/lit/ - Literature

I'm not entirely sure if /lit/ has spoilers, but I've just recently seen this film and I feel a compulsion to write my thoughts about it. No, I wouldn't dare post it on /tv/, those fools don't even watch movies and they would just call me a shill. I don't have friends other than you guys anyway, and I doubt my posts even get read.

Anyway, here will be my attempt to spoil:

Surprisingly the plot makes sense and could be interpreted either way. When the group blew up the alien space ship in Russia and slew one of the female brood mothers, perhaps they only defeated one of many. There was a scene wherein we clearly saw a group of aliens escape the ship, so off-screen another mother female escaped, and thus, continued the time loop 30 years later.

Oh, and it didn't help that the main character also never told his past daughter about his experience with the future version of his daughter, that way she won't repeat the same mistakes. There is then the possibility that the main character still dies in 7 years from a car accident after a divorce, and the daughter would grow up to be the future daughter with a dead and divorced father, completing the loop.

Also, that one mixed race head training lady with the braids seems to be a mix of the daughter and a black soldier that was near her. Perhaps she is their offspring, meaning she met her grandfather (who is the main character) as well her great-grandfather during the alien space ship expedition.

Overall I would say this was a surprisingly enjoyable film, at least to me. A more "normie" take would be that they did change their timeline using the toxin, but the absolutist timeline interpretation is also valid.

Side note: While I watched this film, I was eating McDonald chicken nuggets as well and there was a large bone fragment in the nugget. First time that has ever occurred to me, wonder how often that really happens.