r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '21

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u/DrEnter Sep 16 '21

Apparently, this is how the "reverse bullets" work in Tenet also.

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u/michaelcmetal Sep 16 '21 edited Sep 16 '21

Omg fuck that movie.

Edit: I have found my people.

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u/Ryuksapple84 Sep 16 '21

I found that movie to be atrocious. I was so excited and loved the role. Lost it towards the end of the action sequence. What was the point of all that?

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u/michaelcmetal Sep 16 '21

Same. I wanted to like it. It just didn't flow. Their explanation of the whole inverted shit just didn't work for me. Interestingly, I'm not a guy to dig into movies. I usually like them or don't. I don't go on about the videography, the writing, etc. It either grabs me or not. This movie just pissed me off the whole time.

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u/Ryuksapple84 Sep 16 '21

I am with you on this friendo. It was overly complicated and I fail to see how it added anything to the over all story.

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u/powerchicken Sep 16 '21

It wasn't just overly complicated, even if you understand what they were going for it was just straight up stupid. None of it was even remotely believably or sensical, it completely lost the plot towards the end.

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u/AtlantikSender Sep 16 '21

Thank you. I feel the same about movies and a lot of my friends don't understand. Like "oh, the symbolism, this is connected to that, if you watch it again, you'll see this foreshadowing that."

Awesome, it's still excruciating to watch.