He’s really good playing a little boy but don’t think he’s ever been able to sell any role that required more than that

22 days until I see it a week after release

Looks like he’s starting to pick better projects from what I’ve seen he has lined up

It was alright

Some cool scenes

6/10

So hyped for this

^^^ mad cause Odysseus makes him look like a fool

c'mon man no spoilers please

Tomorrow.

Uh oh lmao.

haters BTFO

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im glad losers are hating on this now lmao. yes leave so i can see this in 70mm first night

Who’s hating?

MAGA losers are disliking the final trailer like crazy because of lupita and elliot page

Lupita is the third most beautiful woman on the planet. Racist weirdos.

They letting influencers do early reviews for this?

Nah, it’s critics only, they made an announcement about it like last week.

They not messing around. I have no doubt this will be good but my only concern are the fighting scenes.

Better than Dunkirk?

honestly my biggest worry is the dialogue

Nolan’s been nailing set pieces since 2008 and tenet showed he can do fight scenes now. I expect the scale here to be on a whole new level and probably will be the best of his career

Whereas dialogue has always been Nolan’s weakness especially when he’s not adapting straight from a source and it seems here he’s taking his own liberty so that could be pretty bad as shown in the trailers

No idea haven't watched either

Lol

Batman Begins dialogue is erm....

He’s such a sucker for those like big punchlines, double entendres, little ‘hype’ lines, one liners. Not really sure how to describe it but he loves those. Lines no one irl would say but have aura and feel weighty and dramatic and fun to hear as the music swells and a scene ends. Always thought even beyond his scale and action sensibilities, that would’ve made him a good Bond director. He would’ve had bond dropping crazy bars