This movie is more fantasy than sci-fi; there no device, almost no science in fact. It's not the kind of movie where the how is anyway important to the plot. Before everything else, it's a movie about grief and moving on. Almost all the characters, in one way or another, are grieving and are stuck in that state, each in their own way.

Everything is absolutely gorgeously shot. This film is a remake of a 2020 chinese film (Ping xing sen lin) and I'm interested in watching the original movie.

And if you wondering why the rating is so low ( 3.5 when I write this), I give you a hint, it's an -ism which start with ra!

I was sceptical when I jumped in after watching the previous one of the same name. You the one with two lovers on the bed one goes out and comes back with new mojo.

Also the fact that it's brown ppl on a limited budget.

Well the film really had me interested & my attention captivated.

The lowdown here was lack of resources , in terms of fx in the bushes houses & small details.

As it all depends on the cast for us to realise there is change, my point being it can't be only the ppl with alternations , atleast have flowers , paint etc.

Don't get me wrong they nailed it with what was available.

The story swayed away from the quantum entanglement , which would have been too much for low budget & that worked well.

Dialogue wise, yeah it was mid , not too cringe but cheesy - not bad for something that really worked towards making a time travel, quantum realms etc kind of genre easy for simpletons and not to simple to make you feel like what's the point.

I enjoyed that our main character gets to view the world from a double standard perspective & eventually end up understanding that no one is in control but what she was told in the fire place is actually true.

The ending is also thought provocative to build a cult classic .