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Christopher Nolan to direct WWII drama ‘Dunkirk’ (1st trailer is up)
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Nolan da GAWD. Da man can do no wrong. I'll be there opening night 
Plus another Hans Zimmer OST
I'm already watching Rogue One at the Chinese Theater so I can't wait for that snippet
Plus another Hans Zimmer OST
I'm already watching Rogue One at the Chinese Theater so I can't wait for that snippet
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Nolan da GAWD. Da man can do no wrong. I'll be there opening night
Plus another Hans Zimmer OST
I'm already watching Rogue One at the Chinese Theater so I can't wait for that snippet
I'll prolly see it twice..if it has a crazy twist
Will see Rogue 1 Xmas day
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why would it have a crazy twist?
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thanks for sharing
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Most of his movies do:
Memento (crazy crazy film)
Prestige
Inception..best movie I've seen
Interstellar
Without spoiling them I will only add that these are thought provoking where you will come up with different theories on what actually happened or what ifs..I also enjoy the cinematography and feel it is way ahead of its time
Insomnia and Dark knights he was asked to direct..he didn't really write up the scripts or make his own interpretations of the plot..but still enjoyable..I own all his movies
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Dudes refuse to believe Nolan is doing a straight up war time period piece. Even though the movie is about an actual battle that really happened.
They going off **** like Memento or The Prestige to support the whole there will be a crazy twist. Even though they're ignoring there was none for Interstellar or the Bar movies.
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Interstellar had a twist...
that Macncheeseahey was actually the one sending the messages.
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Meh.
I aint about to discern from good and bad twists with what I was talking about but that was just **** if we're calling it a twist on par with his other movies. Interstellar had lost its wheels by then.
I aint about to discern from good and bad twists with what I was talking about but that was just **** if we're calling it a twist on par with his other movies. Interstellar had lost its wheels by then.
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The battle of Dunkirk was a real battle, hell its WW2 we all know who wins without even looking it up. 
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to be fair, a twist is a twist is a twist, doesn't matter if it's Shamalamalan bad or the film is exhausted by the time it is revealed
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Since we're talking about Nolan, I think it matters.
Especially when I was bringing up some of his recent movies didn't have twists but like I said I should've said a Nolan twist. What he is known for.
Not that Shamalamadingdong twist bull ****.
Especially when I was bringing up some of his recent movies didn't have twists but like I said I should've said a Nolan twist. What he is known for.
Not that Shamalamadingdong twist bull ****.
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will see this in theater
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WW2 movies are getting played out, no matter who directs it
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War movies always are dope.
Hacksaw Ridge was the last one I seen and it was ill.
Hacksaw Ridge was the last one I seen and it was ill.
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Nolan has been on a roll lately.
Hacksaw Ridge was good, really good.
Hacksaw Ridge was good, really good.
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This is why they keep being made. Always a crop of viewers who it will be new and dope to.
Plus there are countless wars to make movies about.
Got a beef with how the Korean War is underrepresented.
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^^
Then you haven't seen Following.
JK.. I saw it over 15 years ago and no inclination to watch it again. Come to think of it, I don't think I'd have the attention span for it now.
Then you haven't seen Following.
JK.. I saw it over 15 years ago and no inclination to watch it again. Come to think of it, I don't think I'd have the attention span for it now.
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They showed a super extended trailer last night when I watched Rogue One, amazing. I will be catching this the day it releases.
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was it attached to the regular or imax version? i plan on seeing rogue one in IMAX..
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Wooooo that IMAX preview had me tense af and nothing was really going on lol. Dogfighting scenes gonna be mindblowing in IMAX
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I saw it again yesterday. This is not a movie for little kids at all. It's not the violence though. Kids in my theater were in legit tears at the end cause of how it played out
Except for this one little girl she turning up when Vader was doing his thing, had The whole theater dying
Except for this one little girl she turning up when Vader was doing his thing, had The whole theater dying
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