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It's a science fiction movie with a clever plot where the protagonist constantly travels back in time, changing the future, but always making things worse. It tells us the truth that a small change can cause everything to go in an unpredictable direction, even if you accidentally break a branch, it can change the entire future, and that's what the movie wants to tell us.

There are four endings of "The Butterfly Effect" circulating on the Internet, but the most classic or the ending that most people see is that the protagonist chooses to return to the period when he was just about to be born after finding that he can't make things better no matter what, and lets himself suffocate in his mother's belly and can't be born.

As long as he dies, he will not interfere with anything that has happened, this ending allows us to see the self-sacrifice of the protagonist, few people do it like him, but we can actually find through some details that I am afraid that he is not the only one who does this.

Because the protagonist's mother said that she had two miscarriages before, which means that it is very likely that the protagonist's brother or sister also has the same ability to change the past as him, and finally found that changing the past could not make things better, and returned to his mother's womb like the protagonist and strangled himself.

This ending is very uncomfortable to watch, but in fact it is the most perfect ending, every time the protagonist goes back to the past and changes one thing, it will cause his future life to deviate from the track he expected, and his relatives and friends around him will even die because of what he changed. He keeps going back to the past, all of which make things worse, so in the end he can only choose to kill himself, as long as there is no participation in his own affairs, the future development is none of his business.

Synopsis

Ivan (Ashton Kutch), a college student with an unhappy childhood, feels a little lost and experiences a series of bad things as a child that ruin his otherwise perfect life. The terrible thing is that these things are like disappearing into a black hole, and Ivan can't even think of it.

Terrible memories of his childhood lingered in his mind, haunting him and making him feel uneasy, and he only vaguely remembered living with a few good friends: Carlyle (Amy Smart), Linny (Alton Hansen) and Tommy (William Lee Scott).

Tormented by terrible memories of his childhood, Ivan enlists the help of a psychiatrist, who encourages him to relax himself by traveling and, in addition, to write down in detail what happened every day. Now, with the help of travel and journaling, Ivan, who entered college, suddenly realized that a notebook that kept track of what he did every day could help him regain his childhood memories.

Soon Ivan retrieves his memories through a notepad, which makes him aware of his mistakes and the loss of several good friends as a result. Especially Carly, the girl he had a crush on as a child. As his childhood memories slowly recovered, Ivan slowly remembered many things from his childhood, and it was then that he was surprised to realize that he had done so many things wrong.

The Butterfly Effect tells a time-traveling story in which the male protagonist Evan travels back in time many times to his childhood, wanting to correct his mistakes and rewrite history, but he didn't expect the results to get worse and worse

The Butterfly Effect has a total of four endings, and in the director's cut, the male protagonist finally travels back into his mother's womb and uses the umbilical cord.

Hang yourself to put an end to all misfortunes.

The other three endings are the happyendings that the creators deliberately rewrote in order to be released in theaters around the world, the male protagonist returned to the party where he met the female protagonist for the first time when he was a child, walked to the little girl, and whispered to threaten her to stay away from him, and later, the two grew up peacefully, passed by on the street, or reacquainted, or the male protagonist followed the female protagonist.

The ending of self-hanging in the womb is the most reasonable, and it echoes the first three important foreshadowings: at the beginning of the film, the male protagonist hides under the table in a panic and writes a paragraph "If anyone sees this, it means that my plan has not succeeded".

The father who was locked up in a mental hospital told the little male protagonist, "You have to die, this is the only way"; Fortune teller.

The witch said that the male protagonist had no lifeline, and it should not have been in this world, and the mother then told the male protagonist that before him, she was actually pregnant with two children, but they were both stillborn, and the male protagonist was her miracle baby.

"The Butterfly Effect" movie review

The Butterfly Effect has one of the most ingenious ideas. And the most brilliant idea of this idea is that it provides an opportunity to regret again and again, provides a variety of possibilities for life, and a return to the past.

A dream that changes your fate. Based on a perfectionist.

The protagonist Ivan builds his due memories on those rallying points where his memory is blurred.

And after these memories are built, his subsequent memories will all be rewritten due to the butterfly effect, so his life will be constantly rewritten. No one's life is completely beautiful and without flaws, so when we recognize the existing flaws, the world will become a better place instead of constantly hoping for better and more vain things.

This is a film dedicated to pessimists, and its strong sense of fatalism and the tragic ending of the blind lead are all choking at the throat to tell you:

Your life is not that bad now.

If Lao Kong had chosen another path, my life would not be so sad now. It's a cycle that most people who have lost faith in life have fallen into, including myself.

If I had chosen another job, I would have had three or five good girlfriends who knew each other inextricably, I could sit on the sofa with my boyfriend and watch a movie leisurely every day after work, and I could meet a good boss who was reasonable.

Or, I chose another school for graduate school, the laboratory atmosphere is relaxed, the research group helps each other, the tutor is young and promising, friendly and considerate, and I don't have to worry about graduating with high yields.

After all, the unknown road is always beautiful, because we can fill all our fantasies in it, think that we deserve a better life, and then blame the dissatisfaction of reality entirely on the original choice.

The depressing thing about this movie is that it shows every road in front of you bloodily, crushes all your luck, and coldly tells you that there is no most correct choice, only a more desperate life.

"The Butterfly Effect" is a wonderful and tasteful film, with a unique design concept and plenty of foreshadowing.

The direct impact and enjoyment brought to everyone all come from time and space travel, returning to the past to change one of the key points, and people's fate will change in a different direction.

Ivan once had a happy childhood, but because of his personal actions, he was full of old things that he could not recall.

In fact, he did only remember a little bit of the horror scene that had been haunting his daily routine. Oliver accepts the advice of a psychologist to write down the bits and pieces of his daily life in a text document, only to stumble upon a return to the past based on the text document.

Only then did he clearly remember that he had done so many stupid things when he was a child. He imagines using today's concepts to sneak into the human body of his childhood to make up for the damage caused by many mistakes, especially looking forward to finally getting back together with Nion, who was in unrequited love at the beginning.

As everyone knows, his changes beyond time and space again and again only lead to more and more hopelessness in the real world. Everything is like a butterfly effect, which affects the whole body.