gentle.
Yes, everyone should have their own rhythm of handling the moments of coming out, even if the process is difficult and can be accidentally messed up because of your timidity and weakness.
As long as after the struggle, you can choose to face your true self.
As long as you can finally take the hardest step.
Of course, it must be admitted that it is still because it is too special, there will be such a difficult time to turn the page.
But the reality is that it will get better and better.
Just like today's LGBT themes, it is no longer only a profound literary film that can be carried, so the mainstream popcorn comedy is as funny and heartfelt as the shooting.
And this year's films of this kind of theme are completely blowout, which is not because more and more audiences are willing to pay attention to this group, and it is no longer blindly exclusive.
Maybe one day, everyone will come out of the story, and it will be as satisfactory as the ending of Abby and Harper in the movie.
I hope that every person you are now called "special" can become an ordinary you.
Finally, I hope that this winter, everyone can have the happiest season