The movie starts from the heroine's fear of flying to the end when the heroine ends the movie on the plane. The audience still doesn't know what the heroine's fear of planes is, and the ending line of the movie is "Welcome back, only when we say the end." That's the end. What you fear is only the fear itself. The whole movie unfolds in several games. Some people die in the game scenes they fear, and some people break the rules in the game. They are not following the gameplay of the game itself. Inside and outside the play, individuals have personal shackles, what you pay attention to will make you yourself, and it is up to you to decide whether to play a different game. What you see is not necessarily true, and what is true may be invisible? And fear itself is invisible. When the invisible things are seen, when the viewer sees his own fear, he can only face it as it is, see it, and then dissolve it until he embraces it and is with it again. Integrate with it, perhaps only in this way can life evolve. Here is a quote: What you have escaped will return in another way. May you break the shackles of your ego.
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