>and heres a tesseract because... ugh it sounds cool, i guess thats how time travel works broBRAVA NOLAN BRAVA
>>220834270>Nolan is... a hack...?!?
>>220834270>i guess love is the secret ingredient!
>make love to me TARS
>>220834270He was in another dimension.
>>220834765the cube dimension?
>>220834779>he doesn't knowhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnURElCzGc0
>>220834779he was actually in a 4th dimensional structure built by 5th dimensional beings (us in the future) to bridge to the 3rd dimension (us in the past)
>>220835063what even is a "5th dimensional being"...?
>>220834765and how did he get out of the dimension?
>>220835079A being that exists in the 5th dimension>>220835096Through your mom's black hole
>>220835151okay, whats the 5th dimension...?
>>220835191Buddy I already posted the Carl Sagan clip about the 4th dimension, you're gonna have to watch it then extrapolate from it what the 5th dimension is
>>220835191The place with 5 dimensions, duh
>>220834270How would you depict the 5th dimension?
The official explanation is that it was sent back in time by future humans, which doesn’t make any sense. Because if it was needed for humanity to survive in the first place, then how did humanity survive long enough to reach the future and send it back? But whatever, I’m always checked out by that point.
>>220835231A plain white room containing only Yolanda
>>220834270What weird fucking time thing is Nolan going to do in Odyssey? Is the whole movie just clips in random order?
>>220835250Time loop, nigga
>>220835276The book itself jumps around time and place. Odysseus spends 20 years stuck on Circe's sex island while his wife has to keep fighting off the pack of suitors freeloading in his house who want to bed her/take his throne. It's actually part of why its such a revered story that's stuck around, it was one of the first true adventure tales that wasnt merely a recitation of events but an actual narrative
>>220835079They didn't explain much beyond them being us who have evolved beyond the third dimension. They are basically humans in the year 1 billion AD, and they are asking themselves for help in the past (it's a paradox).Brand describes them as being able to look into the past like it's a canyon or the future as if it's a mountain, and they demonstrate they can do just that with the tesseract because they can't physically touch things without time
>Uhh coop you've been staring at your daughters room for hours now. Shouldn't you be broadcasting the data to earth?>"oh slick this is going live alright"What did Nolan meme by this?
>>220835191https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjsgoXvnStY
Cooper watched his daughter flick her bean in bed. Later on he also watched her get fucked insensible on the same bed by one of the local farmhands. Love.
>>220835250Nolan is not a good filmmaker, but beyond that, it works fine as a causal loop. Sidestep your experience of linear time, cause preceding effect. Get rid of notions of what happened "originally" that allowed humans to get beyond the crisis. What happened the first time? Coop communicated with 5D beings from his future. Coop always communicated with 5D beings from his future. Kyle Reese always appears in 1984. Never did a 1984 occur without him. That type of thing.
>>220835231https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjxSCAalsBE
>>220835347>The book itself jumps around time and place.It fucking doesn't. Why don't you apologist try to read the source material once in your life?Telemachus traels a bit to find news about his father. Then we listen to Odysseus narrating his adventures. When he's done he travels to Ithaca, joing his son and then he kills all the migrants occupying his land. I mean suitors.At best you have ONE flashback in the mid of a linear story
>>220834270redditsseract more like
>>220834270nolan won
Time travel is an inherently midwit concept
