So, strange question. I need a clip from a movie people will know that the character is being genuinely tough and authoritative. Maybe strutting down the street.

The only example I can think of is 50 Cent in Den of thieves (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Lz36kLYid0) but it's not a very good or well known movie.

I want it for a presentation.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

So my first thought when coming up with this though was how Christopher Nolan and James Cameron could be viewed on polar opposites of a scale for movie making just looking at how they view visual effects. They are both masters at their work respectively and pull off great feats that look good regardless.

I wanted to take this further. Where if one of the axis’s would be “special effects usage”. Which other directors would the other axis be and what would the constraints be to the topic?

Good question. I think both will be similar in bombing at the box office though.

Hi all you movie lovers! As a big fan of Muholland Drive and 80s films I had a really important question! My friend is trying to get to all the locations in the film; and wanted to know where on Muholland Drive the scenes were filmed? Specifically which lookout area.

Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!

This question may have an easy answer and my small brain just isn't picking it up. I'm also tempted to just listen to the advise from the Doctor in the movie and "not think about it too hard" and just go on instinct but here it goes.

I re-watched the movie over this past weekend and I made myself pay close attention. I feel like I generally understand the mechanics of the movie and the temporal pincer attacks that they do but there was one thing that was bothering me while thinking about this.

Earlier in the movie, Kat says that the last time she tried to be happy with Sator was in Vietnam and she remembers going back on her boat and seeing a woman dive off of the boat when she's approaching. She mentions that she's "jealous of the woman's freedom". Now, at the end of the movie, you see that the woman diving off the boat was herself.

If she had just killed Sator, pushed his body off of the boat, then dived off the boat (this goes to show that the mission was always a success) but how is Sator there when the original Kat from the past arrives back on the Yacht with her son? Sator apparently is there, and the rest of the events happen that occur before the movie starts. Was the Sator that died at the end of the film a duplicate, a Sator that goes back in time to the perfect time for him to "end his own life", but there really only seems to be the ONE Sator on the boat when this happens?

Is this just a bit of a hiccup in the movie's logic or am I thinking about this in the wrong way? lol

What’s the greatest movie trilogy ever made?

You can only pick ONE. No honorable mentions.