Problems with the idea of ​​science fiction

The film is still generally understandable, a person lives in another world (the so-called tangent universe), but affects the world in which we live (the so-called primary universe). But in the middle, the audience has too many questions, instead of highlighting what the film is about. "The Philosophy of Time Machine" is used as a prop or clue rather than a homework before the audience watching. As for what FAQ to watch, it will only lead to more confusion---ask who can tell the time and space clear? ! So I think the big failure of this film as a sci-fi film is that the science of conception is far from AI, and The Sixth Feeling comes smoothly. In fact, it is a movie, and it is not for scientists. Science fiction should be just an introduction. It is good to make it simple in science, and this film is planted on science fiction. But as a first-time director, it is still worthy of admiration, and other aspects of the film are also well handled, such as actors' performances, tone, music, and so on.

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