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Unless it was must see stuff like the last bunch of Marvel movies, I'm perfectly content waiting them out for streaming releases.


BTW, I'm still pissed about the Han Solo spoiler.


That is a great chart. With the turnstile chart it will be interesting to watch it again.

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/tenet/

This might help you too. If u click the mega thread it has faqs and stickies.

 

Thanks! Strangely, I understood most of it. Inception took a couple watches to grasp the climax bits.


The small, related details that folks are still finding in the MCU is off the hook.

 

That's funny. I had the opposite experience haha. I need to rewatch tenet one more time, alone, in a dark room with good audio haha.

 

Oh yeah! Our bonus room over the garage has no windows. Other than it being slightly narrow due to the stairs in the back, it is killer for movies.

I just need to stop looking at those OLED TVs in the Costco entrance. Yeowza!

 

It's amazing how far down the cost of TV's have actually gotten though.

 

Oh boy! I remember buying an old tube TV back in 1996. 32in maybe? It was shocking to pay about $450 for one back then. Now, you can get a monstrous flat screen for about twice that.

 

I remember when we got our color 32". I thought it was so amazing

 

Yup! That TV sucked though.

Our flat tube TV was awesome, but tiny and weighed in at 200lb. The pull of 46in+ was just too great.

 

Tech moves so fast. It's insane

 

Oh yeah. Thankfully we have been stable lately. It was crazy in the early 2000s.

 

I really like its atmospheric elements (the fast running segments in the opera! the Bond-like, sweeping oceanic vistas in southern Italy when the Protagonist pitches the plan to Kat, the zoomed in look on the Protagonist's face when he's tortured). The spatiotemporal bits, and how the inverted/normative sequences actually look v. how they should look can take up a lot of brainpower, and I'm distracted by thinking through those parts when there are action sequences. Character motivations and development (do any characters actually change over time?!) are eschewed in lieu of the high concepts of the film, which is fine. Nolan's direction is very familiar by this point, and it takes me a bit out of the film when characters are walking down streets or otherwise empty set pieces so that they can talk through ideas; beat for beat, they're so close to the direction in and even camera angles from TDK or Inception that I can't help but be reminded that it's not bespoke regarding what this film needed in that very moment for those specific characters.

Good stuff, though. A film that is re-watchable is a successful one for me.

 

Dilbert, I want a mystery bag with contents sourced from your garage. Can I get pre-order pricing on mine?

 

Get outta here with your logic, Benny.

 

The who and the what now?

 

There's a chart.


But, Nolan's Batman movies were amazing except for the big, dayling fight seen in The Dark Night Rises. He seems to get the idea and tell the story.

 

Don’t try to understand it; feel it.

 

Is it all in the hips?

 

Always the hips. Or, the ummm . . . you know.