In the movie, the male protagonist sits in a time machine and watches the changes in the outside world. Some painful experiences are enough.
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i don't have a time machine
Aurore 2022-04-22 07:01:24
At the beginning of the story, it was the death of the hero's fiancee. In order to change the past, the hero invented a time machine. He successfully returned to the past. He was very excited by the same scene, but he found that no matter what, he couldn't change the past that had happened. The fiancée still cannot escape the accident. In order to find the answer, he decided to go to the future. He hoped that people in the future could have a certain understanding of time machines and help him change the past. What disappointed him was that people in the future thought that time machines were only things in science fiction. He got on the time machine again and went to a farther future. After a series of changes, he finally destroyed the time machine and stayed in the future. There is such a passage in the movie, if Emma hadn't died, you wouldn't have invented a time machine, if she hadn't died, there wouldn't have been a machine, how would you use your machine to go back in time to save her? You are who you are, the result of tragedy. I think the saddest thing is just watching your loved one fall in front of you, and you can't save her with everything in the world. This is the greatest tragedy.
In the movie, the male protagonist sits in a time machine and watches the changes in the outside world. Some painful experiences are enough.
In the movie, the male protagonist sits in a time machine and watches the changes in the outside world. Some painful experiences are enough.
Extended Reading
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Über-Morlock: You built your time machine because of Emma's death. If she had lived, it would never have existed. So how could you use your machine to go back in time and save her? You are the inescapable result of your tragedy, just as I am the inescapable result of you. You have your answer. Now go.
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Über-Morlock: Who are you to question 800,000 years... of evolution?
Alexander Hartdegen: This is, this is a perversion of every natural law.
Über-Morlock: [grabs him by the throat] And what is time travel but your pathetic attempted to try to control the world around you? Your futile effort to have a question answered? You think I don't know you, Alexander? I can look inside your memories, your nightmares, your dreams. You're a man haunted by those two most terrible words: What if?