Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan, July 21, 2023) Movie • Page 8

Tenet, sort of

 

Still haven’t seen Tenet, but from what I’ve heard I don’t plan to. Recently watched Dunkirk and liked it much more than when I saw it in theaters.

 

I think if you dig Nolan movies, Tenet is worth seeing at least once.

 

a plane kinda rolls into some shit in tenet

 

yeah they forgot to put the parking break on and it very slowly rolls into a storage unit

 

so yeah, no way we're not getting a trailer soon i guess

 

Yep.

 

dudes rock

 

Not sure if this is a hot take but Tenet is much better than Dunkirk.

 

Oh, that’s a spicy one

 

I love a good war film, but I found Dunkirk boring. It’s as if he wanted to make a suspenseful war film. If so, he succeeded. That just doesn’t work for me.

 

Dunkirk is Nolan's best film imo and Tenet's pretty good too. Seen that one three times and I still don't fully follow it but it sure is something to behold

 

If I wanna get hyped all I have to do is look at the casting on wiki.

 

This is actually a photo of Cillian watching Nolan blast a nuke on set.

 

lol

 

went on wiki to remember what movie the teaser played before and ended up going down a wiki hole about the manhattan project, trinity, the WWII bombings. Wild shit.

 

I did this a few summers ago. History is always much more fascinating than fiction. It helps that it’s near the beginning of my favorite historical period.

 

I hope WW2 procedurals become more of a thing after this movie. There is still plenty of fascinating virtually untold stories from that war that don't involve actual combat.

I want a weather forecasting for the D Day landings movie about James Stagg. Also shocked we haven't had a Agana Riots movie.

 

man i thought this was coming out so much sooner lol

 

I’d love more films on the pacific theater. Tora! Tora! Tora! is great. Letters from Iwo Jima is great.

Pearl Harbor is not a good movie but I do like the battle scenes.

The best WWII film thus far is Saving Private Ryan imo. The D day opening…brutal

 

Watch Midway on Peacock if you haven't yet. The acting and dialogue isn't great, but its one of the most historically accurate battle oriented WW2 movies I have ever seen.

You can tell Roland Emmerich made getting everything about Battle of Midway right a priority. It got so into the weeds that it was the first WW2 movie that talked about how shitty the Mark 14 Torpedo was and how much of a problem it was for the US Navy.

 

I guess this was one of the first trailers to play? I didn't see this or Barbie in my IMAX Avatar screening last night.