Let's not talk about the passionate scene that feels like it was added in.
The suspense set up earlier really made me a little puzzled. My first feeling was that it would be the man who killed the hero himself, but after going back repeatedly, the plot became complicated. At the time, I told Darling that the director could justify himself at the end, and he was definitely a bully. The result was a shock, because the younger sister told the elder brother... so everything made sense.
I feel that the male protagonist is not too tall, so his sister can be described as thin. Tell me that the chainsaw sticking out of the back seat of the car, violently sawing and killing a certain woman, is this thin little arm, me. . . .
When I saw the ending, my first reaction was to cut corners and imitate, this kind of children's drama used in thrillers. However, after reading everyone's comments, this ending has been mythicalized by the excellent insight and imagination of the great audience. At home, I discussed with Darling whether there can be two people in time travel at the same time, and whether children can live without their own time. The time of existence appears, the basic principle of time travel set by the original work.
Understand, an inexplicable ending is the success of this work, an ending that you can't even tell, just guess. The movie itself is not as exciting as everyone's discussion, as if seeing someone's proud smile.
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