The reason for choosing "The Lost Room" is that it's only 270 minutes long, two or three movies long, and can go from start to finish in one night.
Fortunately, its two elements just fit my appetite. One, the father and daughter are deeply in love; two, the parallel universe.
Officer Joe, in a criminal case, accidentally gets a magic key - any locked door that opens and leads to a motel room where it's always morning, always The sun is shining and it is always spotless. Throw something in, close the door, open it again, and it will disappear.
There is a story about this key with the number 10 plate hanging on it.
In the 1960s, a mysterious lodger took it to the front desk, but there was no room 10 at this hotel. The tenant found his wife, but the latter did not know him, and the world did not have any records of his previous self. It was found that the room he lived in fell from the sky, and many of the items in it had magical energy. They were looted and the rooms disappeared. However, some underground organizations are growing, and they all hope to collect all the items for different purposes. Some want to seal them up, and some want to transform into some kind of ruler...
Those who get the items will become alone. As a result, Joe lost his daughter - she walked into the room out of curiosity, and disappeared in the reset time and space due to the fetishistic "madness" of her father's colleague.
Joe is pretty much the only one who has no desire to change the world or change himself, he just wants to get his daughter back. Fortunately, despite the difficult journey, after all, it came true.
However, he did not know that after the mysterious tenant dies, following the law of energy conservation, he has become a substitute - a thoughtful object that will not grow old in room 10.
It's actually kind of funny going into the details. For example, a watch can boil an egg, a comb can freeze time for 10 seconds, scissors can make people spin, and glass eyes can prevent rot... Very nonsensical fiction.
If we look at the production, it is obviously rough, and it is incomparable with the science fiction movies that have invested a lot of money and used a lot of special effects.
But, it's really nice. I like to think about it, and speculate about N people in N parallel worlds, what are they doing?
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