Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan, July 21, 2023) Movie • Page 7

if it's that long, i'd definitely suggest going to the bathroom before it starts

 

Hell yeah hope it earns that run time.

 

wonder if this gets an imax prologue before avatar, or if we’d have heard anything about that by now if it did

 

anyone else’s theater have anything similar

 

jesus christ

 

I mean, I’ll see it.

 

this is going to own

 

He also bragged about crashing a real plane and then it was dull as fuck so who knows

But I do feel like I'm on a love-hate pattern with Nolan and Tenet sucked shit so I'm probably gona love this

 

I think I'm kinda over Nolan's vibe at this point. Yawn.

 

Tenet was Nolan for the first time going past his limits, so hopefully with Oppenheimer he's reigned it in a bit

 

lol yeah that scene was so boring and dumb

 

I still haven’t bothered to watch Tenet, but I’m feeling more interested in this one. For now

 

I have to at least give him credit, he's doing big original movies and trying to do as many practical things as possible. That's very cool. It's just a shame some of them turn out as horrificly bad as Tenet

 

yeah Tenet was garbo but im excited for this

 

Not to rehash a tired debate, but for the record, I’m still 100% Team Tenet. What a cool flick, imo.

 

Only watched it once & thought it was fine?

 

Tenet is very good

 

In my head canon this is 100% a Godzilla prequel.

 

Tenet was nice

 

it’s good. has a few typical nolan issues so i’m not exactly weirded out by someone disliking it. i’d come back to it and i’m pleased i saw it in a theater sometime last year

 

What movie had a plane crash I don't remember one. Dunkirk?

 

TDKR