Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan, July 21, 2023) Movie • Page 56

But the child is not really a child, but an idea, given life, as a metaphor to teach us not to let go of our creativity in the search for contentment.

No, I don't know where this came from either, but I'm rolling with it.

 

This is going to be similar to Naked Gun

 

and has a dead wife

 

Nolan making Spy Kids

 

Oh hell yeah

 

Interesting, to say the least. Good for him, though, I hope Nolan can get more out of him.

 

Guess you were right jk

 

Ehhhhhh

 

Meh.

 

word is this will be a 1920s vampire movie

 

I have nothing against Tom Holland per se. He's fine I suppose. but holy shit did this

just get me right the fuck back on board

 

ripping off coogler smh

 

Imax CEO Richard Gelfond : "I’m pleased to share that Chris will be utilizing new IMAX technology in the making of the film — never-before-used equipment that our teams have been developing through this past year."


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Damn this gonna be lit

 

Are rumors still thinking this is a period piece Vampire film?

 

people keep saying it's an adaptation of a movie about helicopter cops

 

I used to be a helicopter cop, until the accident..

 

you were a sheriff stop lying

 

Sheriff of the Skies

 

The Rock will be on his deathbed and insist that Black Adam was worth it.

 

I honestly can't tell if The Rock actually thinks some of his movies are not complete dogshit or if he is just committed to the bit and selling the brand...

How do you genuinely watch Oppenheimer and think it has anything even remotely to do with your dogshit awful "Christmas movie" ?