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October 6th, 2023, 3:13 pm

https://x.com/DiscussingFilm/status/171 ... 59500?s=20

To be fair, in the actual article he does call Oppenheimer a "great movie".

Still a few more films to be seen (Napoleon, Color Purple) and lots of twist and turns can still happen when more of the festival films are actually released to the general public but looking like a three-horse race between Oppenheimer, Killer of the Flower Moon, and Poor Things. I also think/predic...

https://www.gc.cuny.edu/events/oppenheimer-biography-blockbuster-christopher-nolan-and-emma-thomas-conversation-kai-bird Oppenheimer filmmakers Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas join in a discussion with Kai Bird, Pulitzer Prize–winning biographer, about the challenges of turning complicated histor...

A major competitor, especially for tech categories, is gone till 2024. Dune 2 moving till next March.

Starting to fall behind Inception's daily numbers...oh well, the dream is collapsing... I noticed that as well. Inception is what I’ve been really comparing it to the most this whole run thus far - not necessarily the dollar numbers themselves, but the percentage drops day to day. I still think Opp...

Starting to fall behind Inception's daily numbers...oh well, the dream is collapsing...

Seen this mention by couple others on social media sites, but a
"Red Dead Redemption" adaption by Nolan would be amazing.

I just hope the movie has enough juice to get past $300 million domestic. That would be a pretty cool accomplishment.

I was listening to Marc Maron's WTF podcast interview with Cillian from a couple weeks ago. Marc said in his private IMAX 70mm screening in late June, it was just him and about a dozen other people, including Jon Favreau and Jordan Peele . Really great interview btw. I've never heard Cillian so rel...

Positive or negative...don't care what he thinks.