On this page, we will discuss parallel universes or alternate realities.
There are even some good related films on this subject.
Films about parallel universes, or hypothetical self-contained realities that coexist, can be found on Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia, at the link below.
The film constantly separates one reality from another, which might send some viewers on a psychological trip. The plot and special effects in this film are worth a million words. Most people will think this is just another SCI FI film. The same type of action, however, could be taking place in an alternate reality with different heroes and situations.
People may doubt your ability to see beyond their normal senses. In other words, they won’t believe you’re telling the truth or that the truth you’re speaking exists outside their imagination. Some people are so limited and evolve so slowly that what they have to say can be very boring. You can understand them, but they can’t understand you. They cannot see from below, but you can see from above. The more you evolve or take steps, the better you understand, the higher layers of consciousness. Because most people advance or evolve at an extremely slow rate, they can’t see above their eyebrow due to their limited perception.
It appears that the vast majority of people who are reincarnated at this time on Earth do not wish to evolve in order to help others. Instead, they’d rather sabotage themselves, as if they knew what they were doing. Worse, they try to come up with arguments in their explanations of specific scenarios. Their behaviour is so compulsive and manipulative that they cannot comprehend that the future is now. The more time they waste in this life with lies and deception, the more they will suffer until they learn from their mistakes.
The plot, centres on a Chinese American immigrant who discovers that she must connect with parallel universe versions of herself to prevent a powerful being from causing the destruction of the multiverse.
There’s a multiverse of roads not taken in ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’
A Film Review
The film is about modified reality and inner space, and there are points of comparison with Christopher Nolan’s Inception.
Max Fist claims to be a hero from another dimension who fell through time and space to earth, where he has no powers. No one believes his stories except for a local teen named Hamster.
What if you could use time travel to save your life?
