[NSFW] Nolan's new film "TENET" trailer

[scuzzy]

Grab your jammies and lube up the hype train


Time for another Goatlan speciale'


https://streamable.com/kzbjz


July 2020


:hammertime:


https://media.giphy.com/media/UTAFr2uxQYnYH3Viu8/giphy.gif

[scuzzy]

Dune
Bond
Tenet
Top Gun
Quiet Place 2
Bad Boys 3



2020 slowly looking juicy

[MaxFly]

Dune
Bond
Tenet
Top Gun
Quiet Place 2
Bad Boys 3



2020 slowly looking juicy

Bad Boys 3 especially. :banana:

[MaxFly]

https://streamable.com/kzbjz


Denzel's son getting work. Ballers really helped him take off.

[highwhey]

hyped AF :rockon:

[scuzzy]

No Zimmer this time :( his hands were full working on Dune


"those aren't mountains....."





"they're waves"






BRAMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[highwhey]

No Zimmer this time :( his hands were full working on Dune


"those aren't mountains....."





"they're waves"






BRAMMMMMMMMMMMMM
damn...:applause:

interstellar is one of the GOAT space movies

[scuzzy]

damn...:applause:

interstellar is one of the GOAT space movies
easily

Thought Dunkirk was underwhelming though, atleast for his resume. Cinematics and historical accuracy were top knotch, character story otoh meh. One view in theaters was enough.

glad he's going back to the espionage inception feel, that's Nolan's bread n butter

[highwhey]

easily

Thought Dunkirk was underwhelming though, atleast for his resume. Cinematics and historical accuracy were top knotch, character story otoh meh. One view in theaters was enough.

glad he's going back to the espionage inception feel, that's Nolan's bread n butter
dunkirk was all about visuals. it had no real plot, no character development, barely any dialogue. i think it was his artistic relief type of film.

kind of how actors who make it big, they take on an off-beat role to suit their "artistic" needs.

but he still found a way to make it a good film despite the 3 words spoken in the movie, and i mean good relative to most of the trash films released today. definitely nowhere near as good as his masterpieces.

[Prometheus]

easily

Thought Dunkirk was underwhelming though, atleast for his resume. Cinematics and historical accuracy were top knotch, character story otoh meh. One view in theaters was enough.

glad he's going back to the espionage inception feel, that's Nolan's bread n butter

You were looking for things in Dunkirk that were never going to be there.

That wasn't a "movie" so much as it was a cinematic immersion. The incessant music and fever-pitch tension were excellent imo. I loved it, thought it captured the visceral experience of war better than almost any other film.

[scuzzy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuNz4Zpuqys

[DoctorP]

its strange... love nolan, dark knight, inception, interstellar... but i cant get myself to watch dunkirk and this looks boring... dunno why im disregarding such a talented director.... is it the trailer?

[highwhey]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuNz4Zpuqys

Nolan about to drop the hottest movie of the year.

[scuzzy]

its strange... love nolan, dark knight, inception, interstellar... but i cant get myself to watch dunkirk and this looks boring... dunno why im disregarding such a talented director.... is it the trailer?
It's unique, definitely a different spin of a WW2 flick.

Not your bread and butter Nolan sci fi

It's really one of those movies best seen in Imax, great cinemetography

But there's very little dialogue throughout the film or much character building, it's like a blend of 3 different themes tha all meet together in the end.

Still 8/10, saw it once dont really feel I need to see it again

[DoctorP]

It's unique, definitely a different spin of a WW2 flick.

Not your bread and butter Nolan sci fi

It's really one of those movies best seen in Imax, great cinemetography

But there's very little dialogue throughout the film or much character building, it's like a blend of 3 different themes tha all meet together in the end.

Still 8/10, saw it once dont really feel I need to see it again

how did you see it?

sounds boring

[scuzzy]

how did you see it?

sounds boring
In Imax like all nolan films cus that's how he shoots them

It is kind of boring if you use his other films as a benchmark, kind of a slow quiet pace that builds. But if you're a WW2 nut you might really like it because it nails the immersion of being in 3 different charachters shoes who fought in WW2. Land, Air, Sea.

But it's not a fiction, the Dunkirk event happened. Allies final retreat from Europe before a slaughter

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunkirk_evacuation

[DoctorP]

In Imax like all nolan films cus that's how he shoots them

It is kind of boring if you use his other films as a benchmark, kind of a slow quiet pace that builds. But if you're a WW2 nut you might really like it because it nails the immersion of being in 3 different charachters shoes who fought in WW2. Land, Air, Sea.

But it's not a fiction, the Dunkirk event happened. Allies final retreat from Europe before a slaughter

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunkirk_evacuation

i mean how? what country are you in? america is locked down for the most part. no theaters open

[scuzzy]

i mean how? what country are you in? america is locked down for the most part. no theaters open
??

Dunkirk came out like 3 years ago

The movie were talking in the OP is TENET, suppose to release in July :pimp:

Ohio opened up a week ago for me in most stores

[scuzzy]

Also I wouldn't put much weight on Nolans trailers, if you watch any of his past films they resembled nothing to the pre release trailers leading up.

[DoctorP]

??

