The end of the world can't be saved, we have to understand this

Alexis 2022-04-19 09:01:34

I think whether it is sci-fi disaster thriller or suspense is a kind of yy that people give to the film.
I think I watched this film very rationally and found all kinds of flaws. For
example, since it is already the end of the world, why should Lucinda and Caleb continue? There's a lot going on with those numbers, but I've forgotten about

it now. The good news is that the earth ended up being destroyed. There's no hero or a mess that led to it being saved again. It's such a relief

if it all worked out. Why do you want to change it? If the number of deaths is already set and you save this one, there must be another life lost.
I think all disasters are unavoidable. If you know beforehand, it is not for you to save. But let you cherish this last chance for you. Cage did a good job this time. Although he didn't realize it at first, he still tried desperately to do something to save or save

, but we finally understood,
so gave up and returned to Where everyone should go

If tomorrow is the end of the world, what's the point of all the things I treasured What's the use of the souvenir ticket, the train ticket, the good-looking family hotel, and the cafe's business card?

If it really is the end of the world, is there anything worth giving up?

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Knowing quotes

  • John Koestler: I'm not saying that 81 people are going to die tomorrow, okay? I'm just trying to understand why THIS is SAYING they will!

    Phil Bergman: Okay, it's spooky, all right? I'll grant you. It's more than spooky. But just step back, all right? You have all these uncircled numbers with no sequence to them. I mean, numerology, kabbalah, pythagorean cults, there are systems that find meaning in numbers, and they are a dime a dozen. Why? Because people see what they want to see in them.

  • John Koestler: I am the son of a pastor.