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Uploaded by on Nov 2, 2007

POA scene from Shane Carruth's PRIMER

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  • $7000 budget? Woh. And it's so much better than most of the Hollywood douchery where they've spent 10,000 times that amount.

  • I've now seen it 15 times. I kept thinking I've got it. Now I definitely have it all worked out. Finally. Theres so many clues, right down to the rotation of camera shots. Which Aaron is Aaron? etc. On the face of it , it's a simple looking film yet it is so packed full of hidden story. Mind boggling. Amazing film. I'm watching it again. Right NOW !.

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  • best movie of all time

    best.

  • Is anyone else really impressed by the soundtrack? It reminds me of Brian Eno's Music for Airports. Is there anything Shane Carruth can't do?

  • @ChristopherDone I made a few errors the first time around, so I rewrote the reply. Basically, they can only go back to the earliest point that a box was set running. This took the form of the failsafe box setup by Abe on Sunday morning. I can't see how Aaron could get back to that point in the timeline, a time before they had discovered the time traveling. If I've missed something, please help me out.

  • 1:56 — perfect! He's eager to press the button because he's done this all before.

  • @Slimboid Shane Carruth also composed the music too.

  • Absolutely love this film, such a cool idea, executed with huge talent all round

    I had no idea it was such a low budget project ! I'm amazed,

    If you haven't seen this film, watch it now, it will mess with your brain!!!

  • @jeffjlogan I interpreted the degeneration of their penmanship to be a symptom of being a copy of a copy of a copy... like a degenerating image that has been through a Xerox machine countless time and becomes increasingly distorted and illegible. But... yeah... loss of muscle memory... awesome movie!!

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