Dunkirk came out like 3 years ago

The movie were talking in the OP is TENET, suppose to release in July :pimp:

Ohio opened up a week ago for me in most stores

oh dunkirk, yea ok

[scuzzy]

oh dunkirk, yea ok


idk, take a look at the couple Inception trailers before it dropped. Really similar to TENET, "another action thriller"


don't think we can know the true depth of his upcoming film just yet



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hP9D6kZseM

[fsvr54]

I didn't really like Dunkirk at all. Watch Pather Panchali instead. Nolan just doesn't do it for me.

[RoseCity07]

This looks terrible. He's a great director but this might end up being his worst films just based on this trailer. I hope I'm wrong.

[highwhey]

5 stared this thread

[RoseCity07]

I didn't really like Dunkirk at all. Watch Pather Panchali instead. Nolan just doesn't do it for me.

The evacuation at Dunkirk was a real event. The greatness of that film is capturing what the old fighter jets could do. I went in expecting too much and enjoyed it a lot more once I read about what happened.

[DoctorP]

idk, take a look at the couple Inception trailers before it dropped. Really similar to TENET, "another action thriller"


don't think we can know the true depth of his upcoming film just yet



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hP9D6kZseM

this looks cool but the new one... ehhh

[Doomsday Dallas]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7aAwwTBync

best director of all time?

[Stanley Kobrick]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7aAwwTBync

best director of all time?
:no:

peep username

[scuzzy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7aAwwTBync

best director of all time?
mine personally

you know everytime you go see a Nolan flick every 3-4 years it's not going to be a watered down money grab like the saturated reboot/sequel market were in.

which was represented by even how his Batman series was treated

can you imagine Nolan doing a X-men? or Terminator?

best modern day director imo that doesn't poor all his budget into CGI

[DoctorP]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7aAwwTBync

best director of all time?

not even close

[Doomsday Dallas]

:no:

peep username


Good Matchup

Let me compare films in the top 250 list

https://www.imdb.com/chart/top

1987 Full Metal Jacket - 8.3
1980 The Shining - 8.4
1975 Barry Lyndon - 8.1
1971 A Clockwork Orange - 8.3
1968 2001: A Space Odyssey - 8.3
1964 Dr. Strangelove - 8.4
1957 Paths of Glory - 8.4
1956 The Killing - 8.0


2017 Dunkirk - 7.9
2014 Interstellar - 8.6
2012 The Dark Knight Rises - 8.4
2010 Inception - 8.8
2008 The Dark Knight - 9.0
2006 The Prestige - 8.5
2005 Batman Begins - 8.2
2000 Memento - 8.4

[Doomsday Dallas]

*Insomnia (2002) - 7.2

Eyes Wide Shut (1999) - 7.4


* Nolan did not write this screenplay, only directed.

[Stanley Kobrick]

Good Matchup

Let me compare films in the top 250 list

https://www.imdb.com/chart/top

1987 Full Metal Jacket - 8.3
1980 The Shining - 8.4
1975 Barry Lyndon - 8.1
1971 A Clockwork Orange - 8.3
1968 2001: A Space Odyssey - 8.3
1964 Dr. Strangelove - 8.4
1957 Paths of Glory - 8.4
1956 The Killing - 8.0


2017 Dunkirk - 7.9
2014 Interstellar - 8.6
2012 The Dark Knight Rises - 8.4
2010 Inception - 8.8
2008 The Dark Knight - 9.0
2006 The Prestige - 8.5
2005 Batman Begins - 8.2
2000 Memento - 8.4
:cheers:

nolan doesn't have many filler movies and his fav all time is 2001 Space Odyssey. both directors legends

[hold this L]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7aAwwTBync

best director of all time?

He's my favorite, but don't know if you can say he's the best. There isn't a clear best like Jordan for example. He's unquestionably one of the goats though.

[Doomsday Dallas]

Tarantino is up there in the IMDB rankings:

2019 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - 7.7
2015 The Hateful Eight - 7.8
2012 Django Unchained - 8.4
2009 Inglourious Basterds - 8.3
2007 Death Proof - 7.0
2004 Kill Bill: Vol. 2 - 8.0
2003 Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - 8.1
1997 Jackie Brown - 7.5
1994 Pulp Fiction - 8.9
1992 Reservoir Dogs - 8.3

[highwhey]

Tarantino is up there in the IMDB rankings:

2019 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - 7.7
2015 The Hateful Eight - 7.8
2012 Django Unchained - 8.4
2009 Inglourious Basterds - 8.3
2007 Death Proof - 7.0
2004 Kill Bill: Vol. 2 - 8.0
2003 Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - 8.1
1997 Jackie Brown - 7.5
1994 Pulp Fiction - 8.9
1992 Reservoir Dogs - 8.3

tarantinos a good director and has made some iconic films, but he doesn't belong in the same breathe as Nolan or Kobrick.

