Infinite

In the end, Evan manages to locate the hidden weapon called “the Egg,” which was concealed inside his former body, Treadway. To stop Bathurst’s plan for mass destruction, Evan disarms the bomb—designed by Bathurst to wipe out all life by destroying their DNA—and hides the Egg in the ocean. As he drowns in the river, Evan shoots Bathurst, transferring his soul into the bullet and causing Bathurst’s physical body to drown. This act effectively ends Bathurst’s eternal cycle of suffering since his soul is now trapped in the bullet, removing him from the loop of rebirth. Meanwhile, Evan’s body survives because of the metal plate fixed to his head, which protected him from Bathurst’s Dethroner weapon, allowing him to be reborn. The climax concludes with Nora sacrificing herself to release the souls of the fallen Infinites trapped in digital chips, ensuring their peace. In the final scenes, Nora and Abel are reborn and reunite at Angkor Wat, while Evan is reborn in Jakarta, where a young version of himself or Treadway engages in sword fighting. This scene hints at a possible continuation of the story, leaving open the idea that Evan has acquired some kind of extraordinary, possibly god-like power from his repeated rebirths, suggestive of further adventures ahead. The film ends on a note of hope and renewal, emphasizing the cycle of life, death, and reincarnation, with the potential for new beginnings even after destruction.**

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:44