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Unnecessary!

I wasn't saying that the movie should have ended when Pratt's character jumped back in time, just observing how unusual it is in this day and age not to end the movie on the biggest action sequences. The unconventional structure here was one of the things I liked about it.

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I don't disagree. And as @DaveF noted, it ultimately doesn't really matter. The time travel is a plot device that allows the protagonist to kill a lot of aliens. Worldbuilding here was a secondary concern at best. It's just the geeky part of my brain that has a need to make sense of it.

If that were the case, though, the future should have changed every time the future sent people to the past and the past sent people to the future.

I liked this one a lot more than I expected to. It's big dumb summer blockbuster fun like Independence Day was back in the day. As a plus, the aliens here are genuinely horrific. There are a number of implausible developments that you have to swallow to buy into the movie: It also has an...