Perhaps I was watching too closely, because I found out early

>>81776768
>Y-yeah, I totally noticed it from the start.

Even if you did: Who gives a fuck?

>>81777385
Yeah this

>>81776768
This is why people don't like you.

This is just bogus story telling. I'm completely unwilling to suspend my disbelief when it comes to crucial plot points of this movie, such as the fact that Tesla could clone humans through the power of electricity; and the obsessive motivations of both Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale's characters.

The revelation at the end was soooo underwhelming. Once you start going from journal, to journal, and revealing a secret inside another secret - it becomes predictable and repetitive. Everything was overcomplicated and unnecessary. Far from as smart and serious as Nolan likes to fancy it is.

>>81776768
Legitimately one of the worst movies I've ever seen

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>>81776768
>>81777608

>>81776768
>Nolan
The book was written by Christopher Priest

>>81776768

Your writing is really bad.

>>81776768
I liked it enough that I rewatched it a few times.

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>>81777608
>>81776768
yeah well you know thats just like your opinion man

IT WAS DOUBLES ALL ALONG

>>81777621
Every time Nolan tries to think, the result is nonsense

This movie was fantastic.

>>81777608

So basically you are unable to watch any movie that includes any unreal/surreal/sci-fi/etc. aspects to it?

Sucks for you.

>>81776768
Someone post the visible boom shot

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>>81777608
>he thinks the "clone" machine worked

>>81778075
You're saying it didn't? The last shot clearly shows us that there are Hugh Jackmans in the water.

>>81778165
look closer, write down all the clues, then you will arrive at the real answer.

Did you see every container?

>>81778536
No, but in an earlier scene we see him shoot his double.