Introduction: The aurora borealis plane that appeared in the desert before the plane took off passed through a crack. After the plane, the only survivors were those who started to sleep after getting on the plane. The rest of the people disappeared, but only the human body disappeared. Wigs, brackets are left on the plane.
Traveling back to the past to change history, have you ever thought that the past you have returned is just an empty shell, to make an analogy: after the snake sheds its skin, only that layer of skin is left. The past is like that layer of skin, a completely abandoned Forget useless things. This is the kind of place that the survivors came to after they crossed. There was no one, no sound, no smell, nothing, not even the clouds in the sky. Even such an environment is not safe, and there will be a "Rangoliel" creature chasing it from all directions, tearing everything to shreds with its hard and sharp teeth. There is no past, only present and future.
"Deep in the trenches on the bottom of the Pacific and Indian oceans, there are fish that never see the sun in their lives." "I saw everything beautiful, even the dead ones." The actor who played Toomey was so good , completely showing the nerve-wracking feeling on the verge of collapse. His deviant behavior is not funny at all, how can the inner demons brought by the shadow disappear, just suppressed and aggressive, the unpleasant things will grow, and the more unpleasant things will hide... worse. Because of her blindness, Diana's hearing is exceptionally sensitive, and she also has a special function similar to "out of body". Toomey seriously injured Diana when he had a nervous breakdown. Diana stopped others from being violent against him, telling others that "he is still useful to us". As if Diana already knew that each other's end was here. She went to Boston for eye repair surgery, but it didn't work out. Toomey frantically shouted to go to Boston for that meeting because it was a chance for him to be completely relieved (this passage is easier to read). At the last moment Diana used him to attract "Rangoliel" and give others a chance to live. The process seems cruel (if you don't read the original book, it will give a little girl such a view as evil), but for Toomey, the moment when the fish that has not seen the sun for a long time jumps out of the sea and sees the sun because of this accident forever. will not come. Which one is the real cruelty? Diana died thinking that Toomey was not a bad person, she saw everything through Toomey's eyes, ugly at first and returned to peace in the end. She also created a hallucinatory scene where Toomey said everything she wanted to say the most, and she felt very relieved after speaking, although it was swallowed up. Toomey could never go back, so the book states that "deeply in Toomey's heart, he wouldn't mind being used in this way."
Lola's first long trip in a decade is to go to Boston to meet someone she might like, but it turns out the one she really likes is on this plane—a killer on a mission to Boston. Nick wanted to wash his hands but had to. The ability to fly a plane paved the way for his death. When crossing back and passing through the crack, someone must be awake to control the plane, which also means that this person will disappear. Nick took over this task. He used to have it in his hands. Lives have been lived, but those are all taking the end, and this time he is guarding the life. He asked Lola to go to his father and tell his father what he had always wanted to say in his heart. No matter how vicious his father said, Lola would insist on saying it. When a group of people cheered for their successful return, Lola pulled the people next to them and kept saying "I'm going to fly to England, there's a person I have to meet there..." She kept saying there, people didn't understand her What to say, only she knows in her heart, only she understands where her excitement comes from. She was thinking of not just Nick but also Diana.
Stephen King screenwriter, the novel basically maintains the rhythm of the original after deletion. Among the surviving passengers is a science fiction writer who is a projection of Stephen King himself. The novelist speaks in the same style as Stephen King's novels, procrastinating and procrastinating. When others believe his inferences, he comes. A "but this reasoning is not valid". He babbled on the analysis, and someone couldn't help but interrupt his long speech "So can you focus on it?" The old man is too cute. 23333 When the novel describes the dead world and the world waiting to be born, it is a very sharp contrast. , the movie tries to restore the description in the book as much as possible. In the dead world, there is no sound, smell, and the passage of time cannot be felt. In the world that is being born, the sound slowly appears with the people or objects that come one after another, and all kinds of smells gradually emerge. Well, it's all a matter of time. Survivors received waves of surprises.
Many people who haven't read the original are worried about the final reversal. Stephen King writes horror novels, and he also has gloomy stories, but his gloomy and cold and even the ending of a person is spread out step by step, and there are traces to be found. And I don't think it's Stephen King's style to "slam" the door shut when there is hope.
The end of the novel "Time Crack" is the great joy of everyone after experiencing the fear and catastrophe. A child calls them "new people" when they see them appear. This "new person" is different from reincarnation and reincarnation, which is especially wonderful. . How can the movie express this great joy? It is to film the text of the novel as it is, and the six of them laughed and ran up the hall together to the whole outside world.
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