100%. It makes sense for a super secret organization to test their candidates to choose the best one, and I think people are thinking too deep with this "reversing his death" or whatever.
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speedy117 wrote: ↑January 1st, 2020, 6:14 pm100%. It makes sense for a super secret organization to test their candidates to choose the best one, and I think people are thinking too deep with this "reversing his death" or whatever.
If you look at the trailer at 0:24 - 0:28, you can see what appears to be his death happening in reverse. At least it seems that way to me: the way the flowers in the train yard are blowing in the wind and the train behind him that seems to move in reverse.
Also ask yourself the question, why give him a pill in the first place that makes him froth at the mouth and "pass out" if it would just suffice to interrogate him to the point he is willing to die than give up his colleagues? Why put him through the physical harm?
Just got back from an IMAX screening of TROS and look what pops up before it.
As soon as I saw the Syncopy logo I knew what was happening.
Seriously chuffed catching this, never saw any of the others on the big screen before.
Looks seriously thrilling and intriguing, Nolan looks to be re-defining blockbusters again with this.
Only a certain Secret Agent as me more excited this year than this.
2020 will be a great time on the big screen just on the strength of these two alone.
As I'm not really a big blockbuster fan anymore, don't get excited by MCU or DC so having one of my favourite directors and my favourite film character in the same year is a big deal for me.
As soon as I saw the Syncopy logo I knew what was happening.
Seriously chuffed catching this, never saw any of the others on the big screen before.
Looks seriously thrilling and intriguing, Nolan looks to be re-defining blockbusters again with this.
Only a certain Secret Agent as me more excited this year than this.
2020 will be a great time on the big screen just on the strength of these two alone.
As I'm not really a big blockbuster fan anymore, don't get excited by MCU or DC so having one of my favourite directors and my favourite film character in the same year is a big deal for me.
Good point. I noticed that scene looked off too, and it probably was in reverse. He wakes up in a hospital bed though. And maybe they gave him the pill just to really push him to the limit idk.ninenin wrote: ↑January 1st, 2020, 10:15 pm
If you look at the trailer at 0:24 - 0:28, you can see what appears to be his death happening in reverse. At least it seems that way to me: the way the flowers in the train yard are blowing in the wind and the train behind him that seems to move in reverse.
Also ask yourself the question, why give him a pill in the first place that makes him froth at the mouth and "pass out" if it would just suffice to interrogate him to the point he is willing to die than give up his colleagues? Why put him through the physical harm?
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Is there a better quality avaiable? anyone with a link? please via pm.
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Can someone please PM me a link to the prologue? Thanks!
I'm still available for sharing the prologue with you, people. Just please write a PM to me instead of asking for it here in the forums.
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Does anyone think the prologue will play with other IMAX releases after TROS? Like 1917? I know we’ve made some jokes about Nolan asserting his dominance, but it’s a legit question.
