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It makes complete sense and I did understand most of all this.
What I meant is that the movie didn't get too me, I had trouble having the time to let the love story sink into because the editing jumps quickly and often between past, mid, futur, and what is real and not... so at one point you are trying so hard to put the puzzle together that you forget to feel something.
It's still not clear to me if the futur is the end of the book that he wrote and is a metaphor of him finally accepting death, or if it actually happens. Since he found an anti-aging cure for the monkey, and that the first tatoo he does to himself happens in present, it left me the impression that the last part could actually be real. That he actually plant that tree and hundreds of years later found a way to take it there.
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