When watching the trailer, I found that the introduction of sci-fi elements was a little worried that it would affect the rigor of the plot, but fortunately Paul's script is solid enough, the narrative is orderly, the characters' emotions are well-adjusted, and the plot reversal is reasonable, although the third line The setting of the game is a bug for me personally. I always feel that it is too idealistic. According to the butterfly effect theory, the third line cannot repeat the same life experience as the first line, but I still feel that the flaws are not concealed. When the heroine entered the second line and the trajectory of her life changed drastically, I was always curious as to which node had changed that led to the earth-shaking change in her life trajectory, but I didn't realize it until the director revealed the reason later. However, during the second brush, I suddenly found that in a fleeting shot in the middle, the director had already given the answer, but at that time my attention was attracted by another character? I was also thinking, if I could If you noticed this early, could you predict the direction of the movie before the plot? And the first time, I felt that the derailment of the female protagonist's husband was a bit unexpected. After all, the character seems to be a good husband who cares for the family and is stable, and loves his wife and daughter. Why did he become a scumbag later? Then when I swiped it for the second time, I found that the director had already given clues at the beginning of the film, but I believe that most people were still familiar with the background environment and blind to the supporting characters at that time, and this detail was ignored. In general, I'm still very happy watching the whole movie. Even though the previous work has been so successful, this movie still maintains a high level. I even think the script is even better than the previous one. Paul is indeed a director worthy of attention. When I watched "The Invisible Guest", I said that I was looking forward to the director's next work. Now I still want to say that I am looking forward to the director's next work.
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