Seeing some of the discussion about the play of this film, I couldn't help but want to say a few words. In several posts, many viewers discussed the question of whether the heroine's IQ is high or not, and the question of the heroine's setting and values was blushing, and I was drunk.
In fact, for the script level, the screenwriter can set any IQ of the heroine, any value, and a good script. As long as the plot can reasonably explain the behavior of the characters, it can convince the audience and make the audience believe in the characters.
In fact, when the audience has this kind of debate, the problem lies in the script itself, because after the heroine travels through, many viewers who have watched movies with similar themes already understand that this is a parallel time and space problem, and the screenwriter has set it up for the plot. The result (that is, for the ending *Nick's clue* must emerge at the last minute, otherwise the plot cannot develop reasonably), so the heroine loses her role here, making the plot seem to be stagnant here, so many viewers know this. It is a parallel time and space, but the heroine was kept in the dark for a long time, or the screenwriter kept the heroine's behavior stagnant for a long time, so this part of the audience's cognition of the rules of parallel time and space surpassed the plot of the script, and there was no reasonable explanation afterwards, so everything It's all a pot of imperfect play. The setting itself is old-fashioned, and there are a lot of suspenseful details that are unnecessary for suspense. At the end of the event, all the main characters have not been fully redeemed or explained, even the core of the film. Thought: If there are parallel time and space, which time and space to choose? In fact, this philosophical question has been mentioned in the plot, because the heroine and heroine really don't have too many scenes, and the ending hastily ended, which makes some audiences unable to emotionally Resonating with the ending, what a failure of the play.
In general, suspense can't compare to the butterfly effect in logic, and emotional sublimation is not as good as the frequency of black holes. The setting of parallel space-time rules is old-fashioned, and the feeling of piecing together is a bit too obvious, but as a suspenseful reasoning sketch, it is still quite enjoyable. Yes, anyway, in recent years, Spanish suspense movies have been very well-made, at least in terms of creativity and technology, they have beaten the existing domestic level.
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