Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan, July 21, 2023) Movie • Page 55

He’s a moron and his son is a psycho

 

now on prime video

 

Still playing in theaters in Japan. Might get in my 5th viewing tomorrow.

 

y'all weird for finding that bullshit funny still

 

Small Things Like These (Tim Mielants, 2024) • forum.chorus.fm

 

why

 

They don’t know I’ve already read the entire book at a store with no intention of buying it

 

Unlike his other releases, I’m not anticipating the new one as much. Oppenheimer is his magnum opus and I don’t think his next movie can top it. I’m worried I’ll be disappointed.

 

What? You surely aren't forming opinions about a movie that doesn't exist, right?

 

Also Oppenheimer was just okay

 

it could likely be one more great film of his among many regardless of it being "not as good" as oppie

 

i'd be surprised if it's on par with that, given that nolan apparently said the next one would much lighter this time around (or words to that effect)

 

He's doing The Hangover 4

 

That’s not what my comment was saying. Merely me thinking that Oppenheimer is near perfect and it’s incredibly hard to go beyond near perfect.

I was speaking solely about me and my concerns regarding my expectations.

 

do we even know what that movie will be about?

 

A dude who falls asleep to travel through a wormhole to visit Oppenheimer and save the world

 

who'd wanna watch matt damon in a spy movie or 3

 

An espionage film set during the Cold War would catch my attention

 

Inception but it's Benoit Blanc.

 

I'm branching out. It's not sci-fi, it's a spy movie about a spy who operates in the 4th dimension and saves a child along the way.