Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

[Blzer]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

I didn't care for Inception at all. It was way to confusing and boring but I love love Interstellar and all 3 of the dark knight movies.

Have you seen Memento and The Prestige yet? I've given you eleven months now...

[The JareBear]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Prestige is awesome.

I love everything Nolan has done. Inception blew me away and Interstellar is my favorite movie of the last 5 years. I've watched it 6 times and just can't get enough of it. The soundtrack/score of that movie is absolutely savage. Hanz Zimmer is a bad, bad man.

I don't think I've ever had my eyes wider open, glued to the screen, edge of my seat quite like the "docking scene." When that music kicked in, holy cow.

And the ending of Inception, not sure it gets better than that.

Sorry for my Nolan fanboyism.

[Blzer]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Prestige is awesome.

I love everything Nolan has done. Inception blew me away and Interstellar is my favorite movie of the last 5 years. I've watched it 6 times and just can't get enough of it. It the soundtrack/score of that movie is absolutely savage. Hanz Zimmer is a bad, bad man.

Of course as a self-admitted Nolan fan, I have watched TDK, TDKR, Inception, and Interstellar more times than I can count. I don't know all of the lines to all of them, but I'd say I'm close enough to it that somebody can turn to me while reciting with a film and go, "Son, you have a problem."

I don't always just sit down and plop it on to watch it, though. I have fallen asleep to them, had them play while grading, the works. Sit-down watches aren't as often unless I'm watching it with somebody else or it's on TV.

By the way, this article is here to remind everyone how ambitious Nolan remains for a film like Dunkirk.

https://www.inverse.com/article/19300-dunkirk-christopher-nolan-whats-it-about-world-war-ii-teaser-trailer?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=on_site&utm_campaign=desktop

[dickey1331]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Can't wait for this movie. I'll watch anything Nolan puts out.

[RockinDaMike]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

I pretty much love all of Noalns movies except for The Dark Knight Rises. Glad its a summer flick, 2016 summer has been terrible.

[Blzer]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

A bit of an illegitimate bump, but Dunkirk now makes Nolan the highest paid director in Hollywood.

http://movieweb.com/dunkirk-movie-christopher-nolan-highest-paid-director/

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Christopher Nolan will be getting paid $20 million up-front for Dunkirk, which represents a small fortune on its own. However, the director is also said to be getting 20 percent of the gross for Dunkirk...

If this even makes $500 mil, that's another $100+ million in his pocket on top of the upfront salary. Just... wow. I envy this man, and he's been fortunate to have his wife (Emma Thomas) produce for him so he is granted more liberties. WB will let him do anything though now.

[Blzer]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Rumored that seven minutes of this film will appear before Rogue One in select 70mm IMAX screenings:

https://trailer-track.com/2016/12/05/report-7-minute-imax-prologue-for-christopher-nolans-dunkirk-debuting-with-rogue-one/

Here is the list of theaters where it is supposed to appear in front of R1:

Alabama
IMAX, US Space & Rocket Center
IMAX Dome, McWane Center

California
AMC Universal CityWalk Stadium 19 & IMAX – Universal City
Esquire IMAX – Sacramento
Hackworth IMAX Dome, The Tech Museum

Florida
IMAX Dome, Museum of Science & Industry

Iowa
Blank IMAX Dome, Science Center Iowa

Indiana
IMAX, Indiana Stare Museum

Minnesota
IMAX Theatre, Minnesota Zoo

Missouri
OMNIMAX, St. Louis Science Center

Pennsylvania
Tuttleman IMAX, The Franklin Institute

Texas
Omni Theatre Fort Worth Museum of Science & History

Canada
Kramer IMAX, Saskatchewan Science Centre

[Splitter77]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

prestige is his best movie by far

[Watson]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Best To Lest Best (They are all good, all the way to the bottom)

1) Inception
2) The Dark Knight
3) The Prestige
4) Interstellar
5) Memento
6) Batman Begins
7) The Dark Knight Rises
8) Insomnia
9) Following

[Fresh Tendrils]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

I need to go through his movies again soon.

[Blzer]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Official poster:

[Stormyhog]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Second poster.

[Leon]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

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So, can we change the thread title now?

[daflyboys]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

I don't do large screen much any longer, but this may warrant it. Anything Cillian Murphy is in, count me in. Top 10 current actor for me.

[Blzer]

re: Dunkirk Christopher Nolan Project (July 21, 2017)

Trailer didn't up my excitement, but it didn't lower it either. I just love that literally every shot that you see will be an "in camera" experience though, no green screens or CGI.

(NOTE: I know some things are basically impossible to do without those two so I'm sure some is involved, but almost every shot you see will be as practically done as possible, including IMAX cameras being mounted on planes)