After I was done I watched a couple of the action scenes and realized what I missed the first time around. U gotta watch it multiple times
Both Nolans are kinda high/super into metaphysical shyt and this was, much like later seasons of Westworld, just them going full on with it. Probably Nolan at his most Nolan, at least not since Memento. Given the reception we might not see him like this again lol.
Post on message boards halfway through a movie brehs!
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
Zimmer’s doing Dune?
I would seriously recommend watching spoiler videos of this in between watching like 30 min chunks of the movie
At first I didn't like it at all. Now I really love it. It's a puzzle. No way watching it cold one time would suffice. You could actually know all the spoilers from the jump and STILL have to concentrate like a mf during the movie
Not for everyone. This is almost like an activity
At first I didn't like it at all. Now I really love it. It's a puzzle. No way watching it cold one time would suffice. You could actually know all the spoilers from the jump and STILL have to concentrate like a mf during the movie
Not for everyone. This is almost like an activity
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
Will do! The visuals alone are dope enough for me to watch again.
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
I’m cool with Nolan not using blood or showing gunshot impacts on bodies in his movies, but when he doesn’t even use blanks or cgi muzzle flares, and just inserts audio of a gunshot going off? When the gun clearly isn’t being fired?
It really breaks the immersion. Oh and often when bullets hit objects there’s often no impact shown. A dude in Tenet just fired a machine gun burst into an engine block of a car, and the car stopped on the highway, but there were zero bullet homes in the hood of the car.
How can one director he so good at directing action, but in film after film, rarely ever show a gun actually being fired?
Edit: It’s jarring in his regular movies, but in a film where bullets fly in reverse it’s especially confusing. It makes it harder to tell if I’m watching ‘inverted ammunition’ or not.
It really breaks the immersion. Oh and often when bullets hit objects there’s often no impact shown. A dude in Tenet just fired a machine gun burst into an engine block of a car, and the car stopped on the highway, but there were zero bullet homes in the hood of the car.
How can one director he so good at directing action, but in film after film, rarely ever show a gun actually being fired?
Edit: It’s jarring in his regular movies, but in a film where bullets fly in reverse it’s especially confusing. It makes it harder to tell if I’m watching ‘inverted ammunition’ or not.
I just finished watching it. This was by far his worst movie. I'm disappointed in terms of the story. The special effects & visuals were amazing though.
He better come correct next film because I'm starting to think he peaked with Interstellar
He better come correct next film because I'm starting to think he peaked with Interstellar
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
I just finished watching it. This was by far his worst movie. I'm disappointed in terms of the story. The special effects & visuals were amazing though.
He better come correct next film because I'm starting to think he peaked with Interstellar
Interstellar was my favorite movie from him. Inception is a close second. Dark Knight/Prestige are interchangeable at 3 & 4. Batman Begins & Memento are interchangeable at 5 & 6. TDKR at 7. Dunkirk & Tenet were both sort of disappointing to me and follow after that
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
He ain't made a better movie than Memento.Interstellar was my favorite movie from him. Inception is a close second. Dark Knight/Prestige are interchangeable at 3 & 4. Batman Begins & Memento are interchangeable at 5 & 6. TDKR at 7. Dunkirk & Tenet were both sort of disappointing to me and follow after that
Interstellar is
End up in a black hole book shelf bruhs.
KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
Yes sirZimmer’s doing Dune?
daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
I haven't seen Dunkirk or prestige. Heard Dunkirk was boring, prestige was one of those movies where you saw the trailer forever and when the movie finally comes out, you talk yourself out of seein it. Then I hear that stupid twist on how it ended.
So insomniac, batman begins, and interstellar are all better. Its on the same level as inception
So insomniac, batman begins, and interstellar are all better. Its on the same level as inception
KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
Uhhhh........prestige is on the best movies of the last 20 years.....