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In the end, Roy learns that Colonel Ventor had lied about Jemma’s death, revealing there was still a chance to save her. With this new information, Roy has a narrow window of about 14 minutes to rescue Jemma and stop Ventor’s plans. He manages to do so, killing Ventor in the process, but unfortunately, he is unable to save his son Joe before the Osiris Spindle explodes, destroying the Earth. Faced with a hopeless situation, Roy chooses to spend his final moments with his son, making every second count, even as the world is about to end.

Finally, Roy decides to take a leap of faith by entering the Osiris Spindle again, hoping it might break the cycle and save the world. He wakes up once more, but this time, the loop is truly broken — he is alive and has a new purpose. Instead of being resigned to eternal repetition, Roy now believes he can succeed in stopping Ventor and saving Jemma and Joe. The film concludes on an optimistic yet ambiguous note, with the director suggesting that Roy likely makes it out alive—an ending that underscores the movie’s deeper theme: that having purpose and fighting for loved ones are what truly give life meaning.

Overall, the ending emphasizes that even within relentless chaos and apparent hopelessness, it’s the drive to protect what matters most that keeps us going. The narrative ultimately shows that purpose can be found even in the face of destruction, and that hope persists as long as we choose to believe in it.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:00