1. It is unrealistic for women in the real world to curse the protagonist, it should be the fantasy or subconsciousness of the male protagonist. (Self-reproach) The truth should be that the women had cursed them when they scolded Isis, everyone heard it, and this explanation is in line with what the doctor said that they each said vetrulek.
2. At the end, there are two male protagonists on the left and one on the right. The one who went up to hold the grenade is not there. When the male protagonist wakes up in the real world, there is a camera zoomed far away. There are four on the right and one on the left on the bed. After that, there is also a male protagonist left and right. When I saw the footage, there were only three people, which meant that the one holding the grenade was already dead. (Reality + Subconscious)
but! but! ! !
At 1 hour, 24 minutes and 59 seconds, there is a camera that lifts up, and the mother turns into five people again! , ? ? ? This is really the detail processing is extremely in place! Basically a standard feature of bad movies. inconsistent. . . I don't understand why a director with such a big name would have such a problem.
3. The biggest suspense about this film is why the system that should normally treat the main group becomes the key to them. Personally, I think there are two explanations. (1) Someone in the real world hacked into the system and deliberately harmed them. This is more sci-fi, which I don't think makes sense. It gives people a feeling that the development of the plot is too floating. (2) Because of the subconscious role of the male protagonist, the system only sets the scene during the treatment process, and does not force the development of the plot throughout the process. That is, all experiences are caused by the male protagonist's subconscious self-blame. The behavior of the ghost is what the male protagonist's subconscious tells himself has happened in reality. That is, forcing them to experience the reality of what happened. (There is a corresponding dream here, the program is biased towards the departure of the Nazis, and the subconscious is biased towards fighting, that is, the movement of the ghosts when the Nazis leave in the film.)
Personally, I think the point of view in the film is that death is the only way to free yourself. The one who died with the grenade subconsciously belongs to the one who made a difference, so he woke up, a feeling of relief. (Personally, I suggest going to Shutdown Island), if you can do things that are contrary to the real world in your dreams, it will be your salvation.
In the end, I personally feel that the film is generally recognizable, and there is nothing particularly eye-catching. Belongs to the level of 7-8. (pure personal opinion)
The writing is too bad, if you can see this, thank you very much.
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