Gone with the Flow is based on the 1969 romantic comedy Cactus Flower; directed by Grown Up director Dennis Dugan, produced by Adam Sandler, starring Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, Brooklyn Decker, Nicole Kidman, Nick Swanson, and others; and the 2011 romantic comedy.
Danny (Adam Sandler) is a positional plastic surgeon, once found out about his wife's betrayal on the day of marriage, resulting in his fear and distrust of marriage, frustrated that he accidentally found that he can use the failed married role to deceive women sympathy and win favor, since then he began to play a game of fun.
However, when Danny meets 100% hot girl Palmer (Brooklyn Decker), he is suddenly fascinated at first sight, but he is unexpectedly seen by Palmer with the wedding ring, so Danny has a clever move and deceives Palmer that he is going to divorce his wife, but Palmer actually forces Danny to confront his wife face to face.
Unable to do anything, Danny has to ask the clinic assistant Catherine (Jennifer Aniston) to pretend to be his wife, and the lies get bigger and bigger, and they become out of control...
Fake drama really develops into a lover, true love is around you, seemingly impatient, no novelty of the subject, but contains endless material treasures.
Of course, some people may say that "Go with the Flow" is an out-and-out guava film, and the plot direction is also easy to guess, but nevertheless, the story does grasp the focus of various contradictions and conflicts, nonsensical arrangement, exaggerated plot, provoking sensory emotions; and the use of simple meaning to explore the values of love also firmly grasps the psychology of the audience.
The English title of the film, "Just Go with It", simply put, is "follow the feeling", and love should be patient and wait for careful search.
Danny and Catherine have been together for many years, caring about each other's lives like relatives, no false mutual dependence, familiar and reassuring warmth; Palmer is an extremely seductive beauty, and the proud figure that is about to come out makes Danny itch and fall into this passion that is mistaken for love.
Warmth and passion, two very different feelings, do not care about right or wrong; and who says that warmth cannot be surging into passion, and passion sublimated into warmth? As long as you go with your heart and persevere with your heart, you can get happiness.
Lying is a human instinct, and Danny, who was originally sincere, was seriously hurt by his wife's cheating, and has since become numb to love, hovering in the pile of women, armed with lies, and covered up his cowardice.
However, the successive lies paralyzed Danny's nerves, making what was obviously a simple thing more and more complicated. Lies make people fall, and words that reveal their true feelings can touch people's hearts, and the sentence "I have not deceived you in this life!"
Sincere eyes can withstand a thousand words, love without any impurities, return to the most primitive simplicity, love is so simple.
In the story, Devlin (Nicole Kidman) and Catherine are intolerable rivals, Devlin is very popular, and her multi-tongued personality often makes Catherine feel disdainful.
However, whenever Catherine met her, a sense of inferiority always arose in her heart, and under the pressure of being deeply afraid of being ridiculed, Catherine woven many lies to package herself.
It was not until the end of the story that the two spoke their hearts to each other, and finally shook hands and made peace, and then a sincere hug brought each other closer.
Misunderstandings and prejudices often affect our sanity, and if we can get rid of stereotypes and external baggage and only use our hearts to communicate, there may not be so much disharmony.
Adam Sandler's comedies in recent years have given people a sense of uniformity, and in "Go with the Flow" he played a plastic surgeon, but the story did not pay much attention to him, the portrayal was too flat, the image was not clear enough, so it did not impress people.
But to be honest, the focus of this movie is not on Adam Sandler, but on the three pleasing actresses of Jennifer Aniston, Brooklyn Dirk, and Nicole Kidman, whose sweet faces, plump breasts, and willow waist are full of devil figures, which are shocking at first glance!
Jennifer Aniston originally played a simple and old-fashioned single mother, with a strong aunt temperament, awkward and clumsy appearance, a withered and miserable outfit, and a breakthrough performance that sacrificed the image.
Later, in order to pretend to be Danny's ex-wife, he re-dressed up and restored the noble temperament of the real actor, especially in Hawaii, and appeared in the elegant appearance of the dress in a vacuum, which attracted a lot of attention.
Of course, the scene where she and Danny talk to each other about each other's merits at the dinner table, Jennifer Aniston's eyes are flowing, her eyes are bright, and her emotional expression is even more intoxicating.
However, it is a pity that the personality change before and after the dress change is too large, if you can still retain a little of the original image after the dress, the funny sense of violation may add more jokes.
Nicole Kidman, who is less likely to act in comedy, and Devlin, a college classmate who plays the heroine Catherine this time, is a person who loves to win or lose.
Although Nicole Kidman is a little more subtle in her comedic performance, the awkward hula scene with Catherine still brings out her sexiness to the fullest.
Victoria's secret lingerie supermodel - Brooklyn Dirk, in the film, plays the sexy teacher Palmer, who is kind and loves children, and looks like a silly sister who is a bit nonsensical.
Although it is still a little too childish in terms of acting, but the good figure wins half of it first, the unrestrained and seductive super perfect carcass, which man can resist?
That's right! The performance of the two little ghost heads in the film is also very interesting, such as when the little boy threatens Danny, pretending to be a cunning adult, and even crying bitterly, forcing Danny to take them to Hawaii in the way of catching ducks on the shelves; and the little girl is the funny of the actors, especially the embarrassment of being thrown into the mud by Danny and pretending to be calm, which is very eye-catching and pleasing.
Overall, "Go with the Flow" is easy and touching, the jokes are witty and not vulgar, using the beautiful scenery of Hawaii, the beautiful and warm island scenery, comfortable seawater, beach, and sunshine, bringing leisurely emotions into the hearts of the audience, and watching such a good film in the hot summer is suddenly cool.