This is the first time I've written a full-length film review, because it's really shocking. But it is not a visual shock, but a spiritual one. I think that I have read countless films and are well versed in the world, but I didn’t expect the ending at all. Knowing that Claire played by Anne fell to the ground in horror when she saw the passenger list, I was still wondering if the airline was too powerful (well, maybe it’s the middle of the night watching the film) Too sleepy, the logical ability is weakened, this is a shame,,, by the way, praise Anne's acting skills at that time).
The film has always been based on the psychiatrist played by Anne as the main line narrative, revolving around the battle of wits, assassination and anti-assassination between her and those so-called survivors of the plane crash and the money-oriented airline. . It's really ordinary, I went there purely to admire Anne, watching her being teased by the battle-hardened male lead, I thought this was a small fresh love film interspersed with suspense, and in the end there will be a complete success Happy ending. (I'm glad I didn't fast forward)
Imagine that you are a psychiatrist tasked with counseling plane crash survivors. In the process, it appears that the airline personnel were stalked and assassinated to cover up the evidence of a mechanical accident rather than pilot error. When you thought you had sufficient evidence to push the boss of the airline into the corner, the boss suddenly told you another story, saying that you were completely wrong, the boss was there at the time of the crash, and it was the captain who was responsible, Then sadly left behind an aviation suitcase. You turned to the passenger list inside, where your name was listed and the male protagonist's name was next to it. The memories before the accident flooded my mind instantly. It turned out that I and the male protagonist had known each other for a long time and were sitting in the same row of the plane. There were actually no survivors of the plane crash. . . In fact, the previous plot has long been prompted, and the male protagonist also discovered this real-time earlier than the female protagonist. "this is my dog, I bured him in the backyard when I was six, oh I didn't make it!..." (The above is based on my memory recalling the male protagonist's lines at that time)
The film may be to express a kind of person The postmortem conjecture imagines a seamless postmortem world, a beautiful world, a world that continues to unfinished business. The love of the male protagonist, the love of the aunt, and the love of the sisters. . . But beauty is always accompanied by sadness. At the end of the film, it finally cuts back to "The Sun", which describes the heroine's sister coming to the heroine's empty house, and the camera switches between the heroine's recollection of the air crash until the end,,, .
Buddha said: reincarnation
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