I first watched this film because of the positioning of the poster and the film - a sci-fi film, I thought it was a cool visual party, similar to the reverse world. After watching it for about 10 minutes, I realized that it was a pseudo-science fiction movie. . . Purely providing a sci-fi background (it is certain that there is an afterlife, and there is strong evidence to prove it, but no proof is mentioned at all, which also confirms that the director hopes that the audience should not view this film with too rational scientific and logical thinking)
10 After a few minutes, I started to fast-forward and watched it. About halfway through the movie, I was experimenting with dead bodies and letting the male protagonist see the beginning of the flashback, which only piqued my interest. But so far it's just a little bit of interest, but what I didn't expect is that the wonderful ending came so suddenly, the last 10 minutes are the essence of the whole film! I haven't had time to digest it yet, but the movie is over. . .
If the score is 10 out of 10, I will give 1 point before 45 minutes of the movie; 5 points from the beginning of 45 minutes until the heroine dies; 8 points at the end of the play!
This movie gives the impression that a bad guy has been doing bad things all his life. Before he dies, he suddenly does a good thing, and then it is completely washed away. All the bad things he has done in his life can be forgiven, and the people who are still alive are still alive. The only good thing he did was remembered. . .
Maybe it's because the front of this film is too pale, so the ending looks so amazing! It's like I always thought I was watching Romeo and Juliet, but at the end TM was actually watching Lost! can you believe it? !
Back to the movie itself, the director is still explaining life and reincarnation. This theme is not uncommon. Everyone wants regret medicine, but everyone is not perfect. Even if you are given a chance to start over, you will still make mistakes that you should make. It is impossible. have a perfect life. It may only get worse in the end, like the butterfly effect and death. Still live in the moment, after all, even regrets are part of your life. Good and bad are all yours, and this makes up the real you.
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