The thing about the Illusionist is that it has its twists, and while they add to it, they aren't what's important. It's not important if she's alive or dead, or if he knows it or not. What matters is that he came back to destroy the other guy and that was what he did. You weren't watching to see if he would, or to see if he got the girl, you were eatching to see how he got there. The Prestige was more about what the truth was, and I figured it out way to early(with Bale I suspected with the memory loss and then something I forget soon after cemented it. With Jackman ir was the lightbulbs or the hats, whichever came first)
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Date: 2007-09-12 04:26 pm (UTC)The thing about the Illusionist is that it has its twists, and while they add to it, they aren't what's important. It's not important if she's alive or dead, or if he knows it or not. What matters is that he came back to destroy the other guy and that was what he did. You weren't watching to see if he would, or to see if he got the girl, you were eatching to see how he got there. The Prestige was more about what the truth was, and I figured it out way to early(with Bale I suspected with the memory loss and then something I forget soon after cemented it. With Jackman ir was the lightbulbs or the hats, whichever came first)