After reading so many comments above, no one talked about the idea. In fact, whether it is male and female protagonists, virtual people, or even anonymous people, all the pretense and tossing of these people are actually fake. The house itself is a living platform, Zion in The Matrix. Let’s not delve into how big the house itself is, because it has been in the game from the beginning of the film. Here are a few points for you to judge:
First, the desire substances in the house are eternal, but the life they produce obeys the laws of nature. When the hero and heroine just entered the house, the heroine found the dead parrot. There is no doubt that this is a bird that was wished out. It can only be brought out before the wish room is closed, so this flesh and blood substance exists in the house. More than forty-five years, but from this we can judge that the bird starved to death in the house forty-five years ago.
Second, the inexplicable abortion debate. On the topic that the hero and heroine were arguing in the room with the crib, the heroine clearly stated that the two miscarriages happened in this room, which means that the heroine has actually had memory and logic confusion, and the experience they had just moved in was actually Untenable, this is a BUG.
Third, the phone. The phone number that Anonymous made to the male protagonist, how could Anonymous have the male protagonist's phone number, which obviously doesn't make sense. In the United States, a phone number will be cancelled if it is not used for more than five years, so if the male protagonist is really a new mover, The phone number at home is definitely not the line that was used forty-five years ago. There is no possibility that an anonymous person can contact the male protagonist by making previous calls. This is the second bug.
Third, the virtual person just grew into an adult and fought with the male protagonist for a gun. It's obvious that the male protagonist has lost. With such an intelligent thinking and values without moral bottom line, how could it be possible to keep the male protagonist alive and just find a corner to put it in. Anyway, I plan to pretend to be a male. The main thing is to create a virtual world, so why pay attention to it. So this can be seen as the third bug.
The fourth and most obvious bug should be reserved by the director to give the audience the finishing touch. That's the part about the mother's breastfeeding. The male and female protagonists couldn't understand how the female protagonist suddenly had milk. It was obvious that the male protagonist was asking for "baby milk" in the wish room. Although it is only a two-second statement, it can already clearly map that there is a big hand controlling everything.
Fifth, the heroine is pregnant. This is not much to say, this is also the result of manipulation by that big hand. Because it can be seen from the heroine's expression that this is an impossible pregnancy. Even if the avatar raped the heroine before, whether his sperm dies or not combines with the heroine's egg, its material form cannot last longer than the time when the heroine was last outside the door. This should be a bug discovered by the heroine herself, and it is estimated that it is also a foreshadowing for the sequel.
Finally, talk about what Anonymous said on the phone. After destroying the creator, virtual talents can be liberated. Who is the creator? If the inference is true, the creator is actually this house, and only by destroying the house can the male and female protagonists come to reality. So the anonymous people, virtual people, and other relatives, electricians and nurses are all AI. The real virtual people are actually male and female protagonists. If there is a sequel, it is estimated to be very exciting, that is, the hero and heroine or the new hero and heroine fought with the house.
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