@harshk9 This is the perfect summary 'This movie is a stupid person's idea of what an intelligent movie might be.' I agree I've given this a 4/10 myself purely for some of the visuals and acting. As a pretty dedicated Sci-Fi fan I can concur, this movie is exactly like the year it was released, 2020... nobody has any idea what's going on and just want it to end!
@harshk9 The way I see it, the usage of entropy in this movie is based on the second law of thermodynamics which states that as one goes forward in time, the net entropy of any isolated or closed system will always increase (or at least stay the same). So the people from the future want to reverse the progress of time/decrease the entropy. I don't think that is too farfetched for a sci-fi film? Or what is entropy exactly and how the film got it wrong?
@harshk9 Come on, are we still on this? How Nolan's movie are not "scientifically reliable"? It' a movie! it's like criticize "Iron Man" because the ARC reactor isn't scientifically plausible.
@harshk9 I think it's called fiction, not science. A physics conference might be more to your taste it seems
Shout by hhk9BlockedParent2020-12-05T08:46:54Z
This movie is absolutely worse if you understand physics or are a student of physics. Nolan burnt hundreds of millions into this and didn't bother to consult even a high school physics teacher? Does he know what entropy is. Does he think entropy and time are same things? I understand we need to keep our brains at home when watching scifi but the plot is so convoluted and complex that I cannot forgive the stupidity of the premise. This movie is a stupid person's idea of what an intelligent movie might be.