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Primer is a 2004 American independent science fiction film written, directed, produced, edited, and scored by Shane Carruth in his feature debut. The film stars Carruth and David Sullivan, and depicts the events surrounding the accidental discovery of time travel.
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Src Right, so this movie is an absolute puzzle. I thought 'Inception' was mind-blowing or complex, but lately I am finding out that there's kind of a whole world full of movies that boggle the mind. I thought these were rare but I keep finding more and more and I'm loving it. 'Primer' is really top notch and what's impressive is the movie didn't need a massive budget. The movie just relied on an awesome story and so…More
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A time travel thriller Un thriller de viajes en el tiempo One of the things I like most about MUBI is the variety of its content and its curation process. I think they don't choose movies because they have been famous or bluckbusters but because of their cultural importance and their contribution to the world of cinema. In addition, you can find films from different eras and from different sources. On MUBI I have se…More
Review: to much money spend just a superb plot and.. we have this masterpiece. In case of this movie saying anything in review would give you a spoiler. Watch the movie if you like smart movies without reading about it anything. That is how i seen it and that is how it killed me. Explanation below (spoiler alert!)More
I love movies, i watch at least one daily but this one is different than anything you have seen. The best idea is to just get it, do not read anything and watch. So yes i cant make this post long, but this is for your own good! To not give any spoilers, its about a few guys who want to start a company and patent some stuff. But it gets twisted. The less you know the more you will love it! Trailer I suggest to not ev…More