It's the bomb that didn't go off. The danger no one knew was real. The movie that nobody ever saw.... That has the real power to change the world.

“MISSION ACCOMPLISHED”

this s*** was so confusing bruh lmao

Concept-wise maybe, but if anybody were to ask me what are the most Nolanesqe films, the answers would be Dunkirk and Tenet. You feel his imprint on those films the most filmmaking-wise.

I’d argue for Inception & TDK because that were he truly started to master his montage style he’s been known for ever since

This not getting nom'd for Cinematography, Score, and not winning the nom for Production Design is crazy.

honestly laughable it didnt win cinematography, let alone a nom

the nominees this year for cinemetography are a f***ing joke. Trial and Judas just looked like generic streaming algorithm movies, Nomadlands look was trash and Mank's wannabe film aesthetic looked pathetic.

Tbh the only movies that really impressed me in 2020 cinematography wise was this, The Empty Man and Da 5 Bloods.

Had my first watch recently. It was challenging to follow but it was a great watch

Glad it won something.

Tenet packages all of Nolan's worst qualities into a single film, making it one of the most painful film going experiences in recent memory for me.

hoyte always brings it for cinematography def should have been nominated

Dunkirk losing cinematography to Blade Runner 2049 was a sad sight too

It’s on HBO Max tonight

They’ve raised volume on the dialogue on HBO

I knew I just had to wait a bit

Ok should I watch this ? Like is it worth a watch, I've seen sooo many mixed reviews from people

I love this movie

Neil and the protag are just so damn fun to watch.

To be fair, 2049 is quite the looker

oh yeah it looks great but i found everything in Dunkirk to be more dynamic and stunning. BR2049 isn't even one of Deakins' finest works, imo.

Pattinson’s presence in the movie was a rock and without him this movie would have been a real mess.

Dunkirk had better use of camera angles (more diverse shots) & overall better cadence - but BR2049 easily felt more immersive.

I love the shot when Farrier glides over the beach, until I see the more modern houses. It kinda kills the immersion for me. But yeah, other than that Nolan was at the top of his game with Dunkirk!

Nah that’s cap

BR2049 gotta be the most beautiful looking movie oat