After reading it again after many years, I still can't understand... This time it seems that the screenwriter provides a theory of time and space travel through the role of the extinction teacher in the film, and then the protagonist is just smart enough to understand his own situation according to this. Because he already has mental problems, he and his family are smart enough and like to read. He has a dad who sees through the world and an older sister who goes to Harvard. But is this theory true or false compared to the scene set in the film? There are too many plots that are actually a reflection of psychological problems. The protagonist may be driven by psychological cues to obtain various illusions, but some things are indeed reversed on the time axis. So there are not enough clues to analyze the true and false, and it is too tiring.
So the main impression is still the music and the slow-moving plot, especially the static appearance of the last few characters. Although I don't understand, there is always a feeling of love, and it is like entering a kind of poetry.
Finally, I have to say that the heroine is very brilliant. The hero’s eyes are so good that the name of Donnie has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. While showing the charm of the flower season, the heroine keeps showing the essence of madness, and will play with her later. Joanna's Hunger Games is really in the same line.
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