A wrong reasoning, doomed to not get the right answer

Isac 2022-04-18 17:34:52

The past can be changed, and the two deaths of his girlfriend in the title sequence are purely coincidental.

In fact, the film has already hinted at this (the way his girlfriend died is completely different, it has already proved the existence of parallel space, when they went back to the past, they did not go to the park, the robbers who already existed in the park will inevitably give another passerby there. The family causes tragedy, and the coachman will also feel guilty for his girlfriend who died in the car accident, affecting his life. Due to the butterfly effect, the future will inevitably change).

But because the male protagonist firmly believes that after one failure, it means that every time he saves his girlfriend, he will die. How could it possibly be found? ? ? Because he was wrong in the first place.

I screamed in my heart: that was really just a coincidence! Save it again and it won't hang up!

In the end, he never went back, and he went straight to the future, which made people speechless.

Such a smart person doesn't even think about it, if the past can't be changed, it is impossible for him to exchange a word with his past girlfriend, otherwise, even if he communicates a little bit, it will be considered a change. Could it be that the director just wants to create an image of an extremely smart idiot for everyone to despise?

Lao Luo has spoken, and a wrong reasoning is doomed to not get the correct answer.

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The Time Machine quotes

  • Alexander Hartdegen: How did this happen?

    Soldier #1: The moon. Come on, move it.

    Alexander Hartdegen: That's impossible. What happened?

    Soldier #1: What, you been living under a rock?

    Alexander Hartdegen: Yes, I've been living under a rock! Now tell me...

    Soldier #1: The demolitions for the lunar colony screwed up the orbit, okay? The moon's breaking up, all right? Now, come on.

  • Vox: [an image of Vox appears] Welcome. How may I help you?

    Vox: [Alexander Hartdegen looks behind Vox] Over here.