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Graham 2022-03-23 09:03:16
Adapted from Stephen King's work, the 3-hour film is 3 hours long, and it doesn't feel difficult at all, and there are constant suspense that leads people to continue watching. The characters are distinct, the story is clear, and the horror atmosphere created by the film cannot be summed up in one or two sentences. Yes. But why do you like to cry when you pinch women, and when you see the bugs coming out, they are all dumbfounded, and it is like running away and fucking! This film interprets a new time, the past and the future are without any The living thing is like the small tree on the side of the road when you are driving. When you drive there, you can see the small tree. After driving past, the tree is abandoned behind the perspective, and the tree just now is no longer there. The person who disappeared What kind of clothes is absurd, "external equipment" should be kept on the plane. How did the hysterical man think about the old monster. At the beginning, the old monster was dark, to devour the "past". LOST is wrong to learn from this film Ah? It's so similar. It's beautiful.
Extended Reading
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Cheyanne 2022-03-16 09:01:08
If the ending is changed to this: the people who have passed through the cracks in time have partially lost their memories due to low air pressure and other unknown factors. This group of people did not reach the future but wandered in the whirlpool of the past, and once again found that the matches could not be lit, Once again embarking on a journey to escape the Langoliers, once again making the choice to give up life...
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Michel 2022-03-27 09:01:20
It's a bit verbose, a bit illogical, but it's still gripping, and I was nervous and breathless at one point
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Bob Jenkins: Let's say that every now and then a hole appears in the stream of time. Not a time-warm. A rip. A time rip. A rip in the central fabric.
Don Gaffney: That's the craziest thing I ever heard of!
Craig Toomy: Amen!
Bob Jenkins: Mr. Gaffney, the situation we're in right now, this is crazy. So let's say that such rips do occur every now and then. It would be similar to rare weather phenomenons that are reported. Upside-down tornadoes, circular rainbows, daytime starlight.
Captain Brian Engle: The aurora borealis.
Bob Jenkins: [Bob looks to Brian in surprise] What?
Captain Brian Engle: There was an aurora borealis over the Mojavi Desert when we left LAX. We were supposed to fly right into it.
Bob Jenkins: Then that's it. An auroa over the desert. That strengthens my point. If we were to fly into that, and it was a time-rip then that means we're no longer in our own time, ladies and gentlemen.
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Don Gaffney: [listening to Jenkins' time rip theory] That's the craziest thing I've ever heard.
Craig Toomy: Amen!