Christopher Nolan reigns on a list of the most confusing movies of all time, according to data based on how often a film's title and "explained" is searched.
Damn you just reminded me that when I watched Parasite the subtitles were WAY out of sync and I spent like half an hour firstly determining that yes, they do actually have to be out of sync and I'm not crazy, and then trying to line them up correctly.
On a slightly different note, I still haven't seen Inland Empire because I sat down to watch it with a couple friends one night and after twenty minutes or so we were all like, "uhh are the Polish parts supposed to have subs?" And if you google about if Inland Empire is supposed to have subs you have people saying "lol yes of course" followed by responses of people saying "I saw it in theaters with no subs and also my DVD doesn't have any" and apparently there's an interview where David Lynch talks about why he chose not to include them. By the time we found a sub file it was too late to watch the movie :sadness-abysmal:
Damn you just reminded me that when I watched Parasite the subtitles were WAY out of sync and I spent like half an hour firstly determining that yes, they do actually have to be out of sync and I'm not crazy, and then trying to line them up correctly.
On a slightly different note, I still haven't seen Inland Empire because I sat down to watch it with a couple friends one night and after twenty minutes or so we were all like, "uhh are the Polish parts supposed to have subs?" And if you google about if Inland Empire is supposed to have subs you have people saying "lol yes of course" followed by responses of people saying "I saw it in theaters with no subs and also my DVD doesn't have any" and apparently there's an interview where David Lynch talks about why he chose not to include them. By the time we found a sub file it was too late to watch the movie :sadness-abysmal: