Watched 51st State it was a blast from the pass

Oppenheimer wasn't worth watching at the cinema.
Too long, not so impressive explosion, and i heard the name "Oppenheimer" at least 300 times, or so it feels.
A big tv is enough ^^

siliconlife wrote: ↑Fri Aug 04, 2023 2:13 am I absolutely can't stand Nolan.

Oh i can and i do, he usually produces great cinema entertainment,does a lot of efforts, visually, and i can't blame him to over simplify plots like many other visual movie makers. But this story is anchored into reality, there is less room for surprising stuff, but i expected the movie to be less about his state of mind and less about politics, more about the technicalities and the engineering side of it, so to speak.
And my ass still hurts a bit, 3 hours is doable with a gripping intrigue, but feels like a trap otherwise.
I don't go to the movies to support the author, i go there for a bigger visual slap in my face, which didn't happen.
Otherwise, i guess the film is well made, cast and all, only missing the spark of unknown i'm all about in a story ^^

Watching Schindlers list! For reasons that need no explanation this must never happen again.

Watched some good 80's & 90's oldies recently



Space Truckers
Leprechaun 4 - In Space
Virtuosity
Screamers
eXistenZ
Pitch Black

youtube has some excellent oldlies not 1990's that is not old ! stuff as far back as silent films
A town like Alice 1956
The Liquidator ..pretty lame James Bond type comedy
Check point 1956 crime but based on the car race mille miglia 1000 mile race through Italy lots of great 50's sports racing cars
Call Northside 777 1948 James Stewart...true story of wrongly convicted for 99 years man
Corvette Summer 1977 Mark Hamil as high School Grade hooks up with a traine hooker to look for a stolen car ...

Gone in sixty Seconds 1974...very good
So all sorts of stuff there !