: The warm and peaceful first half of the movie makes people think it's a romance or a theory movie -- until Clay gets on the operating table, it really brings people into its normal rhythm. The second half of the "strong rebound" reminds me of the plot setting in the famous "Wild Thing" ("Kill the Dead") in 1998. A narrative similar to "subverting the previous situation" actually requires some rigorous logical reasoning, which is a test of the screenwriter's ability, and must have a convincing plot. On this point, this film is obviously not very satisfactory.
: The director did a good job. He did it by telling the story through the pictures. Especially after Clay was on the operating table, the film was narrated from multiple perspectives, and there was no chaos. Some of the scenes are even reminiscent of people (like Clay's soul out of the shell, going home and talking to his mother).
: The intention of the combination of Hayden Christensen and Jessica Alba in this movie is very obvious, so there is no need to make too strict requirements on the acting skills of the two. Even Terrence Howard, who was nominated for Best Actor, has absolutely no room to play in such a supporting role.
: After watching the movie, I was bored and wondered, if Hayden Christensen and Jessica Alba hadn't had such a strong trend as they are now, would they have won a place with such a movie--in fact, in the movie There are many scenes that can be considered to develop into the depths of fragrance...
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