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'Weapons' director Zach Cregger opens up about the intentional plot holes and timeline inconsistencies in his upcoming film, explaining that it's all part of the subjective experience from the perspective of unreliable narrators.
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00:00No, I think there's a little bit of, you know, creative liberties with, like, the events creative liberties.
00:06I mean, none of it's real.
00:07But it's funny because I did try and do a calendar where I was trying to exactly pinpoint, like, how
00:11these events coincide, and it's impossible.
00:14They don't, you know?
00:14There are major plot holes all over this, like, the cop dragging the guy in, and then the cop car's
00:20there all day,
00:20and so the little kid doesn't see the cop car until he comes home from school.
00:23It's like, how's that possible?
00:24It doesn't work.
00:25It doesn't add up.
00:26And at a certain point, you have to just be like, that's okay, you know?
00:29Well, I mean, is it, could you say it is just from their personal perspective and the way they're seeing
00:33the world?
00:33Yeah, exactly. They're unreliable narrators, you know?
00:35It's all, yeah, subjective.
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