TOYNBEE IDEA
IN MOVIE 2001
RESURRECT DEAD
ON PLANET JUPITER
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The documentary does its best to answer these questions, and as much as possible, succeeds. One of the most interesting elements of the story is Justin Duerr, a primary Toynbee Tile researcher: obviously troubled, he focused a great deal of energy into finding out the truth about this mystery, and it was only during a (likely) imaginary encounter that Duerr found closure regarding it.
The mystery unfolded throughout the film, allowing the viewer to become part of the revelations in a way that made it immediate and striking. My only criticism is that the movie went on a little too long. Would I have tried to uncover the mystery of the Toynbee tiles differently? Yes. But that's what made the movie so interesting: the researchers were real people working on a project in their own way.
Whether you've heard of the Toynbee tiles or not, you should definitely see this film. 4 out of 5 stars.
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