But in the end, why did you have one more camera? I feel that the camera is too understandable. Dad’s camera, he brought it back to the past, and then the camera stayed in the past. So the future camera and the original camera will remain together until the male owner receives the notification? There is an additional camera. If this is the case, you can open a camera shop if you keep repeating it. If it is because the male owner has changed the past, The timeline returned to the time when the graduation certificate was received, and nothing happened after that, so the camera should disappear with the male lead. Or the time-space distortion creates a singularity at the camera, so the travel is actually in parallel time and space Shuttle?
One thing in this movie is very consistent with physics, that is, if you see yourself, you will disappear. High school physics talked about quantum mechanics. But at first the camera found by the male protagonist’s sister in the attic was recorded in the male protagonist’s lens. The male protagonist is carrying a camera. Will the camera not disappear when he sees the future? Just because the camera is an inanimate body, it is different from a person? It is not explained in the movie anyway. The
most ridiculous thing is that the camera stays in the past. When cleaning up, my mother won’t find one more? Wouldn’t I be curious to take a look when I found it? In short, I don’t think many places are very rigorous. But it is not so wonderful that people can ignore its lack of rigor. So... so so. , The hand-held camera is too shaky to shoot, so it's not necessary for pseudo documentaries...
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