[DoctorP]

There are no goats in art. The concept is superfluous

That said, these are the goats:

Godard
Fellini
Scorsese
Kubrick
Bergman
Hitchcock

[DoctorP]

If you count silent era you add:
Fritz Lang
Charles Chaplin

[scuzzy]

tarantinos a good director and has made some iconic films, but he doesn't belong in the same breathe as Nolan or Kobrick.
yeah Tarantino's style is unique but i've never been in a rush to see his movies in theatre

[DoctorP]

Nolan may not even be top 5 today considering:

Paul Thomas Anderson
Wes Anderson
Pedro Almadovar
Coen Bros
Ridley Scott
Iñarritu

[Doomsday Dallas]

Spielberg:

2002 Catch Me If You Can - 8.1
1998 Saving Private Ryan - 8.6
1993 Jurassic Park - 8.1
1993 Schindler's List - 8.9
1989 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - 8.2
1987 Empire of the Sun - 7.7
1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark - 8.4
1975 Jaws - 8.0


So.... Kubrick, Spielberg, Tarantino, Nolan ..... the Mount Rushmore of directors.

(will look into Ridley Scott and Scorsese)

[DoctorP]

Nolan may be in a tier with Tony Scott and Michael Mann..


Below Tim Burton, David Lynch and John Carpenter


Well below Kubrick.

[DoctorP]

Spielberg is in a tier with woody Allen, ford Coppola, Lucas,Kurosawa, Tarkovsky

[DoctorP]

Spielberg:

2002 Catch Me If You Can - 8.1
1998 Saving Private Ryan - 8.6
1993 Jurassic Park - 8.1
1993 Schindler's List - 8.9
1989 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - 8.2
1987 Empire of the Sun - 7.7
1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark - 8.4
1975 Jaws - 8.0


So.... Kubrick, Spielberg, Tarantino, Nolan ..... the Mount Rushmore of directors.

(will look into Ridley Scott and Scorsese)

Mount Rushmore of ignorant retardation

[scuzzy]

Spielberg's classics are too few and far between lots of diluted pop films


got filthy rich off his Jurassic Park, Transformer, MIB sequels though

[DoctorP]

Nolan and Guillermo Del Toro might be on the same tier

Above Peter Jackson

[Doomsday Dallas]

Ridley Scott

1979 Alien - 8.4
1982 Blade Runner - 8.1
1991 Thelma and Louis - 7.5
2000 Gladiator - 8.5
2001 Black Hawk Down - 7.7
2007 American Gangster - 7.8
2008 Body of Lies - 7.1
2015 The Martian - 8.0

He's got some decent stats, but not good enough to be on Mount Rushmore.

[DoctorP]

Tarantino and James Cameron are probably in the same tier. Below the Tim Burton tier

[Doomsday Dallas]

Martin Scorsese:

1976 Taxi Driver - 8.3
1980 Raging Bull - 8.2
1990 Goodfellas - 8.7
1995 Casino - 8.2
2002 Gangs of New York - 7.5
2004 Aviator - 7.5
2006 Departed - 8.5
2010 Shutter Island - 8.1
2013 Wolf of Wall Street - 8.2
2019 The Irishman - 7.9

(Damn, Gangs of New York got robbed on IMDB)

Those numbers are pretty solid. Hard to keep him off Mount Rushmore

[Doomsday Dallas]

Spielberg's classics are too few and far between lots of diluted pop films


got filthy rich off his Jurassic Park, Transformer, MIB sequels though

Yea... He's just been replaced with Martin Scorsese

Kubrick, Scorsese, Tarantino, Nolan

Spielberg is more of a producer.

[DoctorP]

Then there's the South Koreans.

Wong Kar wai is supposed to be better than Nolan, at worst in the same tier

[Doomsday Dallas]

Nolan may be in a tier with Tony Scott and Michael Mann..

Not even close.

1992 Last of the Mohicans - 7.7
1995 Heat - 8.2
1999 The Insider - 7.8
2001 Ali - 6.8
2004 Colateral - 7.5
2006 Miami Vice - 6.0
2009 Public Enemies - 7.0
2015 Blackhat - 5.4

[DoctorP]

Not even close.

1992 Last of the Mohicans - 7.7
1995 Heat - 8.2
1999 The Insider - 7.8
2001 Ali - 6.8
2004 Colateral - 7.5
2006 Miami Vice - 6.0
2009 Public Enemies - 7.0
2015 Blackhat - 5.4

Yeah looks about right there. Heat is better than anything on Nolan's resume

[DoctorP]

Good Matchup

Let me compare films in the top 250 list

https://www.imdb.com/chart/top

1987 Full Metal Jacket - 8.3
1980 The Shining - 8.4
1975 Barry Lyndon - 8.1
1971 A Clockwork Orange - 8.3
1968 2001: A Space Odyssey - 8.3
1964 Dr. Strangelove - 8.4
1957 Paths of Glory - 8.4
1956 The Killing - 8.0


2017 Dunkirk - 7.9
2014 Interstellar - 8.6
2012 The Dark Knight Rises - 8.4
2010 Inception - 8.8
2008 The Dark Knight - 9.0
2006 The Prestige - 8.5
2005 Batman Begins - 8.2
2000 Memento - 8.4

These stats are inflated. Not legit. Dark Knight is not better than those Kubrick movies

This is retarded. I give up.

[Doomsday Dallas]

Yeah looks about right there. Heat is better than anything on Nolan's resume

I mean, personally I think Michael Mann's Collateral is one of the greatest movies ever made... same w/ Gangs of New York, but I'm just going off IMDB

if the movie is above an 8.0 or higher, one should be able to argue it's an undisputed masterpiece, so yes, you could argue that Heat is better than anything on Nolan's list.

