remember when this was considered revolutionary and would change cinema forever
instead we got 10 years of capeshit
remember when this was considered revolutionary and would change cinema forever
instead we got 10 years of capeshit
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It changed movie trailers forever though
And action movie music.
And Ellen Page
Instead it the last film that is a stand alone film that from a original idea that made a ton of money.
Its reddit shit but I like it.
It also the first flick I ever saw in a dinner theater.
poster looks stupid
>posters sell impossible geometric twists
>these happen only in like 5s of the movie
Bravo Nolan
>movie takes place in a non-euclidean plane
Bravo Nolan
>movie takes place on a propeller plane
Kermode was onto something when he said the biggest merit of Nolan was showing that summer blockbuster didn't gave to be Transformertier retarded to be successful,studios could make better movies and they'd sell.
>posters sell impossible geometric twists
>these happen only in like 5s of the movie during the exposition, never to be seen again
Interstellar?
Guess it depends on what you mean by "tons of money."
Its only 171st on the all time movie charts, inception is 78th, and the highest outside of Titantic for original movie that was not a adaptation.
Anyone who played Psychonauts would recognize this as the boring fucking "makes morons feel smart" flick that it is.
Dreams don't work in layers and people don't normally dream of drab action setpieces stolen from James Bond films. I'm glad the hype is over.
Definition of an overrated film. It was ok.
>retard who plays vidya thinks he knows anything about dreams or film making
Kino imo. I know it's incredibly flawed in terms of dialogue but i enjoyed it a lot and it's one of those films that got me into film.
>original
Inception was the last Nolan movie I've enjoyed but its not original. Its themes and ideas have been explored in stuff like Paprika and even Donald Duck comics .
user, he speaking "Original" as in original screenplay, it was not a adaptation of a novel,comic book, or another movie. Yes, it borrowed ideas from other films.
Just look at the sad list of top movies
>Dreams don't work in layers
source?
Interstellar holds the title of most overrated Nolan film.
The more you think about it, the more you realize reality is nothing but a collective dream that you can bend to your will like you can do in your personal dreams at night, it is just more difficultbecause you are competing with the will of every other living creature on Earth.
It has some similar themes to paprika but it's more original than what hollywood produces these days.
But anyhow original in this context means it's not preestablished IP
>revolutionary
>rips of MC Escher
>Labyrinth and The Quiet Man ripped off Escher 20 years earlier
How do u be this stupid?
Its Dark Night you colossal capeshitter
I can’t make it through this movie without falling asleep
Maybe you're already asleep and just going deeper into the dream.
Top tier Nolan Kino
Memento
Dunkirk
The prestige
High tier Nolan flicks
Interstellar
Inception
TDK
Begins
Insomnia
Meme tier
TDKR
Did not watch tier
The following
I enjoyed it.