One star for the heroine "Elizabeth" and one star for the sun shining through the rear window at the end.
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really not so
Hester 2022-03-23 09:01:58
It seems that when watching a movie that travels through time and space, the audience is most anxious about the ending. "Black Hole Frequency" moves people with family affection (the plot of writing on the table was later borrowed from "The Secret That Can't Be Said"). "Time Traveler's Lover" chose to let the protagonist stay in the long river of time forever, ready to appear in front of his wife at any time to surprise her and make people warm, but "Spiritual Jacket" really has no bright spots. The plot is protracted, the feelings are abrupt, there is no point, and the ending is sloppy. If there is no moving story or a plot that can withstand reasoning, the time and space travel film that is already unsatisfactory is even less memorable. "The Ghost Jacket" is one such category.
One star for the heroine "Elizabeth" and one star for the sun shining through the rear window at the end.
One star for the heroine "Elizabeth" and one star for the sun shining through the rear window at the end.
Extended Reading
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Jack Starks: [whispering] I saw you. I know what you did to your patients. Years from now, I saw you. You told me about Piechowski... and Jackson MacGregor... and Ted Casey. You told me. All those guys stay with you. All of us. We all stay with you. We haunt you - *haunt* you.
[laughing]
Jack Starks: All of us. We haunt you. We... haunt... you.
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Jack Starks: What's wrong, Doctor? You look like you've seen a ghost.