First of all, make one thing clear (especially want to emphasize to cbp that I have known that paradox for a long time), the past and the future of the same time and space cannot be directly connected, for example, the heroine told the boy on TV not to go out, and the whole incident was changed Now, the heroine will not move in, and there will be no call, but the boy remembers the call with the future woman, which is contradictory.
The past and future of the same space-time cannot be connected, so once connected, it must not be a space-time (inverse-no proposition...?)
So my understanding of the basic setting of this film is that the signal transmission of the antenna after the thunderstorm (maybe turning on the TV, that piercing sky picture) creates a parallel space and time, and then the current people in this space and time, and the parallel space and time. A person from 25 years ago, caught up.
Then the rest I think I can understand by looking at the picture...
Well since I want someone to see it, I'll describe it a bit more.
A woman's TV stabbed and saw B man, at this time, there was already time and space B. Then A woman saves B man.
In the B space and time, the B man survived, remembering the rescue of a woman (that is, the A woman), and then the B man and the B woman met and got married. During the thunderstorm, the time and space were messed up, and the memory of B woman was overwritten by A woman. Man B found something was wrong and concealed his identity to accompany woman B in the investigation. Woman B can't accept losing her child, she just wants to go back to her original life.
(Actually stupid, this time and space is doomed. According to general logic, even if you create a time and space where you have children, you don’t know about this time and space. This is just the director’s kindness to let C woman have AB memory, it seems very Consummation, well, C is quite consummate, but B is also pretty good. If there is no memory disorder, I will be very happy wow)
Then B woman committed suicide, B man was heartbroken and turned on the TV, creating C time and space. Note ⚠️The C man connected here has already survived the event, that is, the process of alive-meet on the picture has been changed.
Man B told Man C, don't pursue it, you are right, now you prove that you are not delusional. That woman just goes with the wind.
So C man and C woman did not meet. C woman had a scumbag husband and a lovely daughter. During the thunderstorm, her memory was messed up. She had the memory of AB woman, found the body, and recognized C man. If you think about it, the ending will be happy.
Creating and changing time and space is no problem, just the memory overlay is weird, or is the heroine jumping around in time and space? ? I think the memory overwrite is more likely.
Is this memory meant to punish you for changing the plane? Then why not punish the male protagonist, the male protagonist from B to C should remember? Maybe it's just set to cover the thunderstorm... Maybe the heroine is a lightning strike emmm
The logic is over? Express your feelings
The overall narrative is straightforward, with no reversal. The main story of the plot is the space-time card, but because the memory overlay appears a bit out of thin air, I don’t think it’s played well.
Then the kernel is a romance movie? There is also family affection. As a mother who has good memories with her daughter, how can she let it go? Love is mainly B male, if what you want is not the life with me, I can only force myself to forget you. I was quite emotional when I saw it.
But... The female host B here has committed suicide, the male B can only choose to create a new time and space, and the B here can only be sad alone. In the new time and space, she is at least with her daughter, and is it possible to meet again? (And then I met again, it was so beautiful to think)
The more poignant point is self-affirmation. Am I really delusional, does that woman really exist? Proving that I'm not crazy is really, really important. Waiting at the station day and night, I finally waited for her, until I finally confirmed the truth, until I satirized the "world" and "normal people".
Thinking of "Mr. Glass", the four-leaf clover organization trying to maintain stability has brainwashed superpowers again and again, trying to make them believe that they are just ordinary people. Among those people, there are heroes and villains. The only thing that is consistent here is that they believe in themselves. "They wanted us to give up, and we proved that we didn't admit defeat." I can't remember the exact lines, but there was a lot of excitement at the time.
In general, the time and space cards are average. There are several points in the plot that touch my little girl (although I ran three times today, woo woo woo). I am still very happy to watch movies with me at cbp, I decided to give it three stars?
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