Overall, the movie is a good one, the plot is interlocking, the different timelines are interspersed, but it is not confusing. The plot is not complicated and relatively easy to understand. The actor's appearance and acting skills are all online, and the logic is not flawed. Worth a look.
But there are still some parts that are not particularly rounded. For example, at the end of the second timeline, the sheriff is the child, saying that I just want you to remember yourself, so I pretended not to know you. I think it's too similar to pretend, it will lead to no girlfriend. Moreover, there was no foreshadowing in the early stage, and suddenly it was abrupt here.
The other thing that needs to be complained is that the heroine is too creative. For the sake of her daughter, she has to give up a better life. Well, as a father of 2 children, I can understand. But at the end of the second timeline, she jumped off the building too much. First of all, this is moral kidnapping, right? Bet that the other party loves her and is willing to give up his feelings in order to let her live. Secondly, what if the other party was not obedient as a child? In the end, if the man finally comes to his senses and finds that the heroine has a problem with her brain, forget it, I don't want this daughter-in-law anymore?
In the end, the heroine fulfilled her wish and returned to the original time line. Then you can't live an honest life. You have to go to the slaughterhouse to dig, let's not talk about whether you are afraid or not, in case you are caught by the boss I found out that your daughter was kidnapped and killed, so what do you want? And in the end, there is still the sheriff who has the face to tease this timeline? ? ? Have you considered the captain's feelings?
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