I understand why they chose to have Damon, one of the most likeable actor, play Groves, but when I read about Groves, it felt unearned, and I thought someone like Christian Bale, Joaquin Phoenix or Alfred Molina could have been closer to the real Groves, though Damon worked for what Nolan aimed for:...

Can someone name them all? I recognize some but not all of them.

Love the stuff about Jack Quaid, the scene in the corridor is great indeed. Feynman felt like one of the few scientists that didn't have a moment to shine in the script, and it's nice they found ways to integrate his remorses in the film during shooting! Honestly, that cast is insane, of course the ...

If both films must share the awards, I'd rather have Lame and Robertson as winners than Göransson and Schoonmaker. For me Lame must get it, that's one of the best edited film I've ever seen. Giving a posthumous award to one of the great musician of the last 50 years doesn't shock me. Also the oscar ...

And Barbie (production design, adapted screenplay, supporting actor, picture). Also Maestro for best actor. Concerning Poor Things, it would be quite ironic, if the two times the academy decides to go for a crazy kind of sci-fi, kind of fantasy movie, it's both when Nolan makes a history epic. I'm r...

666kalpa wrote: ↑

November 14th, 2023, 1:21 pm

yeah saw that..i have a downloaded copy of the Behind The Scenes Movie with me.. in case anyone wants can DM

Please

Trailer is good. But can a Marvel show be good ? Still not sure if I dare to try to find out.

jetsdude wrote: ↑

October 4th, 2023, 9:51 am

the time feels right for both him and Bond. A Nolan Bond trilogy could be one of the most successful trilogies of all time. Just pay the man, give it to him and do what DC shoulda done ten years ago.

But that's exactly what DC did...