It's hard to imagine such a niche movie that feels like a low-budget, almost the answer itself. But since Mel Gibson, who filmed Jesus, is here, it is indeed part of the answer:
Most people (mostly how many?) have broken the fourth wall and still have the ability to watch a movie with equanimity before watching a movie, but if you Yes, the look and feel of this movie is completely different.
If (actually not if), your life is a game at all. At the beginning of the game, after generating your character, choose your plot opponent---yes, the one who looks cool---and then Select the game difficulty, Boss Level, and press BEGIN!
Will you complain and complain: Where are the superpowers? Where is the archive? Which NPC is the story progression?
I don't understand, is it because I don't have superpowers---or I don't know how to use the powers; I can't save it, because the game I opened has no save files---or is it because I saved it, but I haven't had a chance to read it?
Was that exam in elementary school part of the plot options? Why did you choose C in the first place? Do you understand the follow-up impact of choosing C?
Your life is a movie that runs according to the script. The content of the movie is that you are playing a life game, and this life game is that you are playing a movie actor who is playing the life game. Now, the plot comes to a play-in-play in this part of your life.
The so-called time loop, the so-called game bridge, all these are just appearances
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Who developed the game? Who wrote the script in the game? Who added the play within the play? or yourself
It's not a cycle, it's a Mobis cycle
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Back to the movie itself: the degree of completion is very high, the emotional description is full but not boring, the special effects are very good, and the Mobis rings at the head and tail are connected.
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I wrote a movie for God to watch. If you don’t understand it, you don’t need to leave a message.
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