What went wrong?

pottery

should have been tom hardy

the writing

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Sound editing was fucking abysmal, premise was interesting but execution was poor. Casting not up to snuff, final battle looked like they'd run out of budget for location. Probably Nolan's worst film.

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The inworld logic makes absolutely no sense, in fact it’s plain stupid.

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It wasn't even bad. People went in expecting a masterpiece instead they got inception 2.0. nolan has a time fetish but I'd still rate it 8 out of 10 I enjoyed it alot then forgot about it

How do you expect people discussing the movie if there are not torrents yet?

I got the feeling, like inception, that this was a script he wrote in his college years. Lotta scenes of people just talking exposition.

I double dog dare anyone to tell me what what the fuck was happening during the final battle.

Fuck you all, I thought it was good.

too rushed to the point it felt jumbled. My friend asked to leave the movie halfway and I said "its almost done, cant be more than 20 more minutes" and it JUST. KEPT. GOING. For like another hour and a half. We just waited for it to be over and stopped trying to understand what we were even watching

A team that moves forward and a team that moves backwards equal victory

Russian guy had a bomb set up to destroy all existence and was using the inversion machine to fight the other guys who were also using inversion machines. Both sides had teams that were inverted and not inverted. Patterson at the end realizes after everything is done that he needs to go back in time to unlock the gate for the main guy and british commander knowing he would die at the hands of the bad guy's second in command. I didn't think it was a bad movie, just not something I'd recommend seeing in theaters.

The protag, while inverted, is blown into the storage room by the engine explosion.

But time was inverted. Wouldn't he be sucked to the engine in real time?

The movie is full of wrongs like that.

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LMAO i fucking laughed so hard at this.

I HONESTLY DONT KNOW WTF WAS GOING ON

I get the nuke in the whole... and neil come back but like

WTF WAS THE POINT OF THE BATTLE?>!

They had to prevent the bomb from going off and the villain wasn't just gonna let them walk in and stop it since he was using the inversion machine to see into the future.

But how does he see the future?

either im dumb or this plot is

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He sees the future because he is communicating with people in the future who are using inversion machines to drop info and give him funding, mercenaries, and weapons

I think the machine is able to go whenever you want. That's why his wife goes back like a week or so prior to when he chooses to commit suicide and prevent his death before the bomb is defused.

By experiencing it/having someone else experience it in reality and deliver information back in the past by reversing time

>getting a no-namer to be the lead in your $200 million+ budget film

I don't think it really mattered who was picked. The main character was a generic person that literally anyone could have played him.

They say the blue is inverted to feed the red team about what's going on. The problem is that they're doing it at the same time so I don't see how the red team has the time to be informed about anything. It was just a whole mess of a nonsensical battle.

This, torrent when?

There are a lot of things I didn't understand about the movie, but I think I'll probably understand 'em on a second, slow, watch... but there is one thing that surely annoyed me:

How the skinny girl killed the bad guy in the past? It was in the past, right? Because we see how her self past watched her jumping to the water... if the skinny girl killed and robbed the bad guy's body... how the fuck all the events of the movie happened? Or did I miss something?

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It isn't about who can play what. Acting is really hard. It's about selling your product and normies need a name that they know already.

acting *isn't really hard