The second time I watched this Spanish director's work, the level of suspense was comparable to that of "The Invisible Guest", but the director's flaws were still the same, the pattern awareness was too small, and the focus and foothold turned out to be love. science fiction theme. There are too many similar parallel space-time concepts and "Back to the Future"-style rescue/self-rescue plots. It is rare for the director to make a difference in the sense of age in the details of the two space-time backgrounds. However, the logic loopholes abound in the plot are embarrassing, and the more I read it, the more I feel that the screenwriter is too lazy to go to the show, because the core of the script is to tell a love story that is romantic to the death. When the goal is achieved, who cares about those profound physical concepts, philosophical thinking, and psychological analysis. The Spanish director's infatuation with a man and a woman really leaves people speechless.
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