Has anyone seen Netflix's The Keepers?

A haunting, emotional docu that has stuck with me for months, still.

Wally Pfister is the blandest DP I can think of, and I think his career post-Nolan shows just how lost he is without a good director to back him up. His work on TDKR was atrocious at times, which was a shame. did you see the same movie as me? I remember sitting in the IMAX theatre and having notice...

I'm hoping for the obvious route to see out Craig's era; have Madeleine be killed in usual prologue format, perhaps while honeymooning, and have Bond on a simple revenge path post MI6. Bring back Blofeld as some Hannibal type character, but keep the threat small and personal. If his time can be book...

Wally Pfister is the blandest DP I can think of, and I think his career post-Nolan shows just how lost he is without a good director to back him up. His work on TDKR was atrocious at times, which was a shame.

Blade Runner is a masterpiece in all versions, if only for its imperfections. 2049 tried a little too hard to be "perfect" in every single aspect, except one crucial one: run time. A good 20 minutes needed trimming. I remember how Scott would talk of the sequel with such love that I always thought ...

Bacon wrote:

Love this, along with the cover. A lot of the artwork for this is similar to The Master.

Three Golden Globe nominations including Best Director? Ridley's scored a good one here.

Personally I would like Nolan to continue his interest in historical events such as Dunkrik (comfortably his best film since TDK) and follow it up with a film detailing The Battle Of Britain . Though I suspect Nolan will move away from such War related work for the time being and focus purely on so...

I play the scissors.

karthiksac wrote:I am sure Nolan would consider doing a classic Western piece and redefining the genre (like Jonah's westworld?)

But Westworld is its own thing, anything remotely similar will appear a carbon copy. A full thrown western, though? I don't think he'd be up for that.