Nolan's Oppenheimer

[Gonzo]

Yep. Just wish Fleur Cinema would open back up. Miss that place.

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[stormchaser2014]

This could crack top 5 on imdb. They changed their rating system, so you have to click on it to see the actual rating, it's at a 9.2 right now.

 

[Gorm]

It was AWESOME.

 

[1UNI2ISU]

Holy **** guys.

See it as soon as you can.

 

[KidSilverhair]

Got my tickets for Barbie Saturday afternoon and Oppenheimer Sunday morning. Not quite the Barbenheimer double feature, but close.

 

[dahliaclone]

Yeah that's a great ******* film.

 

[stormchaser2014]

Just had my sister watch about an hour of history about the Manhattan project and Oppenheimer because she got no WW2 education in school.

 

[BWRhasnoAC]

Nolan's films tend to hit MUCH harder the second time around.

I admit I was lukewarm on Inception and Dunkirk and The Prestige and Interstellar the first time.

They ran me over like a ******* freight train the second viewing. All-timers for me.

I loved Prestige and Interstellar. Need to see Dunkirk.

 

[Gonzo]

Seeing it Sunday. Can't wait.

 

[burn587]

I loved Prestige and Interstellar. Need to see Dunkirk.

You can skip Dunkirk, IMO his weakest movie. It makes the fatal sin of just not being very interesting. Tom Hardy does a great job as usual though.

 

[BWRhasnoAC]

You can skip Dunkirk, IMO his weakest movie. It makes the fatal sin of just not being very interesting. Tom Hardy does a great job as usual though.

Actually I did see that. I was thinking of the one where you follow the guy running through the war. 1912 maybe?

 

[BryceC]

You can skip Dunkirk, IMO his weakest movie. It makes the fatal sin of just not being very interesting. Tom Hardy does a great job as usual though.

For me Dunkirk was just fine. I didn’t mind the time jumping but I just felt like the narrative really dragged at times.

I see nobody has really mentioned Tenet which I found to be kind of enjoyable but wouldn’t say it’s a good movie.

Interstellar was a better meme generator than movie. Come at me bros.

 

[Cyclonepride]

Surprisingly, my wife does have this on her list of movies that she wants to watch, so that's great news for me.

 

[KnappShack]

Nolan's films tend to hit MUCH harder the second time around.

I admit I was lukewarm on Inception and Dunkirk and The Prestige and Interstellar the first time.

They ran me over like a ******* freight train the second viewing. All-timers for me.

I haven't seen any of these movies!

 

[Farnsworth]

I haven't seen any of these movies!

The Prestige is ******* great! Get on it.

Same with Inception.

 

[Dandy]

Nolan's films tend to hit MUCH harder the second time around.

I admit I was lukewarm on Inception and Dunkirk and The Prestige and Interstellar the first time.

They ran me over like a ******* freight train the second viewing. All-timers for me.

My favorite movie is The Prestige because of how hard it hit the first time. I caught more details the second time but watching the ending the first time was so good. Hard to replicate during a re-watch.

 

[xboxfever]

You can skip Dunkirk, IMO his weakest movie. It makes the fatal sin of just not being very interesting. Tom Hardy does a great job as usual though.

Agreed. Dunkirk is beautifully shot, but there is no reason to care about any of the characters and hard to understand what is even happening. If you don’t know the story of Dunkirk, you still won’t know much after seeing Dunkirk the movie. It’s not a good movie.

 

[Cyclones_R_GR8]

I see nobody has really mentioned Tenet which I found to be kind of enjoyable but wouldn’t say it’s a good movie.

It was pretty to look at but the story was so confusing

 

[xboxfever]

Actually I did see that. I was thinking of the one where you follow the guy running through the war. 1912 maybe?

1917 and it’s a fantastic film. I saw it in theaters and it’s one of the few movies I thought was meant for the theater. Just a masterful directed movie.

 

[Clonefan32]

There's no greater microcosm of my existence than the inevitability of walking past Oppenheimer to get to the Barbie movie with my wife and daughters.