高中生角田优（西岛隆宏 饰）自幼丧母，亚洲有码多年来他和身为神父的父亲角田哲（渡部笃郎饰）相互依靠，亚洲有码过着平淡的生活。但熏（渡边真起子 饰）到来打破了一切，她来去匆匆，敢爱敢恨，令角田哲癫狂不已，更将怨气全部撒在优的身上，强迫儿子每天忏悔认罪。为了讨好父亲，善良的优甚至主动去犯错，不久更加入了偷拍女性底裤的小组。父亲为他的大发雷霆，优却因此感到高兴。不久，优邂逅了如玛丽亚般美丽的女孩洋子（满岛光 饰），而讨厌庸俗男性的洋子也阴差阳错喜欢上了男扮女装的优。优继而得知，洋子是熏的养女，熏如今又回到哲的身边，四个人组成一个奇怪的家庭。优纠结于对洋子的迷恋中，却不知，一个名为“零教会”的宗教团体已经盯上了角田家……
回复 :December 23, 1983: Just days before Christmas, the Oliverio family readies their Feast of the Seven Fishes, an Italian tradition stretching back to the old country of Calabria. Amidst the preparations, Tony Oliverio, a young man with big dreams and a bigger heart, wonders if he'll find love this Christmas season or spend it alone with his loud and loving family - Great Grandma Nonnie, Grandpa Johnny, Great Uncles Frankie and Carmine, his parents, his brother, and a host of friends. When Sarah, the girlfriend of his best friend Angelo, introduces Tony to Beth, it looks like Tony's holiday experience might take a turn for the better. That is unless Nonnie thinks Beth isn't good enough for her great-grandson, and Beth's Ivy League suitor doesn't steal her heart first. Come on inside, where it's warm, and the smells of cooking fish permeate the air, and let's have a visit.
回复 :从看到艾丽莎（乔伊·劳伦·亚当斯 Joey Lauren Adams 饰）的第一眼起，霍登（本·阿弗莱克 Ben Affleck 饰）就知道自己在劫难逃，可接下来的消息对霍登来说无疑是一记噩耗，漂亮开朗的艾丽莎居然是一个完完全全的女同性恋者。得知了死党的遭遇，班克（杰森·李 Jason Lee 饰）为此十分打抱不平，他告诉霍登他的恋情并没有走入绝望的境地，并且表示愿意在此方面助他一臂之力。随着时间的流逝，艾丽莎和霍登之间产生了真挚的感情，一段良缘眼看着就要结成，这时的班克才发现自己内心中充斥着的竟然全是负面的感情，他并不希望霍登能够得到艾丽莎的垂怜，而他和霍登之间的友谊也开始出现了裂痕。
约翰丹佛
回复 :One of the five sci-fi's I remember every single detail of from my earliest days as a fan. For the genre, I think it's considerably above average. The moor is nicely atmospheric. There's one of every character in the book: the good guy, the bad guy, the local sheriff, the lovely damsel, her father the old professor, etc. The scene where we're looking for the first time through the window of the ship and the visitor peeks out from the other side is easily as good as the three-fingered-hand-on-the-shoulder in War of the Worlds. Nice "character" to the visitor, for whom, like Karloff's Frankenstein, we end up feeling some empathy .
