(Some spoilers ahead) The plot of the movie Arrival (2016) is that aliens come to bring peace among humans and ask for a favor to be given back in the future.
There's a scene in The Arrival where some important muckity-muck has the following exchange with Louise (Amy Adams): Guy: We have to consider the idea that our
In Arrival we see that learning a new language has done significant changes inside the brain. Can learning a new language really “rewire your brain&rdquo
Can anyone help with a piece of dialogue in Arrival? Louise has just met up with Ian after she goes in the ship alone. He wraps a blanket around her and ushers
Just watched Arrival and now reading reviews and discussions to comprehend the movie. The aliens could see the future and know that they would need help from
The movie Arrival has an unusual kind of plot twist where several sequences that look like "typical" flashbacks to the eye of the viewer are later revealed
How does the aliens’ statement “There is no time. Many become one,” illustrate the difficulties of translation that L
When Tim first goes into Howard Clifford’s office there are tons of Pokémon easter eggs everywhere, plus there are general references to other film
Why does Dr. Banks in the future seem surprised on hearing that she had called the Chinese General in Arrival (2016)? There are two ways she
In the movie Arrival, why did China's general have to share his phone number and repeat what Louise told him because he knows she knew them anyways!
I wondered why the gravity is inverted in the aliens' ship in Arrival. After I watched the movie I assumed that it may be because of the inverted/non-linear tim
The movie explains that brain function is influenced by language. The heptapod tell Louise that they will need help from humans in 3000 years. By learning the h
I'm intrigued with the following sentence Louise says in Arrival: If you could see your whole life start to finish, would you change things? To me (with a lim