The theory of Occam's Razor postulates that all things being equal, the simplest solution is usually the correct one.
That parameter established, let's look at the possible reasons why I, a post-graduate- educated, well-traveled, science and film-knowledgeable person, would have absolutely zero clue what PRIMER was trying to convey, or why:
1. I've developed a brain tumor that has turned my previously reasonable intelligence into vanilla pudding.
2. I'm entirely out of touch with the new wave of films that require you to have a Robert Redford Signature decoder ring in order to decipher them.
3. My previous enjoyment of mind-bending movies like Donnie Darko and The Game erroneously lead me to assume that story and character development are important even in this genre.
4. The movie doesn't make any sense.
My double and I have consulted and we both pick "4."
(He also hated the amateurish production values and wanted to rate the film one star, but I argued that the naturalistic, overlapping dialogue was interesting in a way and should give it four stars, so we got back in the box, had the discussion again, and decided on three stars. Because the movie STILL didn't make any sense.)
That parameter established, let's look at the possible reasons why I, a post-graduate- educated, well-traveled, science and film-knowledgeable person, would have absolutely zero clue what PRIMER was trying to convey, or why:
1. I've developed a brain tumor that has turned my previously reasonable intelligence into vanilla pudding.
2. I'm entirely out of touch with the new wave of films that require you to have a Robert Redford Signature decoder ring in order to decipher them.
3. My previous enjoyment of mind-bending movies like Donnie Darko and The Game erroneously lead me to assume that story and character development are important even in this genre.
4. The movie doesn't make any sense.
My double and I have consulted and we both pick "4."
(He also hated the amateurish production values and wanted to rate the film one star, but I argued that the naturalistic, overlapping dialogue was interesting in a way and should give it four stars, so we got back in the box, had the discussion again, and decided on three stars. Because the movie STILL didn't make any sense.)
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