Digression: For Netflix and Park Shin Hye, I have to say that I have rarely seen a brain-burning movie with a good plot recently. I have read all the high-scoring suspense dramas & movies in the past few years, but I haven't felt the setting, reversal, and protagonist of the story for a long time. The appearance is all online, and the time without urine is short and the aftertaste is sufficient.
Spoiler debate: One star is deducted for one reason: The one who pulled the crotch was the IQ of the female owner after the reunion at home, and the isolation of the second female who was raped by the domestic violence resulted in the instant disappearance of possession, and it was obvious that there was a chance to turn over, but the truth was told, resulting in a parallel world life has been declining.
I would rather believe that this is the butterfly effect. In the end, the easter egg reversed the female second and killed the female lead, but the premise was set two. One call can only be made from the past to come back, and second, the memory will not be updated immediately after the time and space change.
On the other hand, the reason is that it is difficult to convince me and there are some spiritual theories that cannot be refuted by the plot: they split into different personalities, and they do not know each other’s personalities. In the end, the main character kills other personalities and occupies the ontology. In the end, it is the combination of the fatal ID and the butterfly effect, and the evil personality kills All the dead people (the first female, the first female parents, the second female stepmother, the uncle strawberry, the policeman, the girl in the small shop), in terms of objective psychology, can such a powerful story line be constructed? In order to tell the story through the fabrication of irrelevant personalities, and the way of daily interaction is too far-fetched
But there are a few things that really don't explain:
1 In addition, the film critics firmly believe in the details listed in this point: the heroine's medicine bottle, the same clothes as the family portrait, and the chaotic time point. I have to say that the details of the film that are completely ignored are really admired.
2 The other guides are all the details of the same person: a. The shop girl has the same scars, b. The second girl calls the shop girl for help (in the same year, how can the nine-year-old girl in the shop ask for help from such a child, a woman with high IQ) 2. Lies are even more untenable. After committing a crime, answering the police testimony proves that his logic is not self-consistent), c. The first and second women can’t drive. The second female revenge for the heroine's hot water burn and thought it was disfigured, but in the end, the scars were the same as after the fire, and the size of the palm of f was the same (I thought it was drawn by myself when I was a child, but the palm of the room decoration will not be there), the pronunciation of the name of the female first and second is reversed (slightly far-fetched). (I only remember so much, after all, writing so many words is the limit, I really don't bother to read it again)
Conclusion: I just ask the psychologist to tell me that this setting is reasonable
Stories that take place in different time lines, with the introduction of the grandfather paradox, will be more interesting than schizophrenia (such as the photo of the second female outdoor, and the phone call for help, I would rather believe it is a story from a different space)
Originally, I needed to think about enough things in life, and I didn’t want to be more truthful at other times, so when I got older, I watched less suspense movies and brain-burning movies. With self-comfort, it may also be fun to be more truthful in other ways, and it was nothing to lose.
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