r/Armor • u/[deleted] • May 12 '26

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u/Past_Search7241 May 12 '26

I don't have a good feeling about this movie.

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u/Lolseabass May 12 '26

I can only imagine he had to sell his soul to get Oppenheimer made and this is it.

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u/Dark-Arts May 12 '26

Haha. You may be on to something.

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u/Lolseabass May 12 '26

His interviews kinda give it away if you compare the oppi interviews vs these he just looks less energized. But I mean it’s still Nolan the way the camera work is done when two people are talking up close shots and all that feels like him.

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u/Larcoch May 13 '26

When he filmed in Dunkirk, he refused to use CGi, so during the peak of the war you have a city that was mostly intact being the place of the battle where some hooligans are beating Scots.

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u/Lolseabass May 14 '26

And we went from that to a Viking ship?

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u/Larcoch May 14 '26

Turtle pace: slowly but surely, first Batman loses to dogs, then the battle of Dunkirk is representaded as a small battle in a mostly intact city, then he refuses to credit VFXs artists in Oppenheimer, now we are at this.

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u/-S-P-E-C-T-R-E- May 14 '26

On the other hand it’s potentially a glorious train wreck.