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44 minutes ago, #SnowyVernalSpringsEternal said:

I don't know what Dunkirk was supposed to be about.

 

It was about ordinary civilians bringing the English soldiers, who were trapped on the beach between the sea and the Germans, back home with their little boats. If the civilians didn't come to rescue of the soldiers, they all would have died. It was a race against the clock (hence why Zimmer's music sounded the way it sounded) or the brave rescuers would have died too. Because of the way Dunkirk is set up, you could say that it's the 2001 of war movies and Ii's probably the reason why I liked it.

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On 05/06/2026 at 12:33 PM, Edmilson said:

I guess I'm just too dumb to understand Tenet. 

 

On 05/06/2026 at 12:57 PM, Chen G. said:

Me too

 

Future Kenneth Branagh is mad that we in the present day are destroying the climate.  He uses time travel to send pieces of a machine back in time that will fix the climate for them but kill all of us (or something).  Future John David Washington discovers this and sends himself back in time to recruit his present day self to fight back.  Robert Pattinson is also from the future helping but you don't know he's from the future until the end.  Present day John David Washington and Robert Pattinson save the day, kill Branagh, and free Elizabeth Debecki while they're at it.

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I liked Tenet enough but it's too focused on its plotting than on being a movie enjoyably watchable

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19 hours ago, Jay said:

 

 

Future Kenneth Branagh is mad that we in the present day are destroying the climate.  He uses time travel to send pieces of a machine back in time that will fix the climate for them but kill all of us (or something).  Future John David Washington discovers this and sends himself back in time to recruit his present day self to fight back.  Robert Pattinson is also from the future helping but you don't know he's from the future until the end.  Present day John David Washington and Robert Pattinson save the day, kill Branagh, and free Elizabeth Debecki while they're at it.

 

?????

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It's not that complicated.

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Just now, #SnowyVernalSpringsEternal said:

 

You want to read The Silmarillion even though you can't even follow Tenet?

 

I'm sure The Silmarillion will be easier to follow than Tennant.

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1 hour ago, Jill Sandwich said:

 

I'm sure The Silmarillion will be easier to follow than Tennant.

I mean, I'm sure David Tennant has personal security to protect him from stalkers, so following him wouldn't exactly be easy...

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Just now, Edmilson said:

I mean, I'm sure David Tennant has personal security to protect him from stalkers, so following him wouldn't exactly be easy...

 

We follow The Doctor.

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I must say, it does make for an odd juxtaposition to have FANTASTIC VOYAGE as a title for this featurette with this incredibly dull greyish font they've been using for Nolan's films for years and also considering this film's drab visuals for Odysseus' journey from Norway to Iceland.

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But it's dark, gritty and disturbing! Nolan thinks Real Movies can only be like this! 

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I know nothing about the original story of the Odyssey, but doesn't he travel across the mediterranean? Why film in a clearly Icelandic landscape?

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1 hour ago, leeallen01 said:

I know nothing about the original story of the Odyssey, but doesn't he travel across the mediterranean? Why film in a clearly Icelandic landscape?


I believe the Icelandic scenes are for the Underworld. The rest of the movie that’s located in the regular world was filmed in the Mediterranean.

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On 17/06/2026 at 10:38 AM, BloodBoal said:

I must say, it does make for an odd juxtaposition to have FANTASTIC VOYAGE as a title for this featurette with this incredibly dull greyish font they've been using for Nolan's films for years and also considering this film's drab visuals for Odysseus' journey from Norway to Iceland.

 

To me, it is not the color, but the framing that makes a film beautiful. Nolan just knows how to make something cinematic. There is something naturally beautiful about his film. People say that the Villeneuve's Dune films lacks color too. But to me, the way Villeneuve shot the desert and the sets is beautiful. It is the focus on simple contrast, geometric shapes, and scale. No need for fluff.  

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I'm mildly excited to see it.

 

(To be fair, it takes a lot to get me excited these days.)

 

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2 minutes ago, Mr. Hooper said:

I'm mildly excited to see it.

 

(To be fair, it takes a lot to get me excited these days.)

 

I'm interested. The last movie I was EXCITED about was Project Hail Mary. I'm not sure what movie I was excited about before that.

