Any reactions on the cinematography? I saw the film twice: 2K digital and 35mm film. Hoyte`s work is AMAZING here. It remind me of The Master in color and Good Nights and Good Luck in B&W. This is bang-on. It's Dunkirk meets The Master for the color sequences. Astounding work on the whole, Hoyte ha...

fuck dude

for some reason, a lot of the 65 stuff in Dunkirk was pretty grainy on 15/70 - moreso than some 35 stuff on Interstellar . especially weird because 65 should have more resolution and hoyte beat the shit out of the negatives in Interstellar - that 35 stuff is filthy i’m hopeful that they’ve treated t...

guys i love greta and think barbie is gonna be awesome but we’re gonna have to batten down the hatches in july bc the discourse is going to be abysmal

this being a biopic of sorts also makes it different, but there were 3 hour rumors for dunkirk too - which obviously were bs

EOLB wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2023, 6:20 am

so are they gonna send new platters for 15/70 imax distro or what? if I remember, interstellar (with a shorter runtime!) had different credits because of platter constraints

why do you come here just to post other people’s negative opinions about this show lol

this guy

i haven’t stopped thinking about this movie since i saw it so that’s probably a good sign. it’s anti-la la land but also not was lucky to get to see a 70mm print and this is the first movie i’ve seen in quite a while that would not have been possible to shoot digitally (sorry mr yedlin). linus cooks...

antovolk wrote: ↑

December 19th, 2022, 5:43 pm

FYI: the trailer was cut together by Universal's in house trailer agency Inside Job

just the online one or the IMAX exclusive too

i have a suspicion the IMAX trailer was cut by nolan and lame - it’s so tonally different