I have been following the heroine's line of thought before, I really thought it was a story about an airline shirking its responsibilities and the hero and heroine trying to find the truth. I'm still wondering why Hong Kong translates it as "ghost passenger", hmm, is this name a spoiler?
Until the last airline employee said that he was the captain, what did he do? ? ? ? Then the heroine saw the passenger list. It turned out that they were all ghosts, they were all ghosts, and no one survived. Those survivors who disappeared one by one did not appear because they had realized that they were dead.
Although many people commented that it is not as good as the old movies "Lonely Island" and "The Sixth Sense", but I really don't like watching horror movies, so "Air Crash Passenger" is just over there.
It's a movie with a climax at the end that leaves you dumbfounded and then feels warm.
Although the theme is old-fashioned, what theme is not old-fashioned? Isn't it all about love, about cherishing, about human nature?
The people who loved you before, the people you loved, will come back and lead you to the other side. I don't know what the other side is like, but even if it's a ghost, you have to move on. What's the use of being persistent and unwilling to accept the reality? The good-hearted people around you are actually helping you. I think this concept is a bit similar to the book "The Wish of the Past Life is the Chance of This Life". In fact, souls help each other, no matter whether they seem cruel or kind, in fact All to help you.
As the old saying goes, life is very impermanent, and no amount of old-fashioned movies can make everyone learn to cherish the people in front of them, so no matter how old-fashioned, good movies are still endlessly and tirelessly telling the world the oldest those truths.
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