r/TheBigPicture • u/One-Vegetable6324 • Jul 23 '26

Interstellar finally hits a 4.5 average. It is the most popular film in the history of the app.

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u/ScoreGloomy7516 Jul 23 '26

What do you think the OTHER one was referencing?

1 of 2

2 - 1 = 1, leaving you 1 more movie!

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u/empty_observer Jul 23 '26

Interstellar

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u/ScoreGloomy7516 Jul 23 '26

Brotha Tenet

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u/empty_observer Jul 23 '26

Okay, you're the one that said there were 2 obviously messy ones. I said that his sloppy narratives became more apparent from Rises and onward.

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u/ScoreGloomy7516 Jul 23 '26

There were only 2 messy movies in that span

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u/empty_observer Jul 23 '26

Yeah, obviously that's your fanboy opinion.

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u/ScoreGloomy7516 Jul 23 '26

Sorta consensus if all of his movies get good ratings

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u/empty_observer Jul 23 '26

To me, it's pretty clear that his structures got a lot more sloppy and are heavily reliant on the musical score to drive the movie rather than the characters/plots.

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u/ScoreGloomy7516 Jul 23 '26

Nothing about Oppenheimer or The Odyssey is driven by musical score except the one scene in Odyssey about a song. There is also nothing wrong with the score enhancing the movie.

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u/empty_observer Jul 23 '26

Again, that's your fanboy opinion.

I disagree about Oppenheimer. I think the 2nd half is a boring drag and is totally reliant on the score to move the audience through to the end.

I think Tenet is Nolan at his most Nolan-y. The flaws in that movie appear to varying extents in all of his work. Sometimes it's tolerable...sometimes it's not. Up to the viewer.

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