Pretty much all of the events of the first movie had a solid connection to each other. The second movie was very diluted, with the link between events thin at best. Now this one... How can I say this politely? What in the world was that? Some people suddenly "learned" to time-travel? And who exactly was that "big" (literally) "expert"? How could he know so much about time-traveling or, more especifically, how could he be immune to the time ripples created after each messed up travel the protagonist did? If you care about finishing up a trilogy (even though all movies are independent of each other) then do watch. Otherwise, really, it's a waste of time
Shout by Bruno AugustoBlockedParentSpoilers2021-10-12T02:53:05Z— updated 2021-12-19T17:48:58Z
Pretty much all of the events of the first movie had a solid connection to each other. The second movie was very diluted, with the link between events thin at best. Now this one... How can I say this politely? What in the world was that? Some people suddenly "learned" to time-travel? And who exactly was that "big" (literally) "expert"? How could he know so much about time-traveling or, more especifically, how could he be immune to the time ripples created after each messed up travel the protagonist did? If you care about finishing up a trilogy (even though all movies are independent of each other) then do watch. Otherwise, really, it's a waste of time