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Sep 2023
I still don't get this movie. It starts off strong and all the space stuff is interesting, so I sit through it all waiting for some mind-blowing Nolan ending, but that's where this movie falls apart. The ending. It's like he was working up to something big, but in his pretentiously cerebral plotlines, he couldn't figure it out, so he threw some shit together about bookcase time dimensions and hoped we'd swallow it.

Some bullshit about love being the answer, even though the wormholes are so paradoxical in origin. Some basic John Connor/chicken or the egg stuff right there. As long as the characters know what they're talking about, the audience is supposed to accept it is smart people talk. If Matt Damon says it's science, it must be science!

(Wormholes + Gravity) / Love = this movie. I don't hate it, but I don't like it.


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Sep 2023 *
I really like everything Nolan did up to The Dark Night... everything after, not really so much. Memento and The Prestige are his best IMO.


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Tommix says:
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Sep 2023
I mostly liked it, but I don't think I really understood how he worked out the time travel and time communication paradoxes. My biggest problem was that the wormhole thing was supposedly set up by people in the future. But, wasn't the whole problem that there weren't going to evenBE any people in the future? That agricultural disease that was giving them grief was going to kill EVERYONE, as I understood it. How, then, could there have been people in the future, to create the wormhole and make it available to their ancestors (us)? That seemed wrong to me.


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Box_a_Hair says:
#3, Reply to #2

Sep 2023
It was wrong! They didn't answer that question well at all. Nolan has a few interesting concepts, he strings them together, then he leaves out a key piece of the puzzle and hopes we wont notice. Well, we notice.


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markus-san says:
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Sep 2023
Probably my least favourite Nolan movie. This or Tenet.


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Box_a_Hair says:
#5, Reply to #4

Sep 2023
I made it maybe 20 or 30 minutes into Dunkirk before calling it quits on that one. At least I could sit through Interstellar and Tenet. Tenet had a cool idea, but I still don't think highly of it.



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