Insomniac wrote: ↑

September 22nd, 2020, 1:21 pm

This was a really interesting read! Thanks for posting.

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I wished nolan used a slower take. Kat was firing her lines at rapid speed and it sounded mumbling even though I watched it twice in IMAX. Debicki always sounds a bit mumbly when she uses a British accent. Her accent in this and overall demeanor actually reminded me a bit of her character and voice...

Just got back from my IMAX showing! This is quickly becoming my favorite Nolan film. I enjoyed it even more this time around, and the action scenes felt and looked even more incredible. Maybe the larger screen made a difference? The Eagle Mountain sequence and Kat on the yacht with Sator really stoo...

I have watched this movie 5 times in the theater and I would’ve loved to see it a couple of more times because the soundtrack and action sequences are amazing and the cinematography is beautiful but I honestly can’t handle the cringey dialogue that was written for Kat and Sator. I physically cringe...

Just got my ticket for IMAX at the Palladium in San Antonio for this coming weekend! They certainly don't have the best IMAX theater (seating sucks), though I haven't been in six years so maybe they've done some renovating since then. My first two times seeing it were in AVX, so I'm interested to se...

i mean there's still quite a lot of loose ends to 'close'. sator's entire army, Priya's turnstile and surely some of his closest workers know about the algorithm. God knows whether Sator has more turnstiles. The Protagonist could be busy fighting all kinds of inverted antagonist for years so it isn...

Sorry, I don't know how to mention "in the past" without people thinking chronological timeline. However, yes... either JDW recruits a future "Max" let's call it (somebody younger who grows older into Neil), or JDW goes way back in time, or both. I don't know where old JDW is during that time or if...

Well... remember there's no reason he'd have to do several years in a row . He could do several week (or month) long stretches before going through a turnstyle and getting more supplies, seeing what's what in the world, and inverting again until the point he recruits everyone like Priya, Neil, etc....

I'm sure this has been discussed before, but since my second viewing I have been very confused about one thing. At the end of the movie, Neil says that they have a future in the past. Does this mean that after the events of the film the Protagonist will get into another turnstile and live in the in...