This is a story setting that hopes to simplify the world and formulate it.
Everyone is born with a fixed frequency, and people with high frequencies can have good luck, everything goes smoothly, and the world will send everything he wants without effort, while people with low frequencies On the contrary, nothing goes well, always just at the station just as the bus just left.
The female protagonist Mary is a high-frequency person, with a high IQ and 0 side effects, while the male protagonist Zack is a low-frequency person. As long as you stand opposite the female protagonist for more than one minute, bad things will happen. , it's raining heavily, things fell off the plane, and of course, this bad thing is only for the male protagonist.
The bad thing is that the male and female protagonists can only stay together for at most one minute a year. Otherwise, the male protagonist will be in danger. But the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight, and went to see the female protagonist every year, in order to complete the so-called experiment of the female protagonist.
The movie is from the perspective of the female protagonist at the beginning, and then it is the perspective of the male protagonist. In a movie with this perspective switching, it is easy to have the feeling of "I've seen it all over again, why do you want me to watch it again?" This movie also has this feeling. , the male protagonist's perspective is a bit slow.
But from the perspective of the male protagonist, we know one thing, that is, the male protagonist is fully prepared for this minute of meeting time every year. Among them, there are small partners, Theo's help, using magnets to change the frequency, taking medicine, etc., in order to change Fate is with the goddess. But the last time I met the male lead during school, I was heartbroken to know that the girl had no feelings for him at all.
Actually, I think that the heroine always wears beautiful clothes, and she arranges her clothes before the hero comes. The heroine still cares about the hero.
The two protagonists have been changing appearances, a little uncomfortable, crying, and the grown-up heroine is not as good-looking as she was when she was a child, and she is also a little blue and thin, crying. However, when they grew up, Theo and Zach discovered that some meaningless words could change the frequency and affect the people who heard the key words. .
The progress is super fast, touching and kissing one-stop.
Then there is Bengbengbeng, the side effects of the keyword occur, and the dangerous factors are discovered. Because the keyword is spoken, the person who hears the keyword will be affected and will unconditionally obey what the other party says next.
Following various research studies,
Locked up and studied, not allowed to speak and study.
Crying and chirping.
I didn't mention a key person here, Theo his dad. Great. See for yourself, he is very important and a big foreshadowing.
In the end, I have to see what I have researched for myself. I feel a little interesting, and it is unexpected.
How should I say, this movie, the plot is okay, the acting of the heroine and the hero, I'm a little anxious, it's the expression of the heroine, it's too exaggerated, I know you don't have feelings, can you be more natural, your IQ Isn't it very tall, can you make a normal expression, it makes my stomach hurt.
The male protagonist is also, when my eyes are wide open, I am very scared and confused. What am I thinking about? Why are my eyes so big, I am afraid.
emmm, the writer is a showman, it's confirmed.
When I searched for movie reviews, I found that there were no long movie reviews, so I came to bb. The rating of this movie is a bit low. . . emmm I don't know if anyone who gave the score has read it. It's still interesting to see the back, Theo is the most ambitious.
In other words, in the end, I don't know what Theo knew. But I think Theo can be a god in the world he lives in.
Isn’t God just someone who has the ability to master the laws of the world?
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