This movie that combines love and thriller doesn't look scary at all, the proportion of thriller is very small, and the focus is on love.
In the movie, the director borrowed the words of the male protagonist: There is no love in all ghost movies, why? Because the heroine will not love. I don't think it is necessarily, everyone will love. The reason why the heroine in the ghost movie behaves like she doesn't love her is because all the people who come into contact with the heroine will be unlucky. For the sake of others, it is better to be less innocent. Follow the law that anyone who comes into contact with the heroine of a ghost movie will have no good end. The same is true for this movie. Everyone who is close to the heroine lives in fear, so family members go to Norway to settle down, and friends can only be contacted by phone. No boyfriend. The male protagonist was initially attracted by the mystery and personality of the female protagonist. Later, after knowing the real situation of the female protagonist, he was too afraid and fled. However, he couldn't help thinking of her, and later chose to be with her. Later, something happened as expected by the male lead, but when he woke up, he did not complain at all that the female lead nearly killed him and screwed up his magic show. I was very moved by this.
The most touching part is of course the part where the male protagonist confesses to the female protagonist at the airport. He said that he is also afraid, especially when he is alone, but when he thinks that she is also alone, he is heartbroken.
Yeah, since there's probably no end to it, so wouldn't it start? Even though love will be consumed, but the process and experience. Seeing this reminds me of a movie "Love and Elixir" played by Anne Hathaway, with the same emotion.
So why not try it? Don't refuse to start because you are worried about the bad ending. Death is everyone's ending. The important thing is the process. The game of life is all about participation.
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