REMINISCENCE Explained (Ending & Full Movie Breakdown)

The Reminiscence ending and plot may be confusing to understand for many people who've seen the film. In this full movie breakdown of Lisa Joy's Reminiscence, I've explained it all. Reminiscence is a film directed by Westworld co-creator Lisa Joy, produced by Jonathan Nolan and starring Hugh Jackman, Rebecca Ferguson and Thandiwe Newton. There are heavy spoilers in this video.

A scientist discovers a way to relive your past and uses the technology to search for his long lost love. Whilst a private investigator uncovers a conspiracy while helping his clients recover lost memories. Reminiscence is an upcoming American science-fiction drama thriller film written and directed by Lisa Joy in her feature directorial debut. The film stars Hugh Jackman, Rebecca Ferguson, Thandiwe Newton, Daniel Wu, and Cliff Curtis. It is scheduled to be released in theatres in the United States by Warner Bros. Pictures on August 20, 2021, as well as a month-long simultaneous release on the HBO Max streaming service.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:18 Reminiscence Recap
4:07 Hugh Jackman And Rebecca Ferguson's Romance Noir
7:05 Reminiscence Ending Explained
10:11 Reminiscence Review

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REMINISCENCE Explained (Ending & Full Movie Breakdown)

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Here's my breakdown and brief review of Lisa Joy's Reminiscence. What did you think of the film starring Hugh Jackman and Rebecca Ferguson?

[doggiehowzer]

I love that they already referenced the ending in one of the flashbacks.

When Mae asked him for a happy story, he told her there are no happy endings. But you could have a happy ending if you stopped in the middle of the story. So his happy ending was actually found in the middle of this movie.

[stevenvo]

I liked the movie enough. I was actually impressed by the mystery itself. And the climactic reminiscence “conversation” between Nick and Mae I thought was the best scene in the film. But some of the ideas and characters really needed more development and better execution. Even though I found the world interesting, the concept of the submerged post-global-warming cities felt too separate from the reminiscence concept. I think you still could have told this reminiscence mystery in a “regular” post-war dystopian cyberpunk future. Maybe if the movie was longer or if it were a miniseries, it could have even greater. But I’m still glad that this film exists, since we don’t get many original mid-budget genre films these days.

[BenGLastreezy]

This film has been misunderstood, in few years it will be a masterpiece.

This movie was incredible! Very touching.. If you haVE NOT SEEN this movie while your high you need to do it.. its really trippy

[mattyboyb]

I’d love to see another movie by Lisa I really loved this movie and felt the absence of world building and character development wasn’t terribly distracting. A bit more would’ve been cool but there’s only so much time to provide a finished product. I honestly feel that a follow up would work but with the amount of mostly negative reviews that won’t happen

[ProCSRman]

They should’ve made him skin and bones for the final shot. U can nourish him intravenously but his muscles would’ve been gone.

[jameshandley]

i really liked the movie but i agree a little more world building would been nice

[jamesatkinsonja]

I did enjoy this movie but but I feel the story would be better as a limited TV series where they could flesh out the world etc.

[Live.Rebel]

I just watched an man .. I don’t know how to feel 😭

[mickey]

I don't get the ending, he was supposed to get jail time because he said "they went easy on me because of the corruption I uncovered but I knew I wasn't going to be able to walk". Then he proceeded to hook himself up to the machine and we're supposed to believe (the equipment he didn't own and barely scrapes by on) that his partner takes care of him sitting in a tank till his death? I think you're right, they should have given a description of how the equipment works because as that looks to be simple water in the tank. How would his body survive immersed in water for 40 years?

[pepepolo]

Being in the tank for years, not talking on how he needs to be maintained, hair growing, piss, organs should fail the 1st month without any IV, I mean technology wasn’t that good. That plot hole nobody talks about, it just shows how bad of a movie it was.

[prmccracken]

Minor point: Jackman's character is a Navy vet, not Army.

I liked the movie quite a bit and wasn't bothered by the issues you and others have brought up. I was very pleasantly surprised by everything but Ferguson's voice, which was pretty weak for a gal who made her living as a chanteuse.