jacob Jacob M.

    walpaper:

This is an awesome timeline theory for Primer (2004).
Primer is one of the best films I’ve seen in the last five years.
I do love time travel.
Click for the readable version.
via kottke

This whole Primer business has blown up all over the place recently, so I decided to check it out myself a few weeks ago since it is about something that I am interested in.
I did watch it twice in two days just like everyone else on earth seemingly has, but only to clear up one scene in the film.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about exactly why my mind was not blown by this movie like everybody else’s was. I thought maybe I wasn’t ‘getting it’. I found this chart online, and realized that no, I did understand perfectly, except the timelines I had in my head were much simpler and less redundant (nine timelines not counting the perfecting of the shotgun situation? More like 6! AmIRiteLadies?).
I don’t know, maybe it’s because I read too much theory on actual time travel and paradoxes that it just didn’t phase me.
Also, their boxes worked much better as cloning machines than time machines.

    walpaper:

    This is an awesome timeline theory for Primer (2004).

    Primer is one of the best films I’ve seen in the last five years.

    I do love time travel.

    Click for the readable version.

    via kottke

    This whole Primer business has blown up all over the place recently, so I decided to check it out myself a few weeks ago since it is about something that I am interested in.

    I did watch it twice in two days just like everyone else on earth seemingly has, but only to clear up one scene in the film.

    I’ve been thinking a lot lately about exactly why my mind was not blown by this movie like everybody else’s was. I thought maybe I wasn’t ‘getting it’. I found this chart online, and realized that no, I did understand perfectly, except the timelines I had in my head were much simpler and less redundant (nine timelines not counting the perfecting of the shotgun situation? More like 6! AmIRiteLadies?).

    I don’t know, maybe it’s because I read too much theory on actual time travel and paradoxes that it just didn’t phase me.

    Also, their boxes worked much better as cloning machines than time machines.

    blog comments powered by Disqus
    RSS