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Unreasonable ending design
Elza 2021-12-18 08:01:15
At the end, the actor burned the time machine back when he was 7 years old, and everything returned to its original state. Why is there a single camera still there, and there is still an extra one that is exactly the same, and the camera records it This is really unreasonable for the whole passing thing. Could it be that the spatial overlap only affects people and does not affect the camera? Strictly speaking, the original time machine no longer exists, and all the following things will not happen? Is there any great god to give pointers?
Extended Reading
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Quinn Goldberg: The machine has given us everything.
David Raskin: It's not just about us. This thing is better than us!
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David Raskin: This is Project Almanac, Experiment 1, Trial 1, temporal distance: 60 seconds.
Christina Raskin: In English, please.
David Raskin: Uh, it means we're gonna send your crappy toy a minute back into the past.