Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan, July 21, 2023) Movie • Page 16

When is the last time any film released in theaters came with an intermission?

 

i remember a version of The Hateful 8 having one. I had tickets to it but ended up not going.

like a jackass

 

I saw the hateful eight with an intermission on christmas

 

Huh, didn't know that; I wonder why of all films they chose to have one for that film

 

I had tickets with my girlfriend at the time, and then she couldn't make it, and I didn't want to go alone

like a jackass

 

shoulda asked me bud I would have gone

 

damn maybe next time

 

grant what was life like for you in december 2015

 

off topic: review embargo is in two weeks, not sure about social media reactions

 

should we spend the next 2 weeks ranking nolan movies

 

That’s private Josh

 

my b

 

it was long as hell and Tarantino liked the throw back idea.

 

Dunkirk
The Dark Knight
Inception
Memento
Tenet
Batman Begins
The Prestige
Interstellar
The Dark Knight Rises

have not seen following or Insomnia

 

The prestige too low

 

Dunkirk
Interstellar
The Dark Knight
The Prestige
Batman Begins
Inception
The Dark Knight Rises
Tenet (would like to rewatch this one to see if I feel the same)





Memento

also haven't seen Following or Insomnia

 

The Dark Knight
Batman Begins
Inception
Interstellar
Dunkirk
The Dark Knight Rises
Tenet

Haven't seen the others

 

I keep forgetting he made Insomnia, which I enjoyed.

 

One of the Fast movies'll do it, just you wait.

 

They'll probably go to that same cliff Tom jumps off of in the latest MI, but have a Hummer fly off, with a nuke strapped to its back, in order to destroy the bad guy sitting at the bottom of the valley down below

 

The Prestige
Dunkirk
Memento
---
The Dark Knight
Following
Batman Begins
---
Insomnia
Interstellar
Inception
---
Tenet
The Dark Knight Rises

 

Great setlist

 

Dunkirk is probably the only one I'd consider rewatching

 

Insane post, spiffa