In a flight accident, several survivors, psychotherapist Clair had sparks with one of them, Eric, in the treatment of the survivors, and found suspicious points in a series of things, which led to tracing and deciphering.
Eric's actor has a very familiar face, and he must have played some villain, otherwise he would not have felt uneasy at first sight. Sure enough, he played Jeff in "Fruit Hard Candy". David Morse's "Disturbia" is also a thriller, and some people are born with the shadow of the character, so that it becomes the key to solving the mystery.
Anne Hathaway's big eyes, naturally beautiful and sympathetic, seem more like Eric treating Clair than being treated when she plays opposite Patrick.
I like to guess the plot while watching it, and then confirm it at the end of the play. I have a great sense of accomplishment. Every Question will lighten the horror and increase the comedy mood. The fun of Passengers happens to be that the ending turns my speculation over. The so-called life and death are people and things that cannot be touched, never look at, never talk to.
In fact, the hint is always there, like the dog that upsets Eric, the neighbor who makes Clair inexplicable. Eric, who saw the truth before Clair, said, "You gotta figure it out for yourself. It's not a sort of thing you can be told."
Thank you to those who help us find the path to love, who guide us in how to live, you all Let the journey of life not be alone!

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