Cinematography is a doubtful win. You already have Barbie which looked amazing (but Barbie will more likely win for Production Design), and you still have Killers of the Flower Moon, Dune 2 and Poor Things possibly coming out this year (although with SAG strike continuing some of them might be postp...

My update of the list from the previous post: Writing 1. Memento 10/10 2. The Dark Knight 9/10 3. Oppenheimer 9/10 4. The Prestige 9/10 5. Insomnia 8/10 6. Interstellar 8/10 7. The Dark Knight Rises 7/10 8. Dunkirk 7/10 9. Inception 7/10 10. Batman Begins 6/10 11. Tenet 6/10 Directing 1. Oppenheimer...

Wow! Nolan is back! And with most probably his most focused and adult movie, both in terms of story and approach. Normally I'm not a fan of biopics but Nolan really managed to make this a thrilling movie and a showdown of who's who in physics of the time, which alone made it into a fascinating insig...

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July 20th, 2023, 1:47 pm

but by far-right and inceldom

So Snyder fans. Btw, you might be right because Barbie does make a solid joke about that fandom.

Believe the hype! This is... KINO* *Even if it's very on the nose and a blatant marketing movie. It still is incredibly funny and impeccably made. Ryan Gosling needs to be at least nominated for an Oscar. If Oppenheimer is as good as Barbie this might be one of the best weekends at the cinema of all...

My preference is when they speak in the native language, it's especially helpful when you have characters of multiple nationalities and you don't have to guess who's supposed to be speaking which language in the scene but I also don't mind them speaking English. However, I hate when characters who a...

Mission: Impossible remains to be a high standard in action cinema because even if it's one of the weaker entries in the franchise it is still well worth seeing on the big screen. McQuarrie continues his trend he started with his first entry by bringing the series back to its espionage roots and tha...

I love Harrison but one of the biggest issues is definitely how much they pay on screen talent. And by that I mean the stars only (because regular working actors don't make a lot either). In a cinematic environment where studios believe IPs are what makes money, they still give exorbitant amounts to...

I don't have this issue. Barbie has a special screening on the 19th here so I'll see it first and then Oppenheimer on Friday (or Saturday because Friday is my birthday and I don't know what plans my wife has for us yet)

Mid-year assessment: https://i.imgur.com/dRzi5a9.png - The two strongest ones are definitely Air and Guardians of the Galaxy. I highly recommend Air, even if you're not a Jordan fan - great performances by Damon, Davis and especially Chris Messina. Affleck directs it in an old drama style with good ...