Coen Bros only have 3 above 8.0

2009 True Grit - 7.6
2007 No Country for Old Men - 8.1
2001 The Man Who Wasn't There - 7.5
2000 O Brother, Where Art Thou? - 7.7
1998 The Big Lebowski - 8.1
1996 Fargo - 8.1
1994 The Hudsucker Proxy - 7.2
1991 Barton Fink - 7.7
1990 Miller's Crossing - 7.8
1987 Raising Arizona - 7.3

[bladefd]

Spielberg:

2002 Catch Me If You Can - 8.1
1998 Saving Private Ryan - 8.6
1993 Jurassic Park - 8.1
1993 Schindler's List - 8.9
1989 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - 8.2
1987 Empire of the Sun - 7.7
1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark - 8.4
1975 Jaws - 8.0


So.... Kubrick, Spielberg, Tarantino, Nolan ..... the Mount Rushmore of directors.

(will look into Ridley Scott and Scorsese)

Tarantino is good director but doesn't belong with those 3.. Put Scorsese in there or Hitchcock or add both & drop Spielberg

[Doomsday Dallas]

David Fincher IMDB stats:

2014 Gone Girl - 8.1
2011 Girl w. Dragon Tattoo - 7.8
2010 The Social Network - 7.7
2008 Curious Case of Benjamin Button - 7.8
2007 Zodiac - 7.7
1999 Fight Club - 8.8
1997 The Game - 7.8
1995 Se7en - 8.6


Some solid numbers by David Fincher. Very Solid Director.

good stats.

[Doomsday Dallas]

M. Night - his stats make no sense.

1999 Sixth Sense - 8.1
2000 Unbreakable - 7.3
2002 Signs - 6.7
2004 The Village - 6.5
2006 Lady in the Water - 5.5
2008 The Happening - 5.0
2010 The Last Air Bender - 4.1
2013 After Earth - 4.8
2016 Split - 7.3
2019 Glass - 6.7

how do you go from directing a 8.1 to making 4's and 5's?

[Doomsday Dallas]

Nolan and Guillermo Del Toro might be on the same tier

Guillermo Del Toro:

2017 Shape of Water - 7.3
2015 Crimson Peak - 6.5
2013 Pacific Rim - 6.9
2008 Hellboy 2 - 7.0
2006 Pan's Labyrinth - 8.2
2004 Hellboy - 6.8
2002 Blade 2 - 6.7
2001 The Devil's Backbone - 7.4

Not even in the same ballpark as Nolan.

2017 Dunkirk - 7.9
2014 Interstellar - 8.6
2012 The Dark Knight Rises - 8.4
2010 Inception - 8.8
2008 The Dark Knight - 9.0
2006 The Prestige - 8.5
2005 Batman Begins - 8.2
2000 Memento - 8.4

[DoctorP]

Nolans actual ratings

2017 Dunkirk - 6.9
2014 Interstellar - 7.6
2012 The Dark Knight Rises - 7.4
2010 Inception - 7.8
2008 The Dark Knight - 8.0
2006 The Prestige - 7.5
2005 Batman Begins - 7.2
2000 Memento - 7.4

[fsvr54]

Directors outside UK and USA exist.

Kurosawa
Tarkovsky
Ray
Ozu
Antonioni
Fellinni
etc

[Patrick Chewing]

Not even close.

1992 Last of the Mohicans - 7.7
1995 Heat - 8.2
1999 The Insider - 7.8
2001 Ali - 6.8
2004 Colateral - 7.5
2006 Miami Vice - 6.0
2009 Public Enemies - 7.0
2015 Blackhat - 5.4


These were all duds.

[DoctorP]

These were all duds.


I liked Collateral. That resume is not too far off Nolans





Miami Vice TV show and movie were solid

[highwhey]

I liked Collateral. That resume is not too far off Nolans





Miami Vice TV show and movie were solid

:roll:

[hold this L]

These were all duds.
Collateral is a masterpiece.

I liked Collateral. That resume is not too far off Nolans


**** outta here :D I read your other post, you've got awful taste in movies.

[DoctorP]

Collateral is a masterpiece.


**** outta here :D I read your other post, you've got awful taste in movies.

Oh so you don't agree that Wayne's World is the greatest movie of all time?

You must be mistaken then. We're all supposed to have the same taste in movies! That's how we were programmed!

[DoctorP]

:roll:

Collateral, Heat, Mohicans....

3 classics.

Nolan has 1,maybe 2 classics?

[highwhey]

Oh so you don't agree that Wayne's World is the greatest movie of all time?

You must be mistaken then. We're all supposed to have the same taste in movies! That's how we were programmed!

you can argue that taste in films are subjective ALL you like.

that doesn't change the fact that you're wrong and i will continue to laugh bc there isn't any argument to be made about the matter.

[DoctorP]

you can argue that taste in films are subjective ALL you like.

that doesn't change the fact that you're wrong and i will continue to laugh bc there isn't any argument to be made about the matter.

Laugh all you want. I laughed at your stretch marks. We're even.

[highwhey]

Laugh all you want. I laughed at your stretch marks. We're even.

lol and? i'm fat. been fat for most of my life. i've heard it all.

sounds like you're a virgin tho. even the fittest chicks have stretch marks. but you'd know that if you had intercourse before.

at least i'm in touch with reality ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[DoctorP]

Laugh all you want. I laughed at your stretch marks. We're even.

