Title Speculation Thread
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God Of Death
A Film By Christopher Nolan
A Film By Christopher Nolan
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Feel it could be symbolic of whatever was left after the bombs in general but also like the beginning of the future devastation at the time as well.
Feel it could be symbolic of whatever was left after the bombs in general but also like the beginning of the future devastation at the time as well.
Please let the title be anything but Oppenhiemer. It is so very generic and uninventive for a Nolan film.
Also, Dunkirk did nothing for me. It was flat like Inception. Need more of the soul than mathemathics.
Also, Dunkirk did nothing for me. It was flat like Inception. Need more of the soul than mathemathics.
I think Inception is a great movie title.
But those are his two best films.....?! You must be doing a bit. What this movie needs is soul-death, you know the kind of thing a person achieves when they create a weapon that kills more than 200,000 people.blackColumn wrote: ↑September 12th, 2021, 12:48 amPlease let the title be anything but Oppenhiemer. It is so very generic and uninventive for a Nolan film.
Also, Dunkirk did nothing for me. It was flat like Inception. Need more of the soul than mathemathics.
We`ve found Chris`s new obsession, information hazards, but if i recall correctly Matt Damon`s characters says on Interstellar "some things arent meant to be known", perhaps this little bug of an idea was poping its head up then, Tenet faced the idea more head on, but this could be on another level, how do we deal with wielding this world ending knowledge, could we ever forget it ? man so many cool concepts, i think i get why it fired up Chris`s filmmaking heart.
IT's an extremely important subject; but also extremely difficult. Nolan needs to be focused and nimble, and have a point of view on the subject. Considering it deals with the mass death of real people. I've said this before but the tension at the heart of Nolan's filmmaking is how technocratic his process is but how technophobic his narratives are. Technology also destroys identity in Nolan's films, they are about technology abolishing free-will (inception/tenet) or destroying one's humanity/or a subsumption of it (the prestige/dk trilogy/dunkirk). They are about the failure of systems and methodology (memento/dunkirk/inception/interstellar/tenet/insomnia/dk trilogy/prestige). Which is to say, Oppenhiemer is perfect for Nolan: and I think Nolan is critical of him, the line Tenet about him comes off as a critique.Nicolaslabra wrote: ↑September 13th, 2021, 2:22 amWe`ve found Chris`s new obsession, information hazards, but if i recall correctly Matt Damon`s characters says on Interstellar "some things arent meant to be known", perhaps this little bug of an idea was poping its head up then, Tenet faced the idea more head on, but this could be on another level, how do we deal with wielding this world ending knowledge, could we ever forget it ? man so many cool concepts, i think i get why it fired up Chris`s filmmaking heart.
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