Okay, maybe it’s a classic. The director may be a genius,
but it’s a movie that the audience can’t understand. I really don’t know where the classic is. I spent an hour researching background information and I still don’t understand.
Why is Danny being killed by a holy object and the offline space disappeared?
Then why was the rabbit saving him at the beginning
? Why did he suddenly return to the beginning afterwards? Is Danny himself able to go back in time?
If Danny himself did not want to die, why did he say that it would happen The dead cycle is because at that time a black hole has swallowed all the space.
I don’t know if my brain is not working or the director’s brain is flooded.
Later I checked this guy’s other movie ratings are around four points (full score is ten, death hallucinations are close) 8 points, ranking more than 100 IMBD), if he is really a genius, the director should be like James Cameron and Christopher Nolan, a classic.
So I guess this is a pseudo-classic film~~ Masters never become masters by luck.
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