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The threat comes from the future, where people have discovered how to "invert" the entropy of objects and people, allowing them to move backward through time. A Russian oligarch named Andrei Sator is using this technology to wage war against the present, acting as a middleman for a future that wants to wipe out its ancestors.

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The Protagonist must team up with a mysterious handler named Neil to navigate a world where "inverted" bullets fly back into guns and explosions happen in reverse. Together, they execute a "temporal pincer movement"—a complex military tactic where one team moves forward in time while another moves backward—to save the world from an inevitable end. Key Themes

Unlike the standard widescreen (2.39:1) version seen in most theaters, the IMAX cut shifts to a taller 1.78:1 aspect ratio during action sequences.