Super Smart and Risky Film Based On The Quatum Theory!
This film, is as far as I can tell, is based on the Quatum Theory. It is a very risky film because most people will reject the occurances in the fim as "impossible" or not making sense, BUT THEY DO!
Stay with me here and stay open minded.....I believe that these filmmakers are pushing on boundries.
The scientific material the film is based on is not widely known to the general public, actually this film is quite brave in attempting to approach a new paradigm based in the Quantum theory and I refer you to several media pieces that I had seen in advance of this film, the film "What The Bleep Do We Know" and Robert Lazar's website on antimatter propulsion: BobLazar.com
Here's a question I saw a person post about this fim:
"But what happened to the male lead when he got zapped with the alien energy? Somebody claimed that he was a DIS agent, but he only started acting suspicious AFTER that scene"
My answer: There is no "After" or Before, the male lead was always in both places, he can ONLY exist in both or all places at ALL times. Please be open minded here, this is not what we have been programed to believe and therefore your intention will be to reject this way of thinking, this way of being or this new paradigm.
Old Paradigms of science lead us to believe that one person, one atom, one neutron exist in
one place at "one time" when in fact in the Quantum Theory in has been proven that NO one element, atom or material that we "believe" to be solid, like a person, actually exist in one place at one time, in fact we and ALL things exist everywhere and there is no such thing as time, these are just mutually agreed patterns that "snap" back to an agreed position based on the patterns of the "intender" within you.
Another words Hitler in the film was existing in the moment the two leads were seeing him and he was also existing in 1936, which is happening at the SAME time that the couple was seeing him on the road.
This thinking is just WAY too far out for most people to even begin to grasp and they would rather
pick up a Latte at Starbucks and not think about it.
I could go on but I think with this general answer you will see that these filmmakers indulged, in my opinion, into a VERY new science in this film and it is going to leave many people scratching their heads. I give them a Big thumbs up in trying to push people out of old patternistic ways of thinking.
All I can say is watch "What the Bleep Do We know" if you want to have a better understanding of this film.