Nice movie. interesting and cool in a lot of ways. does have a low budget feel, but entertaining for a one-time-watch, was never bored (1 viewing)
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there is a possible huge plot hole. if the camera film was so important, why didn't she take it with her when she left. very little was explained about why she left and they left a lot up the viewer so i let it slide.
and i'm guessing a lot of ppl hated the ending. i liked it.. in the situation they were in, they would surely die, so leaving it open ended was fitting. i feel like they most likely died, but i choose to believe they survived and lived happily ever after. and i think the final shot is like a "flash sideways" like Lost tried to do but failed at miserably. i interpret it as what could have happened, in another life, or an alternate universe.
also, this may be way off, but i wonder if it's possible that the spy stuff was all imaginary like the game they played in the opening shot of the movie, and the flash-sideways is the real life? dunno, i might just be making stuff up. i watched this movie when i was sick, and i had to pause it an hour in cause i was starting to fall asleep. i wasn't falling asleep during the movie, i stopped it immediately, but i watched it in two parts, a few hours apart. so i can't remember everything through the movie to know if that theory would work or not
SPOILERS
there is a possible huge plot hole. if the camera film was so important, why didn't she take it with her when she left. very little was explained about why she left and they left a lot up the viewer so i let it slide.
and i'm guessing a lot of ppl hated the ending. i liked it.. in the situation they were in, they would surely die, so leaving it open ended was fitting. i feel like they most likely died, but i choose to believe they survived and lived happily ever after. and i think the final shot is like a "flash sideways" like Lost tried to do but failed at miserably. i interpret it as what could have happened, in another life, or an alternate universe.
also, this may be way off, but i wonder if it's possible that the spy stuff was all imaginary like the game they played in the opening shot of the movie, and the flash-sideways is the real life? dunno, i might just be making stuff up. i watched this movie when i was sick, and i had to pause it an hour in cause i was starting to fall asleep. i wasn't falling asleep during the movie, i stopped it immediately, but i watched it in two parts, a few hours apart. so i can't remember everything through the movie to know if that theory would work or not