Re: Christopher Nolan's OPPENHEIMER (2023)
Posted: Mon July 31, 2023 8:01 pm
no at all. I dont want that at all.Ello Sailor wrote:Joey vs. Veggie on the next Jake Paul boxing undercard. Book it.
no at all. I dont want that at all.Ello Sailor wrote:Joey vs. Veggie on the next Jake Paul boxing undercard. Book it.
I do love the oceantree_ wrote:yeah just go walk in the ocean joey bye
VinylGuy wrote:im sorry i reacted to a post from you.epilogue wrote:It's all subjective. If it works for you, that's great! I'm super happy about that. I love that for you. It didn't for me. *shrugs*VinylGuy wrote:He ask so much to some movies and so so little to others...
Sort of like when trag or WCT chime in on some album production/mixing/etc. They studied and trained in those skills and so they hear it all more specifically and in different ways. They hear stuff I'm not hearing. And that effects how they react to it. I might enjoy the song or album a lot but they hear something that they can't get past. Having studied and trained in acting for 20 years, sometimes I think I get hung up on things that maybe others don't. I have specific things I'm looking at and reacting to. None of that is to say I'm right or wrong. I'm just reacting and explaining why.
While contemplating at the rings made by the rain drops?BurtReynolds wrote:slowly wander into a pond.
At least sixteen, but I was making an Oppenheimer reference.Ello Sailor wrote:Do not weep in the pond, Joseph. How many times have I told you?
Agreed on the RDJ element, and that the first two hours really shined.The Argonaut wrote:It's a great success of a movie.
But!
Too much music. It's nearly comical. It helps with the feeling of a relentless pace and I suppose they thought it would set off the big moments of sound design (that were very moving) but it's just too much music. This is a problem with a lot of movies these days, but this is the worst example I've seen.
I think the RDJ element of the story is essential to the full picture of the movie, and we need it to get the full blow of the wonderful ending, but it takes up too large a chunk of the movie and I hate that RDJ all of a sudden basically becomes the main character and Oppenheimer is almost gone. There's gotta be a better way to get to that story than what they did.
Either less Emily Blunt or more Emily Blunt. The amount of Emily Blunt we got was insufficient to support the weight of the story that ended up on her shoulders. And you'll never find me advocating for less Emily Blunt. But maybe just in this one special case.
But overall it was pretty tremendous for two hours. I saw it last night and my ears still really fucking hurt, though
There's nothing I can do about it either. I'll be sure to report back.wease wrote:At the end of the day, you’ll either like it or you won’t.
Make sure you poop and pee before the movie. It's a long one.Coach wrote:There's nothing I can do about it either. I'll be sure to report back.wease wrote:At the end of the day, you’ll either like it or you won’t.
I will, but I know that I will have to build in a piss break. Poop should be fine as a I am pretty consistent.tommy wrote:Make sure you poop and pee before the movie. It's a long one.Coach wrote:There's nothing I can do about it either. I'll be sure to report back.wease wrote:At the end of the day, you’ll either like it or you won’t.
I got you, coach.Coach wrote:I will, but I know that I will have to build in a piss break. Poop should be fine as a I am pretty consistent.tommy wrote:Make sure you poop and pee before the movie. It's a long one.Coach wrote:There's nothing I can do about it either. I'll be sure to report back.wease wrote:At the end of the day, you’ll either like it or you won’t.
I have the RunPee app which tells you the best times for pee breaks at movies.