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Jim Beale: Time is a great teacher, that eventually kills all of its students.
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Chuck: Time travel made that guy a real asshole.
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[first lines]
Jim Beale: [from control booth] Balance metric pressure at 057.
Matty: [working in full suit] Metric pressure sustaining 057. Releasing valves.
Jim Beale: Prepare to load M.R.D.
Matty: Radioactivity meters online, ready for exposure.
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Chuck: We've been at this for 72 hours straight. Only two more till we go live. I'll get you some more coffee. Coffee, amphetamines, more coffee. You're gonna kill yourself.
Jim Beale: We are precious moments from a topological anomaly.
Chuck: Is that what I should tell everyone at your funeral?
Jim Beale: No. You signed a confidentiality agreement.
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Jim Beale: How did you get here?
Abby: In a car. How did you get here?
Jim Beale: You didn't just walk through a wormhole?
Abby: You're making me feel like I did.
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Jim Beale: How do I know I can really trust you?
Abby: How do I know I can really trust you?
Jim Beale: The ID number matches the one that came through the wormhole. But that's probably just a coincidence.
Abby: You people don't believe in coincidences.
Jim Beale: Sure we do. Yeah. Einstein himself said that they're "God's way of remaining anonymous."
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Jim Beale: Time is our only real currency.
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Jim Beale: Matty, you ever been to a Native American orgy?
Matty: No.
Jim Beale: It's fucking intense.
Matty: I don't get it.
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Wyatt 2022-03-23 09:03:13
Three-and-a-half stars, the atmosphere and background are trying to be closer to # Soul Shifting City # and # Blade Runner #, blurred and dim tones, the composition of light and shadow shows the director's tone, the weaving of the script is also exquisite, time loop + The parallel universe also has some despairing fatalism. It should be said that it is a work that takes away the heart, but the pleasure of watching the movie is much worse. The story is really bland and boring, and it takes enough patience to read it.
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Zena 2022-03-21 09:03:09
The most worthy adaptation and remake of a time travel story, flawed in texture, actors and details. The overall packaging is like a sci-fi TV movie in the early 1990s, with fonts, graphics, lighting, and colors all lagging behind. The actor's sense of drama is too strong, and he takes off the play. It should be better than "Source Code" after careful polishing, and now it feels weaker than "Sixth Day".
