one of Wes' best films

@Nolan62 Very well said, you articulated something I'd also been thinking about with his last three films. Would be interested in hearing more.

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April 27th, 2021, 12:51 am

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April 26th, 2021, 12:56 am

The lead(s) of his next film was probably at the Oscars just now.

I hope he brings back some of the tenet cast, but my bet would be Riz or Kaluuya

I can feel a Kaluuya collab...I can feel it.

totally forgot Yeun, I could see him wanting to work with him too.

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April 26th, 2021, 12:56 am

The lead(s) of his next film was probably at the Oscars just now.

I hope he brings back some of the tenet cast, but my bet would be Riz or Kaluuya

Ya it's very good! Liked this a lot, by far the best since Edwards' 2014 film. Playful tone and the human characters tie into the monster fights in a way that won't get recognized but is pretty organic for the series. Monster fights have rhythm and energy--Wingard gets the scale of them right and ma...

you nailed it, dude. I wouldn't be surprised if Tenet ages better than Inception. hope he keeps pushing those boundaries too. and when he does eventually go back to something smaller, it'll be fascinating to see how much he can push when he's not adhering to mainstream genre conventions--not that th...

the opposite haha. seeing it in the theater over HBO max is telling. but it's also a movie that should be seen in the theater.

too early to know where he'll end up. WB isn't even out of the question necessarily. we'll see what happens with the studio/theaters this summer/fall. BUT he'll get unprecedented treatment, even more than Tarantino. Sony and Universal seem like a close 1 and 2. Hell and Gone would be exciting, he's ...

That is now by far the biggest US market it's been available in i believe? very curious if you get some new ppl goin to see it, or ppl who just want to see it in a theater