Romão

She actually died in a town I used to live in, here in Portugal

I haven't particularly loved Nolan's recent output (although he is always worth a trip to the cinema), but I'm really excited about this one. I've loved the Odyssey since I was a kid and I'm really, really curious about how he will tackle this. Could be something very special

So that theme heard in the very trailer is indeed from the score. It does remind me quite a bit of this theme from Zimmer's Interstellar:

I respect Dunkirk a great deal, but it's more respect than enjoyment, though, but that's probably on me

The last Nolan film I truly enjoyed was Inception. I have a good feeling about this one, though

It looks exactly like it says on the tin, but I'm in. Loved all of Eggers' previous work

I own and read this very interesting book about David Lean: Only for a couple of years later to stumble upon the author, Barry Chattington himself, living right next door to a good friend of mine in absolutely the middle of nowhere in rural central Portugal and having lunch with him at my friend's house. And the slow realization that came to me that this was the very same man who had written that book. So I can least now claim to know someone who knew David Lean intimately. As degrees of separation go, this one is pretty close.

I have always found this track to be wonderfully evocative. Much more so than the actual scene being depicted

I have no particular fondness for Man of Steel not for last year's Superman, but on the whole I would place MOS slightly on top. But as far as the central performance of the main character, Corenswet just blows Cavill out of the water. Him and Lois Lane are the two bright spots of the movie which, I agree felt all over the place, packed with too many side characters and giving you the feeling of that you were dropped in the middle of the movie one hour in, and not in a "there's a sense of an untold past and history, like the clone wars mention in the first Star Wars" kind of a way

Na verdade, ela é filha de pai Brasileiro e mãe Americana

My kid loves them (he's still quite young). And as far as things to watch with him, there are far worse things around. It's harmless, albeit very childlish

It's very flawed, but it's easily my favorite Marvel movie. Good score too

Moctezuma would be my wish