Current Events > Christopher Nolan directed The Prestige *spoilers*

(+) Yeah! (+)

Had no idea. Anyway, great movie.
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Never seen it.
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Gen_Lee_Enfield posted...

Never seen it.

Go watch it right now.
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my favorite Nolan movie
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hotwheeler89 posted...

Gen_Lee_Enfield posted...

Never seen it.

Go watch it right now.

Maybe tomorrow. I'm not staying up to watch another movie tonight.
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Yeah it was great, but that depressing message at the end. Idk I'm sensitive to that subject

Otherwise I loved the movie. I saw that Tesla secret technique coming though

I understand that the twins were dedicated to their magic, but did Sarah actually know Borden was a twin or not?
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great movie. And some of it takes place in Colorado Springs which is cool
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It was really good

The movie was very good but it had it's flaws which I will explain in my next post so prepare for it. It's gonna be quite the rant.
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Wasnt sure how to interpret the end. Has Wolverine cloned himself so many times that he has multiple copies running around?
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i remember thinking the movie was kind of dumb because the twist at the end is very hard sci fi (cloning is a reality), but then the rest of the movie is fairly grounded in reality.

i know tesla was in it and you see him doing some experiments, by there is a difference between him messing around with pylons in the 1800s and having perfected cloning. Just seemed very off with the tone and the cloning comes out of nowhere if you havent seen the movie before, although it's an entertaining movie otherwise
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PoopPotato posted...

Wasnt sure how to interpret the end. Has Wolverine cloned himself so many times that he has multiple copies running around?

Every time he teleports he creates a clone, that's why he has to kill them
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The movie really messes with your emotions and view. I don't think Nolan intentionally did it but he did it. It isn't until midway or towards the end that you realize there is a no good guy. They are all bad people. However, early in the movie they made Wolverine more of the good guy, the relatable guy. You feel his anger and you would also want to kills Batman for killing yourself even if it was accidental.
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But which one is the real him?!
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Sexypwnstar posted...

PoopPotato posted...

Wasnt sure how to interpret the end. Has Wolverine cloned himself so many times that he has multiple copies running around?

Every time he teleports he creates a clone, that's why he has to kill them

The scary thing is he and the audience doesn't know if which is the clone. He doesn't know if he's killing himself or just a clone.
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green butter posted...

i remember thinking the movie was kind of dumb because the twist at the end is very hard sci fi (cloning is a reality), but then the rest of the movie is fairly grounded in reality.

i know tesla was in it and you see him doing some experiments, by there is a difference between him messing around with pylons in the 1800s and having perfected cloning. Just seemed very off with the tone and the cloning comes out of nowhere if you havent seen the movie before, although it's an entertaining movie otherwise

It should've been obvious to from the beginning of the movie that sci fi would factor into it. Didn't the movie start off by showing Tesla's invention and they said some omninous monologue?

DanShields posted...

But which one is the real him?!

The real one had to die, or there were actually 3 clones.
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fenderbender321 posted...

But did Borden have a twin brother or did he clone himself with Tesla's shit too?

He had a twin. Borden never met Tesla. He lied about that in his journal to fuck with Angier.
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