Would you willingly go to your death knowing that you are doing the right thing?

id refuse the sacrifice

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the only moment in that entire movie with any emotion.

tencent

>to your death

Wait, I thought that Neil was the one who saved Denzel Jr. at the beginning of the movie with the inverted bullet. Wasn't that the point of the red zipper pull?

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if you could have removed your polfag goggles for a second you would have known he's sacrificing himself for the world and not the protagonist.

>knowing
He didn't know though

That Neil from the end was the Neil that takes the bullet to the head in the pit. It’s implied he’ll be inverting himself and ending up as the dead corpse they find at the gate

>Mfw they’ll be expecting one of us in the wreckage brother
Bane cinematic universe confirmed

Only scene in the movie where the characters felt like real and spoke like human beings. Based pattinson got exactly 1 moment to shine from the whole script and made it kino

Is this a metaphor for school shooting? Then yes, I extremely regret not doing it. My life after wasn't very good or eventful anyway. Don't overthink, friends. Go with your heart, not your head.

You can tell Nolan woke up from a fever dream of this one scene and wrote a whole movie around it

So If a inverted man were to shoot me,
In my perspective, would I see a bullet hole and a lot of blood on the floor before I get shot?

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THIS so much, I've been thinking the exact same thing
This entire movie and premise felt like it was designed around this one scene he once had thought of that seemed cool to him

No, you'd be dead.

but before I get shot,
wouldn't I be able to see the bullet hole and blood?
Considering that, wouldn't it be easy to just avoid them and not get shot?
Or am I inevitably going to get shot, because it already happened

If you were shot and killed, yeah, it already happened,

If you were just injured by the reversed bullet then you'd might be OK.

lol if you believe in free will

then maybe I would save him so scientists can examine his ass cock and perhaps gain important medical knowledge

i believe in a free tibet

But would I be able to see the bullet and blood stains and avoid it entirely.
Like the inverted bombs for example.
>running
>see plumes of smoke suddenly on the ground
>book it towards the other direction
Wouldn't be that hard to spot.

>hey you want me to get you a beer?
>HAH RETARD YOU THINK I HAVE A CHOICE I HAVE NO CHOICE I HAVE BEEN DESTINED SINCE THE BEGINNING OF TIME TO ANSWER IN THE NEGATIVE BECAUSE THE UNIVERSE IS TOTALLY DETERMINISTIC YOU WEAK MINDED FOOL
>so I guess you been destined to be an autistic dickhead as well?
>...YES

>so low IQ he can't understand
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Is it even possible to get hit by an inverted bullet and die? How could you end up in a gunfight if you've had a bullet in you before getting shot? Does the bullet stay in your body your entire life? Are you born with a bullet in you?

Or does cause and effect get reversed, making you somehow go and get surgery before you were shot?

Oh yeah...
That doesn't make any sense either
wtf Nolan?

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You either get shot and you die, or you get shot and you don't die, and then the scar slowly gets worse and worse up until the moment of you got shot, then it'll disappear because you weren't shot yet.

It depends on whether or not the shooter is inverted.