I just watched this movie for the third time and while I understand what ultimately becomes of the characters and their fundamental differences on how to use their invention, the number of timelines and just how many carbon copies of themselves are existing at any given point escapes me.
I read a couple of papers by college professors about "Primer" and I'm not convinced everything that happens makes complete sense. I also realized that if I need to read several professors' thoughts on what happened during something as frivolous as a movie, it probably wasn't as good of a movie as I'd hoped.
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I just watched this movie for the third time and while I understand what ultimately becomes of the characters and their fundamental differences on how to use their invention, the number of timelines and just how many carbon copies of themselves are existing at any given point escapes me.
I read a couple of papers by college professors about "Primer" and I'm not convinced everything that happens makes complete sense. I also realized that if I need to read several professors' thoughts on what happened during something as frivolous as a movie, it probably wasn't as good of a movie as I'd hoped.