It tells us that the investment of hundreds of millions is only half a catty in front of a brilliant idea.
Four actors, repeated scenes, are all cost-saving elements, and the effect is not tiresome.
As long as you have a certain logical ability, or as long as you are willing to think, this so-called IQ test is easy to understand.
Go back to the past, face the past me, what should I do.
What will happen to the me from the future, facing the me of the present.
The film can be divided into three parts of a person from different perspectives in the same space at different times.
There are perfect clues to push back, linking the seemingly scattered plots together.
It seems to be an infinite loop of time and space travel theory, but after thinking about it carefully, one of the philosophical truths finally explained by the film is that
the time and space we come from is unknown. The time and space where we are going is also unknown.
Therefore, the three selves appearing at the same time in the film are a complete small cycle intercepted from the trajectory of one day's life, and where the whole trajectory came from and where it went is a question that no one can explain.
Understand this truth, and its possible reasoning loopholes will not exist.
2009's "Terror Cruise" is based on this conjecture, and it is further developed and extended, adding the tragedy of mythology, making this proposition even more shocking in terms of visual and special effects.
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