Furthermore I'd take any Spike Jonze movie over a Nolan. I'd also take Wayne's World, Back to the Future, Alien, Terminator, Ghostbusters or even Naked Gun over a Nolan movie




And. I like Nolan. He's good

[DoctorP]

lol and? i'm fat. been fat for most of my life. i've heard it all.

sounds like you're a virgin tho. even the fittest chicks have stretch marks. but you'd know that if you had in
at least i'm in touch with reality ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Obviously, you're not, Fatboy. Your post says it all.

[highwhey]

Obviously, you're not, Fatboy. Your post says it all.

correctomundo, i am not a virgin. :cheers:

[DoctorP]

A bunch of brit-assimilated Indian posters on here overrating the **** out of my dear Nolan.


Highwey you talk like a virgin. I don't care if you paid off a tranny to give you aids.

[highwhey]

he mad af

https://i.postimg.cc/yd0tqrX5/giphy-3.gif

[DoctorP]

he mad af

https://i.postimg.cc/yd0tqrX5/giphy-3.gif

Nope. Not mad.

Not fat and retarded, either.Ive owned you in this thread. Keep going.

[highwhey]

:roll:

[hold this L]

Collateral, Heat, Mohicans....

3 classics.

Nolan has 1,maybe 2 classics?

Memento, Prestige, Inception, Dark Knight. All classics. It also got a lot of heat when it came out, but Interstellar is one of the best space movies ever made. I still wish Nolan cut that last 10 minutes of the movie, it becomes drastically better if it ends


Interstellar spoiler below, don't know how to hide it because Jeff removed the white text coloring and doesn't have a spoiler button. :facepalm
where he watches his daughter and then it's left to the imagination of the user that he dies or gets stuck there for infinity.


Interesting thing is his brother had a much, much darker ending in the original screenplay for Interstellar. I really hope Nolan does another new IP space movie. He would make something special. The docking scene and black hole scene are some of the most incredible moments I've seen in a film. I'm with you on Mann's 3 movies, all are masterpieces. Mohincas also has one of the goat OSTs.

[hold this L]

Furthermore I'd take any Spike Jonze movie over a Nolan. I'd also take Wayne's World, Back to the Future, Alien, Terminator, Ghostbusters or even Naked Gun over a Nolan movie




And. I like Nolan. He's good
Nolan isn't good. He's unquestionably one of the best directors of all time. Doesn't matter if he's not up your taste, he's one of the best ever and still probably has two more decades left in him to create cinema. You can either join us and be happy we have one of the very few directors that makes 100m+ new IPs especially in this cinema age of generic cinematic worlds and comic book movies.

[DoctorP]

Nolan isn't good. He's unquestionably one of the best directors of all time. Doesn't matter if he's not up your taste, he's one of the best ever and still probably has two more decades left in him to create cinema. You can either join us and be happy we have one of the very few directors that makes 100m+ new IPs especially in this cinema age of generic cinematic worlds and comic book movies.


Meh. I agree with most your points. I didn't like Memento, loved the Prestige but he's not unquestionably one of the greatest. That's fan boy drool on your chin. He's not even top 5 of the contemporaries and this latest flick looks like a bad copy of Inception. We shall see...

[highwhey]

Meh. I agree with most your points. I didn't like Memento, loved the Prestige but he's not unquestionably one of the greatest. That's fan boy drool on your chin. He's not even top 5 of the contemporaries and this latest flick looks like a bad copy of Inception. We shall see...

:roll:

imagine being this retarded

and thinking public enemies is an iconic film

:roll:

[DoctorP]

:roll:

imagine being this retarded

and thinking public enemies is an iconic film

:roll:

i havent seen public enemies

for looking like a human turd emoji you talk a lot of shit

[DoctorP]

Prestige, Dark Knight, Inception

vs

Heat, Collateral, Mohicans

It's closer than you think...

then you got

Miami Vice (tv/movie) and Ali vs Interstellar / Memento

Yeah Nolan wins by a little.

You also have Thief and Jericho Mile by Mann. And he wrote Starsky n Hutch

Mann is there with Nolan, def same tier.

[DoctorP]

Memento, Prestige, Inception, Dark Knight. All classics. It also got a lot of heat when it came out, but Interstellar is one of the best space movies ever made. I still wish Nolan cut that last 10 minutes of the movie, it becomes drastically better if it ends


Interstellar spoiler below, don't know how to hide it because Jeff removed the white text coloring and doesn't have a spoiler button. :facepalm
where he watches his daughter and then it's left to the imagination of the user that he dies or gets stuck there for infinity.


Interesting thing is his brother had a much, much darker ending in the original screenplay for Interstellar. I really hope Nolan does another new IP space movie. He would make something special. The docking scene and black hole scene are some of the most incredible moments I've seen in a film. I'm with you on Mann's 3 movies, all are masterpieces. Mohincas also has one of the goat OSTs.

Yeah it was cool but have you seen the one in 2001: A Space Odyssey? Thats the Michael Jordan of space docking scenes.

[hold this L]

Yeah it was cool but have you seen the one in 2001: A Space Odyssey? Thats the Michael Jordan of space docking scenes.
Everyone jerks off about that movie, and funnily enough it's the few classics I haven't seen. I need to buy it at some point and watch it.

