The plot is very touching, I admit that I even cried. But without scrutiny. As a liberal arts student, I don't really understand these scientific theories, so I just tell a story. In the choice between boyfriend and mother, let's not mention why the heroine was persuaded to go back by the strange persuasion of the hero. Since the best friend cheated, is it not difficult for the hero to catch up? In this case the line is the best of both worlds, both mother and boyfriend. Although the heroine also revealed that "I can't live in the past all the time", her attitude in the future has always been "Chasing love is the only reason for me to go back." In addition, at the end, she has eliminated all hidden dangers before leaving, so the obstacle of "sacrifice of innocent people" does not hold. That being the case, it's totally fine to stay! So the question arises: Why arrange for a girlfriend to cheat? Just to be able to legitimately use her as a loop experimenter at the end? This leads to another question. Why use girlfriends as test subjects? We know that the best friend of the original line did not know the male protagonist, and there was no such thing as cheating. Although the girlfriends of the other line are with the male protagonist, they also play an irreplaceable role in helping the female protagonist go back. To be honest, I almost certainly thought she was talking about a professor when she said "I have a good candidate", and I was first stunned and then disappointed when I saw it was a best friend. From the first part to the second part of the film, the route taken has always been "I am a good girl by nature". From the father-daughter reconciliation in the first part to the rescue of another line's roommate in the second part, it has been trying to dig and discuss love. But the ending of the second part made the situation smaller all of a sudden. It can only be said that the meaning of the existence of girlfriends is a joke in itself, but this kind of behavior that demeans the role of passers-by is really detracting from me.
Regardless of the emotional line, there are still impressive things. For example, the kiss in the fall of Mars at the end (don't think about: why the male protagonist kisses the female protagonist at this time? The female protagonist didn't even tell the male protagonist their relationship in another line in this loop!), such as the high ponytail roommate's Role switching, such as the two supporting characters desperately helping to hold the teacher down. The whole movie can only be said to be ok, so-so. Not as succinct and powerful as the first, but probably not a downright bad movie either.
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