This should explain. The plot twist is crazy & comes at the end.
Its relevant as we have ppl like Elon Musk, and accredited scientists that say 1 in 3 chance we we live in a sim. LOL.
• 1hr 35mins it shows Jack & his wife back in “Victory” after her “episode” where The DR. performed electric shock therapy to control & have her back into the Simulation. When they r back in the Sim, Jack is singing the song that she has been humming the song she can’t remember how she knows, the movie now comes to 2gether.
The next couple of scenes jump around to show how & why the young couple actually got to “Victory”, and how they are staying there.
• back in the real world Jack looks like a bum, borderline homeless, we see him walking with his hood up in extremely impoverished where Jack is going through the “application” process, again he looks like he is REALLY DOWN ON HIS LUCK and the “Victory Project” was his way of making the perfect life, keeping his woman, & keeping her happy to be in the traditional wife role.
she has NO idea that they are in a sim while her body is chained to a bed in the real world. She didnt consent to terms & conditions, he decided what was best for their lives/relationship.
Jack walks into what i believe to be the same home they lived in while she was still a Dr.
THEY ARE Deff not a warehouse- maybe an apt but i think its the same house.
Their real world living situation shows him a very poor man, eating tunafish out of a can, while she chained to a bed with compression socks on her legs, since she is kept bedridden.
The things on each of her eyes are obviously for the sim, where she never leaves. All of the men go to work that’s when they leave the SIM and reenter the “real world“ where he tells her that he has the bust his ass to keep them “happy” in the simulation. so you obviously has some type of job to keep them in there.
Hope that explains it.
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