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Same to Chris Nolan actually, he should for once make a film that does not mess with the concept of time. At this point it has become a gimmick
by nsonha 4y ago
Same to Chris Nolan actually, he should for once make a film that does not mess with the concept of time. At this point it has become a gimmick
- robotresearcher 4y agoBatman trilogy?
- ygra 4y agoAlso Dunkirk and The Prestige.
- dylan604 4y agoThe way he blends 3 separate timelines of 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week into Dunkirk is brilliant. This also sounds like someone critique Gene Rodenberry for only writing space themed stories. Nolan's use of time as a theme is been unique in each one.
- nsonha 4y agoI do not watch a film to be blown away by how brilliant another person is, I watch a film to experience a story. If the story is any good, he will not need all these convoluted technicalities. I like other films of his like Insomnia or The Prestige
- dylan604 4y agoThe fun thing about Dunkirk is that the story doesn't need the viewer to understand that there is a bit of magic with the timeline. It's just a good story, but for those so inclined, it is fun/neat/impressive how the time was manipulated to tell the story. We all like different things, but just because there's something you don't like doesn't mean that it is not impressive to others.