Everyone should be the protagonist of their own life
This film is a good film that combines literary and entertaining. The two heroines, whose living environments and personalities are very different, enter each other's worlds through the exchange of houses for vacation, and some romantic or interesting things happen. Their love and life have also opened a new chapter.
The film's production team is luxurious, from the director (Nancy Meyers) to the soundtrack (Hans Zimmer), from the lead actor to the cameo (Dustin Hoffman, James Franco, Lindsay Lohan), are all powerful characters. The film consists of two parallel and independent love story lines. Although the storyline of Cameron Diaz and Jude Law is slightly suspected of idol drama, it is still good. Kate Winslet's storyline fully reflects the core of the film's talk of love is not limited to the romantic level but as a facet of life to show, and the content also pays tribute to the older generation of Hollywood filmmakers mentioning the names and soundtracks of many classic movies. In this way, the thinness of love and the thickness of life complement each other, and the texture of the whole piece is enhanced.
I believe that many viewers can get empathy from Kate's story, not only because her performance is real and full, but also what many people have experienced or are experiencing. Everyone should play a leading role in their own lives, not as a supporting role in other people's lives. This is especially true in romantic relationships, where unbalanced relationships can only bring endless pain. Be your own protagonist first, and then pursue your love.