Also, I didn't say Interstellar is the best space movie, but one of the best (I don't like saying the best of anything). I really do hope Nolan gives us
1. Another space movie and goes away from giving us a happy ending.
2. A rater R movie that is more in the mold of the Prestige.

[DoctorP]

Everyone jerks off about that movie, and funnily enough it's the few classics I haven't seen. I need to buy it at some point and watch it.

Also, I didn't say Interstellar is the best space movie, but one of the best (I don't like saying the best of anything). I really do hope Nolan gives us
1. Another space movie and goes away from giving us a happy ending.
2. A rater R movie that is more in the mold of the Prestige.

well now he has to please his Dark Knight action audience as well as his original metaphysical drama audience. We will see... he seems to be into this Inception-like style and is doing it again

[hold this L]

Meh. I agree with most your points. I didn't like Memento, loved the Prestige but he's not unquestionably one of the greatest. That's fan boy drool on your chin. He's not even top 5 of the contemporaries and this latest flick looks like a bad copy of Inception. We shall see...
He is though. You can deny, but he has already joined the pantheons of greats. He's also the only director that has consistently made movies that make money, and make people and critics relatively happy when they see it.


As for Tenet, who knows. Inception is about dreams and this is about time, not sure they will be too similar once the movie comes out. One thing I did notice is that the cinematography didn't blow me away. Nolan, bring back Wally Pfister for ****s sake. From the one trailer I saw, it didn't ooze in the style that I'd expect out of Nolan, even though Dunkirk was money on that regard.


well now he has to please his Dark Knight action audience as well as his original metaphysical drama audience. We will see... he seems to be into this Inception-like style and is doing it again
Nolan can do whatever he the **** he wants. He made an arthouse war movie with a 100m+ budget, and he still managed to make the best selling war movie of all time. Just give us the quality. One thing I noticed from his last 3 movies is that he tried to give the happy endings 1 too many times. I'd love to see something dark like the Prestige or unique like Inception.

[DoctorP]

He is though. You can deny, but he has already joined the pantheons of greats. He's also the only director that has consistently made movies that make money, and make people and critics relatively happy when they see it.


As for Tenet, who knows. Inception is about dreams and this is about time, not sure they will be too similar once the movie comes out. One thing I did notice is that the cinematography didn't blow me away. Nolan, bring back Wally Pfister for ****s sake. From the one trailer I saw, it didn't ooze in the style that I'd expect out of Nolan, even though Dunkirk was money on that regard.

Yeah Nolan for sure is one of the greats. I'll give you that. He's in the upper teirs of his contemporaries and will be remembered all-time for sure. He's a generational name, probably. Maybe

[DoctorP]

He is though. You can deny, but he has already joined the pantheons of greats. He's also the only director that has consistently made movies that make money, and make people and critics relatively happy when they see it.


As for Tenet, who knows. Inception is about dreams and this is about time, not sure they will be too similar once the movie comes out. One thing I did notice is that the cinematography didn't blow me away. Nolan, bring back Wally Pfister for ****s sake. From the one trailer I saw, it didn't ooze in the style that I'd expect out of Nolan, even though Dunkirk was money on that regard.


Nolan can do whatever he the **** he wants. He made an arthouse war movie with a 100m+ budget, and he still managed to make the best selling war movie of all time. Just give us the quality. One thing I noticed from his last 3 movies is that he tried to give the happy endings 1 too many times. I'd love to see something dark like the Prestige or unique like Inception.

if you're talking money then Home Alone blows any Nolan movie out the gate other than the Batmans

[CelticBaller]

a second trailer drops and I still have no idea what the hell is going on

[hold this L]

if you're talking money then Home Alone blows any Nolan movie out the gate other than the Batmans
That's not true. I think the most a HA movie is 600m or so, Nolan has 3 movies in the billion club.

[DoctorP]

That's not true. I think the most a HA movie is 600m or so, Nolan has 3 movies in the billion club.

yeah i was just talking shit on that take

:pimp:


IMPRESSIVE.

[scuzzy]

“Tenet (https://variety.com/t/tenet/)” may still be able to salvage a summer release after all — at least outside of the United States. Christopher Nolan (https://variety.com/t/christopher-nolan/)’s sci-fi thriller, from Warner Bros., will debut internationally starting on Aug. 26 before opening in select cities in the U.S. over Labor Day weekend on Sept. 3

[Bimbo Coles]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZGcmvrTX9M

Seen it.

[Patrick Chewing]

Bimbo!

[Facepalm]

Reviews have been terrible

[highwhey]

already looks 100x better than any marvel movie ever.

can't wait to see it, of course i'll have to wait for theaters to open in my city bc none are open.

[Doomsday Dallas]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZGcmvrTX9M



Don't try to understand it.... Feel it.

[scuzzy]

day-1 for me :pimp:




aug 31st

[Cleverness]

Expecting not to see it when it comes out

Movie theaters are illegal in California because they're too dangerous

[coin24]

Comes out here in a few days will definitely be going to see it!

[imdaman99]

Expecting not to see it when it comes out

Movie theaters are illegal in California because they're too dangerous

I really don't understand this myself. Gyms can reopen on August 24 here in NYC... but not theaters? Wtf.

