However, I personally think that there is something anticlimactic. The first half of the filming is very detailed, and the discovery, production, and use of the time machine are well captured, which satisfies most of the audience's yy; but the sudden short and sudden turn in the back feels weird. The influence of the change brought by the male protagonist's journey alone is getting bigger and bigger. It is only because of his own selfish desires and love for the female protagonist that he sneaks back through it, but it leads to the death of his friend's father. At the same time, all kinds of disasters happen, so he has to Go back in time and stop it all.
Everyone has regrets and hopes that they have a time machine to go back in time. But changing the past is too elusive. It is better to pay attention to the present so that the future self will no longer regret it.
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