 

I'm also interested in the new Spider-Man. 1) It's Spider-Man and 2) I don't know anything about it.

 

Hmmmm. Am I more interested in The Odyssey or Spider-Man? Probably The Odyssey?

 

I just know that I was NOT excited about Disclosure Day. And rightly so. Good score though. (Should I bash on Supergirl just to wrap it all up?)

 

 

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17 minutes ago, Tallguy said:

I'm also interested in the new Spider-Man. 1) It's Spider-Man and 2) I don't know anything about it.

 

I'm interested to see it explore a more mature Peter Parker. And seeing Spidey grapple with the Hulk will be a childhood dream fulfilled.

 

17 minutes ago, Tallguy said:

I just know that I was NOT excited about Disclosure Day.


I had hopes, and I didn't come out of it as badly bruised as others... It just needs a sequel.

 

17 minutes ago, Tallguy said:

(Should I bash on Supergirl just to wrap it all up?)


Too easy.

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Just now, Mr. Hooper said:

It just needs a sequel.

 

Talk like that is why the SE of Close Encounters showed the inside of the spaceship.

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The biggest complaint is that the movie ends abruptly after disclosure. A sequel feels warranted, and I'm down for it.

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16 minutes ago, Mr. Hooper said:

The biggest complaint is that the movie ends abruptly after disclosure. A sequel feels warranted, and I'm down for it.

 

If I thought that SS had any idea what happened at the end of THIS one, I'd... Well, I'd still hate the idea.

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27 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

Spidey could grapple with my hulk, any day :)

Eh... you do realize it's Spider-MAN... And that he started his heroic career at 15 years old, right?

 

Spoiler

Nothing wrong with the first part, the second one, though...

 

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30 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

Spidey could grapple with my hulk, any day :)

 

Deadpool? Is that you? (The Hulk is going to be in Spider-Man? Gee, I don't know why I was avoiding the Spider-Man thread for spoilers.)

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42 minutes ago, Edmilson said:

Eh... you do realize it's Spider-MAN... And that he started his heroic career at 15 years old, right?

 

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Nothing wrong with the first part, the second one, though...

 

If he started his career at 15 years old, why wasn't he called Spider-Adolescent?

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2 hours ago, Mr. Hooper said:

And seeing Spidey grapple with the Hulk will be a childhood dream fulfilled.

 

1 hour ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

Spidey could grapple with my hulk, any day :)


Why must you sully my childhood dream? :lol:
 

44 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

If he started his career at 15 years old, why wasn't he called Spider-Adolescent?

 

That argument won't hold up in court. :)
 

1 hour ago, Tallguy said:

(The Hulk is going to be in Spider-Man? Gee, I don't know why I was avoiding the Spider-Man thread for spoilers.)


It would've been a small miracle if you'd made it to the theater without knowing... It's not a secret, and he's featured in the latest trailer.

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27 minutes ago, Mr. Hooper said:

It would've been a small miracle if you'd made it to the theater without knowing... It's not a secret, and he's featured in the latest trailer.

 

I'm sorry to sully this hallowed Church with MCU talk: But my brother doesn't watch trailers and isn't in any way immersed in online movie news. When he saw Civil War it was a surprise when Peter Parker showed up.

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Lots of backlash after the new countdown trailer. 

 

 

Posted
2 hours ago, A24 said:

Lots of backlash after the new countdown trailer.


Backlash over what?

Posted
19 minutes ago, Mr. Hooper said:


Backlash over what?

I guess over the shot of black Helen! At least, that's what I've read in articles.

By the way, doesn't anyone still know what character Elliot Page does? I guess it's a surprise.

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3 minutes ago, filmmusic said:

I guess over the shot of black Helen! At least, that's what I've read in articles.


She's in that trailer? I guess I blinked.

 

3 minutes ago, filmmusic said:

By the way, doesn't anyone still know what character Elliot Page does? I guess it's a surprise.


Anyway, it's not Achilles, as some thought.

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29 minutes ago, Mr. Hooper said:


Backlash over what?

 

Mainly the cast, I think. You know, the political correctness of it all. 

 

But there's backlash over many aspects.

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1 minute ago, A24 said:

 

Mainly the cast, I think. You know, the political correctness of it all. 


But that's old news already. I thought maybe there was something new in the trailer to complain about.

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