Wasn't Mad Max Thunder Road released as a black and white version for IMAX?
Film Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer'
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Cant fecking wait
Can't wait to watch this at home on my iPhone 
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Oh I always thought it was just a dvd extra. Had a look online and it seems they re released it in imax 3D but I’m not sure if it was the black and white version.
In 240pCan't wait to watch this at home on my iPhone
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At least the character he's playing was a bit of a cnut
Not sure how they’re going to make this interesting. Seems like such a vanilla and cliched storey to pick.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it's never been told (in movies)
The only thing concerning is the length of 2hrs and 30 min and whether the subject matter will hold an audience for that long, or whether it will end up like Dunkirk.
Poor John, does he at least get to watch it with you?Can't wait to watch this at home on my iPhone
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That's a valid concern I think. The film is almost certainly going to be about a man talented enough to do something but forced to deal with the repercussions of what that action might involve / create for him and others.
Will such an established theme be enough to elevate the film? Possibly in comparison to your average blockbuster but maybe not more than that.
looks like dogshit
I went to the same place where that guy got the Game of Thrones leaks and I've come up with a timeline for the movie;
0:00 - wide angled shot filmed from a helicopter of some beautifully framed desert. Voice over of Cillian Murphy taking about the power of man and science and shit.
0:20 - Flashback. Michael Caine dressed up as Hitler says "jah, mein guvnor innit" a lot.
2:25 - Car chase between Oppenheimer and nuclear explosion. Oppenheimer falls into the centre of nuclear explosion. Rips off the final scene from Sunshine.
2:30 - Cillian Murphy hangs dong.
2:30 - Credits. OPPENHEIMER.
Dude, spoiler that shit!!
Day 1 for me, hope it’s a return to form.
What's wrong with Matt Damon?
I'm skeptical of Nolan these days, but Cillian Murphy playing Oppenheimer might actually draw me back to the theater.
It happens from time to time where Directors tail off at points in their careers. Tarantino's last two films for example, would probably not excite his fans that much either.
I don't think this movie will satisfy most Nolan fans. He didn't make it for them. It'll be a historical drama, enjoyed most by people who know a fair bit about the Manhattan Project and how a group of passionate scientists changed the world.
I don't know much about Dunkirk, for example, so all the little back stories never told in the movie didn't help me enjoy it. It wasn't bad, it was just a bit meh.
That's how most would probably respond to Oppenheimer.
I don't know much about Dunkirk, for example, so all the little back stories never told in the movie didn't help me enjoy it. It wasn't bad, it was just a bit meh.
That's how most would probably respond to Oppenheimer.
I wonder why Nolan hasn't combined both styles yet. (Alternative) history with weird magicy quirks.
Pretty underwhelming trailer tbh looks mediocre. The only redeeming feature seems to be Murphy who looks like he saw just his parents having sex.
Tbh, I think he's now making the wrong kind of movies. According to me he hit that sweet spot early in his career and then contracted a dreadful bout of hubris.
Yeah the trailer makes it look like the worlds most expensive BBC One drama.
Looking forward to this.
This should be one to watch along with Killers of a Flower Moon.
The subject matter is fascinating but I can't help but fear it's gonna be dull crap like the latest couple of Nolan flicks.
I enjoyed Dunkirk. It was a refreshing contrast to see Nolan produce a piece that was more linear and grounded.
TENET, interesting concept but the execution and character was lacking.
TENET, interesting concept but the execution and character was lacking.
Trailer looks great
TENET is the only movie I ever stopped watching because I had no fecking clue what was taking place on the screen.
I'm all for interesting and creative idea's/concepts on time , and we all know Nolan is obsessed with the subject, but TENET was abit much, I agree.
I adored ‘Inception’ so much I saw it in the cinema on the day it premiered & went back twice the following week. For a more left brained individual, it was out there just far enough for me to love it initially & find new things the subsequent viewings. It certainly made me think every time.
I had similar hopes for TENET but punted an hour in. Completely out of my depth.
I watched Tenet with someone who had seen it before, who explained a couple of things as they happened. Without that, I may have not understood what was going on.
Yea tenet was a clusterfeck. Didnt have a clue what was happening and why they had to wear the masks.