The plot and narrative of the film are like a combined version of various XX contacts, Eyes Wide Open, and Sophie's choices, plus some David Lynch style condiments.
Recently, I really hate this type of mystery and religious sentiment. The struggle between humans and gods is neither interesting nor instructive, nor is there any logic. It's not as good as Stephen King's Mist, which can make people reflect on it a little bit.
By the way, criticize the translation of a certain subtitle group. To give a ridiculous example of Chang Kaishen's style: a sentence from a half-faced man who enlightened the heroine was translated as "I know you love to read Jane Paul Shaqi's books"... It is better to give this kind of name directly to the original text.
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