The film begins in a very economical and interesting way. The heroine's voice-over begins to introduce herself and her previous experience. At the end, the scene returns to the heroine who is interviewing in the restaurant. It turns out that these words were what she said to the interviewer just now. It feels very fascinating. Although it’s not always on the road or stop-and-go, the story actually has a pattern of a road movie; under the pretense of going to a small town far away for character interviews, the editor-in-chief who led the team is actually looking for opportunities Renewing the old relationship with his first love girlfriend (maybe he reported this purpose when he discovered the location of this tracking news~), and after the editor failed to contact the freak who released the time travel notice, the next task fell on the girl In the protagonist, to some extent, the audience will feel that the two people are actually very similar, so they are attracted to each other. The heroine also gradually believes that this person is really not a lunatic, and is really going to travel through time. The Indian guy who compares the chickens has always played a dispensable role. But the reason I think it’s a bit of a road movie mode is because the four characters in the play actually changed their hearts in the process (only the Indian guy changed very weakly, because he... after all, is too young NS?).
The editor-in-chief who led the team, the original purpose of coming here is to find his first love girlfriend for a continuation of the relationship. It is not that he has always loved her, but he only remembers how hot she was at the beginning. of. But after meeting and chatting happily, the editor-in-chief discovered that the inner beauty of girls is actually more important. In the end, he really wanted to be with his first love girlfriend again instead of just for one-night stand. (Of course, what he didn't expect was that the woman didn't think so, which also caused the man to help the Indian guy get out of the virgin body after being frustrated.)
Then the editor helped the Indian guy to get out of the virgin body, maybe he It's the only character here who didn't do anything and the pie fell out of the sky haha.
The development of the heroine and the time-traveling guy is very interesting. The two began to like each other, and the heroine really began to believe everything the man said. Until..... She learned that the man who was going back to save his girlfriend did not die as he said, but was alive. So the audience, like the hostess, suddenly felt that this man was indeed a lunatic, and all she had told was a lie, and then... the man told her to go to the river to look for him at that time to see who lied to you; everyone found out The man is not a lunatic, everything is real, the time machine is built, and the two successfully crossed. And the important sentence is that the mission of the crossing man has been changed, this time crossing is for the heroine.
As for the explanation that the girl who is going to be saved by the crossing guy is still alive, it can be understood that in the future time crossing guy has saved her in a certain crossing, but at this time it is impossible for him to know this, so he is still in Build a time machine and prepare to cross. But this makes people think why he didn't choose to be with her after the successful crossing rescue. Is it the rescue with the heroine who has fallen in love? Or that the man did have a problem, thinking that the woman was dead, so he was indeed building a machine to go through. I didn't watch it the second time, and I don't want to spend any brain cells carefully thinking about it. Someone understands it, welcome to correct me. But I just feel that even if there is something that I can't figure out all at once, it doesn't affect my enjoyment of the whole story at all. Perhaps this is the point.
Finally, the ending song is very nice~
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