A friend who saw the previous comment wrote at the end: "Abel saved a person, take care of this person and spend the third day safely? Is it okay to kill him?"
I have a difference Opinion:
This is a misreading of the director's thinking, and of course, it is also the director's mistake.
An individual, whether or not there is thought, will cause disturbances to the surrounding space and time.
If you apply the iron laws about the universe, time, and logic.
In short, according to the premise of this film: if a person who should be dead does not die, but continues to live, it will cause disturbance to the next time and space, and even cause the destruction of the causal law of the entire universe. (rather than the parallel universe split in other movies)
This disturbance is not, as the director shows, being possessed by Satan and killing people. The plot in the movie is just for the director to let the audience feel the impact of the disturbance on the next universe more intuitively.
In fact, the disturbance will be more subtle and more difficult to detect: for example, the rescued person may kindly give money to a beggar, and the beggar will use the money to buy food, and when crossing the road, a bus is trying to hide Driving this beggar, an accident caused the death of people who shouldn't have died, and there was a child in the car, when he grew up, he should have invented a theory that is crucial to human civilization...
It can be more complicated than this , In short, as long as the person who shouldn't be alive continues to live, it doesn't matter whether he will cause more deaths. The other effects he caused may even cause even greater disasters due to the butterfly effect, such as the collapse of the causal law of the universe that I just said leads to the collapse of the universe.
Of course, with the director's arrangement in this way, we can intuitively see the consequences of saving people who shouldn't be saved, and it doesn't take too much brain cells, and even adds a ghost effect, which can attract more people who love to watch horror movies, hehe.
By the way, the scenes described by the near-death experiences in the film are based on real cases.
Many years ago, "UFO Quest" had an article on near-death experiences translated from foreign research. Many people described flying through an empty space pipeline and seeing their relatives.
So much to say.
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