I feel that the parallel theory is a panacea, it's just being a hooligan, bullshitting!
Parallel theory + going back to the past, then there must be infinite parallel universes, and matter is always limited. How can there be so much matter to construct an infinite universe, my IQ cannot understand.
Back to the limited past + destiny is my favorite!
The ideal plot in my mind should be: when the protagonist goes back to the past and during the investigation process, he finds many unexplainable scenes, then the suspect is arrested, and he says some inexplicable things to the protagonist, and then the protagonist goes back to the past and wants to change the outcome, Those unexplainable scenes were created, and the plot developed according to the results at the beginning of the movie (the female protagonist still died like that, the male protagonist who traveled back finally understood what the suspect said at the beginning, but he could not change the reality, he was killed, and finally the ship was bombed. ), and then the FBI doctor wanted to save the male protagonist, so he sent a lot of messages to the self before he crossed over, and wanted his past self to prevent the male protagonist from crossing back, all kinds of attempts, all kinds of extra dramas (or sending himself back, back to It was best to die in the past, otherwise it would be too brain-burning), still can't stop the male protagonist from crossing back (the plot will be increased again, brain-burning), and the time machine has been burned out, and it can't be repaired in a short time (the time machine is best broken) Drop, otherwise it will be endless, or Dr. FBI shuts down and goes off work, which is too impersonal...), the FBI agents can only retrace the plot through the camera, and they can do nothing (maybe they don't want to save anyone at all, the first time the case is closed) 1), time has passed, and the retrospective time has passed since the time machine burned out. This episode was recorded and sealed, and is not known to the world, and everything is settled!
TMD is brain-burning, or the parallel universe is simple, everything is explained, and there can be a "good" ending!
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