In
the epic final sequence of the series, a clock radio awakens Claire before she leaves on her journey in the car of the future: a Toyota Prius.
Not exact matches
This
sequence, a visual quote of David Lean's
epic Lawrence of Arabia, is the eerie opening to Star Trek V: The
Final Frontier, the ambitious failure directed by the science - fiction franchise's star, William Shatner.
Even if it's unlikely that Martin Scorsese — a big Jia fan — actually lifted the coda for The Wolf of Wall Street from A Touch of Sin's
final scene, the two
sequences are similar enough that they suggest an
epic double bill: two morbid millennial visions with moments so hopeless that you're not sure whether to laugh or gag.
The
final hour ramps up the tension with a ticking - clock element that should have most viewers right on the edge of their seats, and nobody dials the action
sequences up to the
epic levels quite like Nolan, and his scenes of destruction surpass anything in the series so far.