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Felt like it was complicated for the sake of being complicated. At least with Inception you could grasp the concept of a dream within a dream and how each iteration of a dream slows down time by a factor of 10 or hundred or whatever it was.
This past and present at the same time but backwards shit made it too complicated to enjoy. And Nolan overdid the score cause at times the music overpowered the dialogue and I couldn’t understand what people were saying.
Now that I’m typing this I get it a little more. Basically when they were inverted it’s like traveling into the past but you do it in real time instead of instantly through a wormhole or something. So to get 10 hours into the past, you went into that machine, and when you come out you have to experience time going reverse to 10 hours before.
I still don’t get why the Russian was so integral and why his wife was so important and who was feeding him info from the future and all that shit.
Good point about the sound design... I actually had to put the subtitles on because it was hard to understand them at some points.
Did I miss something about how they decided how far back they get to travel? I remember them just going into the machines but not seeing anything to say ok we're going back 3 hours.. 1 year.. 3 years etc.
I dont remember that being explained