I wanna see this movie in theaters and I'll be safe and wear a mask. But I won't get that chance.

[hold this L]

Reviews have been terrible

??

[coin24]

I really don't understand this myself. Gyms can reopen on August 24 here in NYC... but not theaters? Wtf.

I wanna see this movie in theaters and I'll be safe and wear a mask. But I won't get that chance.

Maybe in november:oldlol:

[jstern]

I'm shocked that Bimbo Coles only has 1,289 posts, since Nov 2007.

I guess because his account is as well known as the account of a regular, since Bimbo Coles is the only verified former NBA player to post on ISH. He might be the only ISHer who can beat 3ball in a one on one in real life. Even at 52 years old.

[insidehoops]

Movie is coming out.

[scuzzy]

Imax in a few days :pimp:

[hold this L]

Still don't know if I should watch or not because of corona..

[scuzzy]

Nolan does it again :applause:


-no spoilz-


Went back to his Memento roots aka worth several rewatches. 8.8/10, just a tad shy of Interstellar/Inception @ 9.5/10 classics imo


Doesn't have the character build up like Mcconaughey/Dicaprio but Denzel's son delivered. If you're into cerebral head scratchers you'll dig this

[Ghost1]

nolan is obviously very successful but I don't like his movies...

inception is garbage btw

[Doomsday Dallas]

think I might be seeing this later tonight.

As always, my movie review is the only one that matters, so if I do see it later tonight I'll be back with one.

[highwhey]

think I might be seeing this later tonight.

As always, my movie review is the only the matters, so if I do see it later tonight I'll be back with one.

:lol

[Doomsday Dallas]

:lol

Not that it matters, but I swear man, every f*cking time I go back and reread one my posts there is some kind of retarded typo somewhere.

Not a good look if I'm doing this at work.

I promise to proof read my movie review before I submit so everyone can understand it.

based on the reviews I'm reading now... the movie is complicated as f*ck and hard to understand.

[hold this L]

Well, how was it? No spoilers pls

[scuzzy]

Well, how was it? No spoilers pls
Loved it


It's too bad they didn't go VOD with it for cities having theaters closed. But like most Nolan movies it's made to be seen in IMAX or theater, especially the score

[Cleverness]

Nolan does it again :applause:


-no spoilz-


Went back to his Memento roots aka worth several rewatches. 8.8/10, just a tad shy of Interstellar/Inception @ 9.5/10 classics imo


Doesn't have the character build up like Mcconaughey/Dicaprio but Denzel's son delivered. If you're into cerebral head scratchers you'll dig this

agree, though I personally haven't rewatched movies post-2010

i was lost on the physics of the movie halfway through but still awesome. i imagine at least 99% of the audience will be lost on the physics, but still enjoying the ride

[hold this L]

My dad has serious health issues, that's the main fear of keeping me from going to the theaters right now.

[Andrei89]

My dad has serious health issues, that's the main fear of keeping me from going to the theaters right now.

Saw it in Dolby twice in a week.

Very entertaining movie, not a single dull moment but Nolan needs to fukin chill. After a second rewatch so many things are still unclear to me and many others.

He took the “don’t try to understand it, feel it” waaaay to literal.

I rank it below Inception, Interstellar, TDK, The Prestige and Memento


and above Batman Begins, Dunkirk, TDKR.

Would recommend to see it in a theatre because the sound is amazing just like in any Nolan movies.

[Doomsday Dallas]

Watched it.... Didn't understand it, but I felt it.... and what it felt like was every Nolan film wrapped into one... from Memento to Dunkirk. He incorporates elements from all of his previous films and throws them into this one

there were some things I liked, and didn't like... had some incredible moments but other times I'm like WTF?

Overall I say it's a film / piece of art worth watching, but Nolan does need to chill out a bit. Not sure where he goes from here, cause he could easily retire into sunset with this one and call it a career.

I give it a 8/10 .... and the person that made this fan made trailer nailed it:


https://youtu.be/P7aAwwTBync

[SaltyMeatballs]

Can't wait to watch this, although I've been hearing you gotta watch it a few times to fully understand it

[Nilocon165]

Can't wait to watch this, although I've been hearing you gotta watch it a few times to fully understand it
Movies like that just scream pretentious to me

[Stanley Kobrick]

just saw it in the theater. i'm going to have rewatch five more times just to understand 1/2 of it. that's why i love christopher nolan movies

[scuzzy]

Like Inception, after second rewatch of Tenet i've actually enjoyed it more the second time.

Unlike most Nolan films i'm glad this one tied up loose ends and left room for a possible prequel-sequel, or in this case a leuqerpsequel.:pimp: Maybe the future civilization collapsing and tasking Sator to collect the algorithm, or even the original nuclear physicist from the 1940's who discovered it all. Pretty much a endless amount of Terminator'like opportunities they could run with, but obv with Nolan it'll probably never happen

My only gripe is that I wish it was longer, so much action and jump cuts there was really no space for character building. And even so all the characters from Washington, to Pattinson to the Indian woman and Russian antagonist all killed it. Would have been cool to see more of that chick from the beginning who showed him the bullet inversion

It's too bad Covid hit and more people couldn't and even still can't get out to see this.

