The movie could have really explored the far future to the point of the end of the earth, but it didn’t take that path.

Inspired by the book A Nefarious Plot by New York Times bestselling author Steve Deace, the filmmakers, who are also behind the pro-life film “Unplanned,” described “Nefarious” as a cross between C.S. Lewis’ novel The Screwtape Letters and the film “Silence of the Lambs.” Repercussion (2) – Like all timeloop movies, each loop occurs in its own timeline, erasing the previous loop’s events. This removes most complexities that the film has to deal with. Only the central person’s memories get cumulated. Coherence (1.6) – The final Coherence score stands corrected against the Repercussion score to 1.6 (4 x 2/5). God bless Steve Deace for his love of the truth and for his concern for the lost. May God use A Nefarious Plot to set a fire in our hearts in these trying times.” Author: Ray Comfort, CEO / Founder of LivingWaters.com

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The lead characters do meet themselves for a short moment and exchange bootstrapped information, but it’s not of major significance to the main story. Repercussion (3) – The looper retains his memories over the subsequent cycles. Every other looper recalls previous cycles slowly over the course of the time-loops.

It’s one of those films that you can enjoy watching over and over and notice something new each time. Base Coherence (5) – There are precisely two timelines – the primary universe and the tangent universe. Coherence (1.8) – The final Coherence Score stands corrected against the Repercussion score to 1.8 (3 x 3/5). Repercussion (2) – The events in this film have minimal effect on the timeline. Part 3 is a little isolated that way, except just one thing at the end with the car-race.Rewatchability (2) – Sadly, all the awesomeness Tenet displays in its fictional science and execution is countered by cold characters, an overdone Bond-esque Russian villain accent, and a central premise leading up to a final battle that questions the grand plan of the antagonist.