I really like this kind of movie that goes through an infinite loop. The hero of this movie and the heroine of the horror cruise ship have the same experience. They both escalate their sins in their own reincarnation. The horror cruise ship is because the heroine killed her own son. Want to save the child, this film is because the male protagonist thinks he has killed his wife by mistake, and he wants to save all this before he enters the time machine again and enters the hell of an infinite loop, and both films have a feature that An essential ripped coat and something to cover your head. The male protagonist of this film was originally an otaku who had nothing to do at home and liked to use binoculars to peep. He saw a beautiful woman undressing by chance and seemed to be seducing him, so he was driven by lust and picked up his own voyeur tool binoculars. When he went to find a beautiful woman, he also entered an infinite loop from now on, and then when he drove himself away, he thought that he had killed his wife by mistake, so he wanted to enter the time machine to save his wife, and finally found out that everything was From the moment I saw a beautiful woman become lustful, I was led by my own sins little by little, and I was endlessly looping towards deeper sins. Just like a horror cruise ship, if the heroine didn't have the guilt of killing her own son and the hero of this movie didn't have the desire at the beginning, there would not be such an endless loop, so once the sinful thoughts start, they can only be infinite. Atonement again and again in the cycle of hell.
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