[Doomsday Dallas]

https://youtu.be/Q0jH0191Y3w

[hold this L]

Saw it in Dolby twice in a week.

Very entertaining movie, not a single dull moment but Nolan needs to fukin chill. After a second rewatch so many things are still unclear to me and many others.

He took the “don’t try to understand it, feel it” waaaay to literal.

I rank it below Inception, Interstellar, TDK, The Prestige and Memento


and above Batman Begins, Dunkirk, TDKR.

Would recommend to see it in a theatre because the sound is amazing just like in any Nolan movies.
I really want to, but I don't want to go get tested for covid right after. That shit is annoying (already did it once).

I was hoping Nolan would let us rent it online for a day so I can watch it on my TV. I still regret not seeing Interstellar in theaters, the only of his movies since he became big 15 years ago. Huge L.

https://i.imgur.com/SEoT6EU.gif

[Doomsday Dallas]

I still regret not seeing Interstellar in theaters, the only of his movies since he became big 15 years ago. Huge L.

I remember seeing Interstellar in Dolby, don't think you really shouldn't regret missing that film on the big screen... but you should regret missing Tenet in Dolby.

there are some films you shouldn't miss in 3D... like Avatar

Tenet is a film you should not miss in Dolby.... which is kind of a surprise considering Hans Zimmer was absent. Ludwig Göransson filled in very nicely.

And yes, film should be seen twice... the movie makes a lot more sense on the second viewing. 8/10 on first viewing, 9/10 on second

Tenet was much like Interstellar in that it took a second viewing for me to realize how badass of movie it really is.

[scuzzy]

Finally getting answers explained



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWm-RDRQxSM



I wouldn't mind seeing a sequel with Ives and the Scientist lady who figures out the algorithm in the future

[Doomsday Dallas]

Finally getting answers explained


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVFY7pzwDiw

[scuzzy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVFY7pzwDiw
Def a movie that ages like wine


So much replay value

[AirBonner]

Honestly it’s overrated. Nolan always tries to come off edgy when really he should just make a clean film.

[scuzzy]

he should just make a clean film.
He did, the Batman trilogy

[AirBonner]

He did, the Batman trilogy

You want a film that ages well? Blade runner 2049 is the best film in the last 10 years

[scuzzy]

You want a film that ages well? Blade runner 2049 is the best film in the last 10 years
Blade Runner 2049 is my favorite movie in the past 5 years as well


Villanueve and Nolan are the best directors since 2000 imo

[Doomsday Dallas]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOwRmPkWTcc

^ Scene reversed. That's pretty interesting.

[ZenMaster]

What a movie.

There are obviously a lot of scenes like this throughout, but just want to point out how beautiful that first meeting between The Protagonist and Neil is to watch the 2nd time when you can imagine their history.

[scuzzy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOwRmPkWTcc

^ Scene reversed. That's pretty interesting.
That part, the blue/red room part, the opera, the operation at the end

All had to rewatch several times.

For the most part after it clicks everything ties up pretty good. I just wished the movie was longer, there was little character build up and so many jump cuts.

[highwhey]

man the chick is fine af, idc that she's 7 feet, i'd make love to her tenderly but also intensity. raw.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EA48bafX4AEoFJt.jpg

[ZenMaster]

That part, the blue/red room part, the opera, the operation at the end

All had to rewatch several times.

For the most part after it clicks everything ties up pretty good. I just wished the movie was longer, there was little character build up and so many jump cuts.

I'm torn.

There are no debriefs, no proper introductions and he glides through the story that he set up for himself, being told just the right things at the right time to trigger his him into action - The Protagonist.
I think that if we had longer scenes even of Neil and him together building more relationship, it might invalidate the idea of him being able to set up the story for himself to begin with... Just how much can be kept secret for himself and just how much can Neil handle before he wants to scream "dude I know you at 50!".

[highwhey]

her feet probably same size as mine, we could share shoes

[scuzzy]

I'm torn.

There are no debriefs, no proper introductions and he glides through the story that he set up for himself, being told just the right things at the right time to trigger his him into action - The Protagonist.
I think that if we had longer scenes even of Neil and him together building more relationship, it might invalidate the idea of him being able to set up the story for himself to begin with... Just how much can be kept secret for himself and just how much can Neil handle before he wants to scream "dude I know you at 50!".
That's how Nolan films are, he kinda just throws in characters and makes the audience build their own backstory.

Interstellar went from Murph begging for her dad to stay to the space shuttle launching. I personally dig that he doesn't overexplain every detail like most diluted films do

I thought Denzel's son did pretty damn good for his first big role

[ZenMaster]

That's how Nolan films are, he kinda just throws in characters and makes the audience build their own backstory.

Interstellar went from Murph begging for her dad to stay to the space shuttle launching. I personally dig that he doesn't overexplain every detail like most diluted films do

I thought Denzel's son did pretty damn good for his first big role

I meant that I'm torn on whether or not I agreed with there being a need for more backstory. I love the movie as is.

[Doomsday Dallas]

Spoiler.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqREMVyOmCo

[Doomsday Dallas]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51JiEWzXsGU

[Street Hunger]

Did this movie wind up good?

[Nanners]

Did this movie wind up good?

no

[Street Hunger]

no

Thanks, will wait to see it on TNT at 1am someday.