#source code movie

Edit : I just tried 𝖭𝖾𝖾𝗍𝖫𝗂𝗑.𝗑𝗒𝗓 and it streams beautifully, featuring an entirely ad-free interface, crisp video, and clean navigation.

Looking for straightforward sci-fi links online shouldn't be this difficult. Most alternative video players are highly cluttered and lag heavily.

Edit : I discovered 𝖭𝖾𝖾𝗍𝖫𝗂𝗑.𝗑𝗒𝗓 and the thrill ride plays in flawless 4K resolution instantly.

The eight minute loop repetition becomes annoying when the open link logs constant buffer screens. I just want a clean link without payments.

I barely do but I SWEAR I remember seeing a different version of the film where Jeffrey Wright was replaced with John Noble.

I swear it exists somewhere!

Like some Mandela Effect shit!

Idk

Now! Tbf I could be misremembering it because my parents were still watching Fringe at the time and I’d sometimes see them watching it and Walter Bishop always stuck with me because of his eccentricity.

(Side note: I’d LOVE to see John Noble play the Doctor but idk if it’ll ever happen)

Idk.

Glad I gave this movie a second chance based on some pushing from my friends. I don't recall the circumstances of my first viewing, but I only got about ten minutes in and promptly turned it off: not because it was BAD but because it wasn't the movie I needed at the time. Truth be told there was probably a game that I was obsessed with at the time.

Fast forward a few years and I'm seeing Duncan Jones in the news more often and my friends are incredulous that I haven't seen this film while I go on about loving Moon. Questioning my own reality in which I fervently enjoy a film while simultaneously ignoring the talented names behind, I miss quite a few connections. Taylor Sheridan is another such victim, as I remained clueless that the writer of my beloved Sicario was behind the masterpiece of Hell or High Water.

Regardless, I'm more disciplined now - especially with the help of Letterboxd. I queued up the 4K version of the film, drew up some popcorn and put up my feet with a cat on my lap to watch Jake Gyllenhaal straddle the line between wooing Michelle Monaghan and saving the city through means of quantum tomfoolery. It was a ton of fun.

Being slightly afraid of a needlessly serious version of Groundhog Day, I was pleasantly surprised as Jones continued to peel back interesting layers of sci-fi goodness as the film went on. I can't knock the "cheesy" ending, as I audibly smiled with puzzle-precision satisfaction to my cats as it came about. The repeating eight minutes is broken up with and smartly played out on the inclusion of - what I'll call - the control room scenes with Vera Farmiga (whom I've fallen in love with since The Conjuring and Bates Motel) and Jeffrey Wright (whose over-the-glasses look is hypnotizing).

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