It is another science fiction film whose actual level is far below expectations. A good idea alone is not enough to hold up a two-hour movie. In order to make up the time, the screenwriter and the director also worked hard, with close-ups everywhere ➕ the background is blurred, and the viewing effect is very bad. After the camera is turned, the 2D movie will make me feel sick. The structure is too small to form a persuasive point of view, and the handling of other countries and regions is simple and rude, or even purely unilateral. Part of the plot setting, such as the explosion incident, has very weak logic, and there is no reasonable explanation at all. The final reversal is to laugh me to death, using the grandmother's paradox as a gimmick, can I say that this is a fraud? Give me back two hours!
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