radewart wrote: ↑

February 15th, 2022, 11:06 pm

His dad was a decent actor at one time...less said about his uncle the better.

LOL

Cousin Eddie

John Cena

John Cena’s performance in this show is quite frankly astonishing. He can go from being absolutely laugh out loud funny to heartfelt emotion at the snap of a finger without ever losing any believability. He’s got a fan for me for life after this show. I hope more directors realize the range this guy...

IMDb has updated the status of the movie to “filming” They’re usually fairly accurate with stuff like this.

Demoph wrote: ↑

February 7th, 2022, 7:06 pm

Why the hell would Nolan cast a 36 years old to play young Oppenheimer? There's no way he's playing young Oppenheimer.

Correct. That suggestion is laughable.

Unfortunately he sold out for the most money possible… he always championed the cinema experience prior and with how successful Knives Out was there was no reason it couldn’t have been done at traditional studio. But I guess there was at least one very good reason why it couldn't have been done, ot...

That is genuinely a moment in the film, right? They are not turning around just to perform for that awful Netflix ad, are they? God, I hate that Rian is working with Netflix, I mean it's not like all of these companies aren't trash, but still Netflix is a big yikes. Unfortunately he sold out for th...

radewart wrote: ↑

February 1st, 2022, 9:06 pm

"But Chris is telling it in a different way"

Hmm... so not a straightfoward biopic, wonder what Nolan has up his sleeve?

This is completely expected. It would have been shocking if he said it was being told in a traditional way lol.

Anyone else watching? It’s a blast!

Master Virgo wrote: ↑

January 19th, 2022, 5:50 am

There is a reason for that terrible British accent from what I understand.

He thinks he's some British dude called Steven Grant, but he's actually Marc Spector, a Jewish-American fella with a severe case of dissociative identity disorder

Alright that makes more sense.