Did anyone else find him to be the most fascinating character in the film?

Allstar wrote:Did anyone else find him to be the most fascinating character in the film?

Yea he was a joy to watch

still an asshole tho

He was a physical representation of Evil, and It was brilliant.

Allstar wrote:Did anyone else find him to be the most fascinating character in the film?

Nope, his character was completely unnecessary aside from being utilized for spectacle and perhaps get across certain ideas/themes. Was he originally in the script? Nolan should have cut that 10 to 15 minutes out completely to cut back the running time a bit...

Awesome character. Damon killed it. When he walks away from Coop monologuing…. chills. Hell no he shouldn't have been cut. Added a whole other layer to the film and fleshed it out thematically. Fantastic third act beginning.

I like Matt Damon and his character too.

lcbaseball22 wrote:

Allstar wrote:Did anyone else find him to be the most fascinating character in the film?

Nope, his character was completely unnecessary aside from being utilized for spectacle and perhaps get across certain ideas/themes. Was he originally in the script? Nolan should have cut that 10 to 15 minutes out completely to cut back the running time a bit...

Wut.

Sky007 wrote:Awesome character. Damon killed it. When he walks away from Coop monologuing…. chills. Hell no he shouldn't have been cut. Added a whole other layer to the film and fleshed it out thematically. Fantastic third act beginning.

Agreed, Damon should be in contention for best supporting actor.

I really dont get why people say he should have been cut...his segment was the most fascinating part of the film...completed by the docking sequence

speakerzboomin wrote:He was a physical representation of Evil, and It was brilliant.

I don't think he represents evil as much as he represents human selfishness at its most desperate and cowardly.