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Linguistics professor Louise Banks (Amy Adams) leads an elite team of investigators when gigantic spaceships touch down in 12 locations around the world. As nations teeter on the verge of global war, Banks and her crew must race against time to find a way to communicate with the extraterrestrial visitors. Hoping to unravel the mystery, she takes a chance that could threaten her life and quite possibly all of mankind.
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"Help me understand" was such an awesome line for that character. He didn't belittle her or trivialize what she was doing. He asked her to explain why it was important.
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That was such a good movie. It addressed the real issue of a hypothetical first contact which was how we could communicate. And Amy Adams is a wonderful actress.
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I was so engrossed in the scene that it was a complete shock to me when it stopped. I think that's an indication of how well this was done.
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"Help me understand." I love Col. Weber's character here. Just because a military type isn't a trained scientist doesn't mean they can't think analytically. He doesn't see the point of Dr Banks' approach, but instead of shutting her down, he asks probing questions. Reminds me of General Mann's relationship with Dr Forester in The War of the Worlds (1953). "Joined magnetically? Is that possible?" "If they do it, it is." One of the touches that gives Arrival its feeling of plausibility, versus movies like Day of the Dead (1985) where the military are just idiots who won't listen to the very scientists that they themselves recruited.
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The fact that they nickname them Abbott and Costello is hilarious because Abbott and Costello's most famous bit was "Who's On First", a gag that centers around miscommunication, specifically about people's names.
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Apparently the white-board scene was actually an interaction that occurred in the writers room, and it was such a great explanation that they put it in the movie.
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Arrival, The Martian and Interstellar really capture a sense of "realness" with their science fiction
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This movie wasn't perfect, but as a linguist, I really appreciated how this movie explored the what-ifs of making contact with intelligent beings whose method of communication would involve so many unknowns. The actors also conveyed very well how truly frightening this experience would be.
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Slow paced, cerebral, quiet.
Captivating, astoundingly smart, and brilliantly told.
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That "proper introduction" gave me some serious goosebumps!
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This film sparked my interest in linguistics. I've always had a thing for literature, but I'm increasingly realizing that language is actually very complex. It is so embedded in being human that we don't realize this complexity. Recently I started the book 'For the Love of Language: An Introduction to Linguistics', a very nice and intruiging read.
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one of the best scifi movies i've seen. not space opera, not scfi action
fantastic story and cast
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So many aspects of language that each and every one of us take for granted.
Sometimes it helps to mull over why they are what they are, what they mean, and how our thought processes mix with them or interpret them.
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This movie was painfully overlooked. Amy Adams was great.
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This is one of my favourite movies. Space , time , and evaluation.
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A wonderfully subtle thing at the end: "Costello" is the first to leave after the introductions.
-- SPOILER!! --
His partner, Abbott, dies saving Louise and Ian from the rogues' bomb.
And because of how the heptapods perceive time, he knew it would happen. For Abbott this was a suicide mission, and he came anyway. And Costello knew he would be going home alone.
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this is one of the greatest movies of all time
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BRILLIANT movie. Its a real tragedy it didnt win more awards
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love this part! Looking back and watching it again you realize it was never about them understanding but the humans understanding, specifically Louise.
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@romilrh
1 year ago
I love that Colonel Weber asks Louise questions and ACTUALLY LISTENS. It was so refreshing to see a military authority character in a sci-fi film that didn't say, "uhh, in English please??" and didn't just want to blow everything up immediately.
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