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I'm in the process of watching Dunkirk for a second time, and again, in my opinion, this is Nolan's best pic to date. It's also his only 'Feel-O-Rama' movie where the director really takes his time (too much time for the average Nolan apostle, I'm sure) to make you feel like you are there actually living it. And no, I don't need to love the characters to pieces before that to happen. It's all in the direction and storytelling.

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If you have enough self-confidence, you can always read the reviews and still make up your own mind.

And it's a Scott Free production.

James Cameron and Ridley Scott watched Alien: Romulus .... And they loved it! https://coveredgeekly.com/entertainment/tv/james-cameron-has-seen-alien-romulus/ What else are they going to say?

Philip Glass, the most overrated composer ever, was extremely boring. Salvation finally came with Stravinsky. Järvi's version is pretty fast but I like it that way.

According to reviewers, this is the movie to watch right now.

I wouldn't surprised if some people with zero interest in soundtracks (that's how they call them) might have a Morricone or Zimmer 'best of' CD.

Why not? You never understood what the big deal was with the original so maybe this series will change your mind! Ever since Danny Boyle's Sunshine, I don't see the character, I see her. For some strange reason, I find her distracting.

I gave up after 15 minutes. According to Zack, these are the kiddo versions, the adult versions will be released later this year.

Oh, no, I don't like her.

He seems a bit like a slow dresser.

Never read The Fountainhead but I know it's Zack Snyder's dream to turn it into a movie. Isn't there already a classic B&W movie with a same or very similar subject?

The good stuff or endless sequels.