A summary of the ghost of an ex-girlfriend

There are so many beautiful women in the world, why do you love nothing? For Connor Meade (Matthew McConaughey), a photographer who specializes in dealing with star models, it is more reasonable to have sex with people-isn't it a violent thing to hang yourself from a tree when there are hot girls hanging around Gucci, Versace and Chanel? As a result, Connor, who is rich, powerful, talented and powerful, changes women faster than clothes, just like all typical playboys. No, he likes a supermodel very much in the studio in the morning, and in the afternoon he cares about flirting with pop diva. Even after breaking up with his girl friends, he would rather have a video conference and get rid of some at the same time, and he also called it: time is money. The so-called love is just a hormonal impulse to deceive children. Even if Connor had to choose one thousand times and ten thousand times, he would make up his mind to enjoy the happy life of a single bachelor. It is conceivable that when the honest brother Paul finally planned to step into the wedding hall and Connor was invited to attend the wedding, the family, old and young, were really a little scared. Don't mention the rest. What if the prodigal son doesn't change his mind and accidentally abducts the bride? Unfortunately, Connor arrived as scheduled even though it was snowing heavily. Greetings from relatives and friends, scene layout, wedding rehearsal ... Why are there so many fools in this world who are desperate to throw themselves into the trap? Bored, Connor really began to take aim at his brother's fiancee. However, before his lust became bigger, a familiar figure interrupted his thoughts. His childhood playmate, once unforgettable lover Jenny (Jennifer Garner), has also become more and more elegant.

I don't know if your wedding was unlucky for playboy or if you met your first lover. Connor, who has always been handsome in the world, has repeatedly encountered strange things. First, the dead Uncle Wayne (michael douglas) suddenly appeared in the bathroom and gave him a puzzling warning. Then, the ghost of his abandoned ex-girlfriend (Emma Stone) haunts him. Strangely, the only purpose of her visit is to show Connor around his vast "romantic history". Why did the well-off man who devoted himself to childhood become a big bastard who made women hate their teeth itch? The dreamer who was finally awakened now has the courage to pursue true love. Is it too late?