Speaking of characters, I really like Toomey and Mr. Good Sleep. And the blind woman had the face of a prophet, everything was gone, and she looked like she needed to protect the innocent. Fortunately, Mr. Toomey ended her with a knife, which was really happy.
There may be some disagreements and doubts about the logic of the film. For example, if people disappeared and left their belongings and even wigs and dentures, why did they leave no clothes. If the protagonists arrive in a future earlier than they should be, the future will not be empty airports, and then people will be instantaneous (when the airport has a closing time, there will be people at any time). Everything should be functioning normally, because other passers-by are subordinate to time, then the time machine is always running, and other passers-by should also exist from the beginning. This point reminds me of the plot of the horror cruise ship, which will produce the overlapping of characters, and I will meet myself in the same space. This film focuses on the passage of time. If they travel to the future instead of the present, then they will always be in the future, and time will not be reversed in the same space, so it can only be said that the time here can only be simply considered that the story is only Two times are set, one in the crack, one outside the crack, and the time outside the crack is safe. If different times really appear, then multiple cracks, multiple entrances and exits will be needed, and multiple avatars of characters will appear and even meet at different times. And think of the plane as a capsule, which explains why the matches in the plane are flammable, and the beer and soft drinks are fresh, temporarily preserving everything in the plane and not being affected by the acceleration of time. Also, at the first landing site, if everything starts to expire and are of inferior quality, then these gradual phenomena can also appear in the collapse of trees and buildings, but monsters appear, and it is through monsters that end all this, not time. Self-generated, such a character's appearance may be just an iconographic symbol, which is actually untenable, like the fiction of Toomey's father, and as comical and artificial as the monster image we see.
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