The story is very simple and super simple. Of course, the setting has to be rough. In short, the director forcibly set a future that can be easily traversed but is strictly prohibited in order to tell everyone that it is okay to sacrifice himself for the lover. Unable to handle the corpse of the man tracked by the implanted chip, the powerful gangster teleports him to the past to have someone from the past destroy him.
You see, no matter how you look at it, it's a mentally retarded setting.
Fortunately, the actors are very handsome. The performances of the two male leads and the second male lead are excellent, so that people will not decide to say goodbye to this theater after watching it (although it is almost a goodbye, ah 囧), it is also worth returning. fare.
As for the Chinese elements in the film, uh, including Xu Qing, well, it is basically equivalent to the fantasy in other films, although I have to admit that the first time I went to the Bund the night before yesterday saw the scenery I saw the next afternoon. There is a subtle sense of time travel on the screen, but neither Xu Qing nor China is my thing.
The advantages are not without, the plot is very tight, if you don't think that there are urine spots everywhere in the whole film, you can basically think that there are no urine spots. The time periods given by runpee are 56-60min and 77-81min. If you go out in the dark, it may not be too late, but Fortunately, there are very few people in the theater -- and it doesn't seem like there will be many.
The Chinese title of the film always reminds me of "Disc World", and this film makes me hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum hum. Humph.
Thanks LetraDeCeniza for the invitation and hospitality. PS: It's not easy to find your name. . .
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