This is one of those movies that I liked well enough after all is said and done, but I can't stop thinking about it and my reaction remains in flux long after. Most impressed with the acting over the rest. Still sad to see so little of Nicholas Brendon these days. He and all of them were perfect, which makes sense now that I've read here about the improvisation.
There is a lot more to consider about the film after reading the Trivia section. I thought something was off about the Quantum Physics discussions! That said, my main problem is with in-movie physics and a nagging clash.
Spoiler Alert! Kind of.
All the little differences so very subtle (and not) between versions, that there was something jarring about Mike's line to his best friend just before the fisticuffs:
There is no way that versions so different as to have different jobs/TV roles could all have done what Mike claims they all must have.
And no way would they all have made identical styling choices. No, no way. There should have been a lot more than glow stick colors and random box inserts to tell them apart more often.
But huge love anyway.
There is a lot more to consider about the film after reading the Trivia section. I thought something was off about the Quantum Physics discussions! That said, my main problem is with in-movie physics and a nagging clash.
Spoiler Alert! Kind of.
All the little differences so very subtle (and not) between versions, that there was something jarring about Mike's line to his best friend just before the fisticuffs:
There is no way that versions so different as to have different jobs/TV roles could all have done what Mike claims they all must have.
And no way would they all have made identical styling choices. No, no way. There should have been a lot more than glow stick colors and random box inserts to tell them apart more often.
But huge love anyway.
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