Everything Wrong With Arrival In 16 Minutes Or Less

security and on the ship they don't all return to camp together either, so how did no one notice that these seals on these mothers are moving quite casually considering they just planted a big bomb to explode in ten

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right above Where are they currently, Mars? but I understand why these military idiots want to blow up the ship. Seriously, they don't care about killing two civilians who are still incredibly useful to this operation. This look is called that, Jeremy Renner. However, he wants me to write on the barrier. Can you do that? I don't know how she knows once she should write on the barrier he had placed her suction cup there, but he might just want her to give him a high five, wait, how did they see the explosion itself?

Hepta Pons got Louise and Ian out of there with her team, so there shouldn't be an internal view on the 27th, but didn't she say before in her info dump that it took us a month to do the simplest thing to plot and Louise believes what could? It would easily take another month to be ready for that, I mean, maybe it didn't make it to another full month, but it still took at least three or four days before they got there and it's been at least a week or two since that telling, if it took them a month to even respond that we should have at least today 41 or so in a televised statement, General Shang, president of the People's Liberation Army, said that the aliens have 24 hours to leave Chinese territory or face destruction and Shang knows that the aliens understand this. ultimatum how I guess the people watching the monitors got bored of looking at these disconnected notifications and rearranged them into two rows considering this was the previous arrangement, even one of the smartest sci-fi movies ever made doesn't It can withstand some zooming and improvement. slapping and tickling is going to take us ages or they could just do another one of those fast-paced montages and solve this in

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I'm telling you no one else cares, holy SH. the CIA guy is so ruth

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that he might as well have been played by James Woods in a non-zero sum game. That's all. Actually, Anna wanted to know what you call a competition in which both parties end up happier winning in a non-zero-sum game for which there is no need. both sides would win because it would include some negative games, the correct answer would have been a positive sum game look, they are not our enemy, they have not committed any active aggression towards us, that is a good point, they have been there for how many months and they have not Nothing has happened to make anyone think that aliens are evil, with the exception of a few things they have reported that could be easily explained and that could be easily explained.

It's good to know that although this was an urgent mission, Ian and Louise took the time. to teach the aliens the names they were given, do they also understand English now? Is he speaking telepathically or were they pretending not to understand the whole time so we could learn by teaching them? It seems to be any case if they are beings that exist in Once in a lifetime and without English, there might have been a better way to teach this. What is your purpose here? Now they are told it would have been helpful the first time they were asked who this children's show is.

It's called mom and dad talked. to the animals police damn this revelation just melted my brain and I temporarily can't use lowercase text once I turn it off while I cool down you know guys the subway is really going too far with our ads on these days. The advanced alien race is not limited by time. or space and cannot clear some electricity poles, rather you see clumps of hepta. I understand that this movie operates on some sort of principle of self-consistency and that time is not linear, all the things that have happened and will happen or are essentially set in Stone, but is this movie really saying that because you saw the book of the future that's how it is?

How did he solve the language and then write a book based on seeing the book that one day he would be right? Weber suddenly turns into an incredulous idiot by uttering this line even after witnessing Louise's solo trip inside the ship I guess the CIA is busy packing or something, no, you know, I don't pretend to know how it works your mind, but I just did something incredibly intuitive that becomes the most convenient plot point of the movie. I caught you tonight, yes you did, why? Is Louise surprised by this? If this is the real future she is living in, she would know this happens.

We understand that our present Louise is simply experiencing this, but she should experience it as a future participant in the same way she experienced the other. In future moments, the film does a good job of sticking to a locked timeline, time dispersion theory, but it misses the point in this moment of future ignorance. The random TLDR wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey satellite phone is random and convenient and without a secure entry system I would never Can't point your sand. I understand that this is non-linear thinking compared to real time travel, but still the scene was very convenient where she realized that we were all there now instead of when they were, say, already in the helicopter that came out of here.

He could see her entire life from start to finish, would you change things? Pam, the Wiis, is really setting up Ian. This is like a long version of the blame game, you know, I've had my head tilted toward the stars for so long. For as long as I can remember, no, what surprised me the most was not knowing them, it's knowing you even after hearing this cheesy phrase, but we still eventually want to piss on you like it's hot, right, guys, go ahead, look, the city it's flying? You are fighting an army of robots and you have a bow and arrow.

None of this makes sense. Is there air? Oh, Billy.