A Modern Day Masterpiece and The Theories

Rating: 10/10 (3 June 2014)

It's amazing how Jaco utilizes a lot of science theories into a larger than life movie that is a masterpiece, not just thought provoking, but truly a masterpiece. This movie is the modern day 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Jared Leto proves the fine actor he is as playing Nemo young and old. So many concepts and theories this movie talks about.
With the String Theory, think of guitar strings. If the strings are loose there is no music to be made, but when the strings are tight as can be, music will be made. String Theory is the same concept, when the strings are tight as can be, the theory is parallel universes can be created or something can be made. The spatial dimensions run in length, width, height. The supposed 4th dimension that Leto's character talks about in the movie is Temporal which is time.
So all this ties together when Nemo as a boy has to make a choice by either going with his father or mother. Since the boy was never given the mark by the Angel of Oblivion, he can remember everything, he forgets nothing and he can see into the future. During that point of the boy having to make the decision to go with his mother or father, he sees so quick into the future in both directions, what life would be with his father, and what life would be with his mother, he sees it all in that moment of having to choose which one to go with. His seeing into the future both directions are so tight(the strings are so tight), that within his 4th dimension of time, he creates the supposed 5th dimension, the parallel universes. Nemo creates a bunch of different multi-verses and they're real within they're universe.
So Now Leto lives a bunch of lives in alternate universes. Who knows if we all as human beings create many parallel universes within a dream that is so intense or a fantasy in our day dreams. Perhaps in our moments when the strings are so tight, we create parallel universes and perhaps there are many versions of ourselves living in multi-verses like Nemo in Mr. Nobody.
So with Nemo seeing which way to go, with father or mother, he finds out through his search that in order to be truly happy, he needs to end up with Diane Kruger's character, Anna, because he loves her so(in order to do that, not go with either parent). Nemo finds out if he goes with Polley's character, even though he loves her whether she lives or dies, it will ultimately be doomed, and Nemo himself will ultimately be doomed physically and emotionally if he goes with Jean.
But in the end, Nemo loves Polley's character,Elise, but through everything, Nemo ultimately, is truly in love with Anna. Through the Butterfly Effect, Nemo makes little tweaks and changes in order to be with Anna, but he is ultimately doomed whether it be from his innate fear of water or from her ending up with someone else. With any innate fear, it is said what you put in the universe will ultimately come back to get you which is sometimes your worst fears. Just the slightest little things done or said determines whether Nemo will ever see Anna again or whether he will marry Elise or be with Jean.
Nemo comes to the conclusion that the only way for him to truly live a long and wonderful life with Anna, he has to have her end up in the chalk line circle that he makes. Through Chaos theory that nothing ever happens the same way, Nemo is not 100% certain that she will end up in the circle, but that is the only way he can truly be with her after his many different multi-verse journeys. As when Nemo is in the purgatory moment where he is watching a video of his older self, he realizes what he needs to do and that it is real, but yet it's not, it's not the reality he wants to be in.
So Nemo has to live his life as a wanderer, a homeless vagrant perhaps and when he awakes, Anna is in the chalk circle. All love prevails. Schrodinger's Cat comes into play here, with everything that came into play, Nemo made the probability that Anna would end up in the circle through this and that err lifting the box to see if the cat was there so to say.
With Quasi Immortality it has been found that cloned pigs can reproduce human organs, this part is a fact, but not highly sufficient yet.
Finally, with the Big Bang theory, in simplest terms it was the expansion of the universe to expand to where we are now. So with The Big Crunch, it is in simplest terms the reverse of the big bang, where everything goes back into a black hole whether it just goes back or whether humans go back in reverse with it according to the Arrow of Time.
If one was to go in reverse in the Big Crunch, one would have to be living, as one would have to have neurons in order to do this. If one is dead, there are no neurons anymore, hence, you couldn't go in reverse. So when Nemo dies, he still has neurons in his body as he has 'just' died, so when the big crunch begins, Nemo goes in reverse. One of the best endings, in my opinion, ever, as far as when Nemo starts laughing as he's going in reverse. Truly epic ending to an epic film.
Since our multi-verses would produce neurons as well, perhaps all those multi-verses would go in reverse as well in the Big Crunch. But again this is all in theory. But not to Mr. Nobody, he lived it!!