Now that the dust has settled, what did we really think of it
nothing. no one thought of it, as no one saw it.
>>222350092It didn't feel very epic to me
>>222350092didn't see it, doubt I ever will, don't care
It was pretty good. I saw it at a whim and the pacing was good despite being a 3 hour film and knowing everything that was going to happen. I like the themes of fate, decision, and surrender. I really like the way gods were portrayed in the film and everything connects, it feels complete. I also enjoyed how all the women are retarded.Tom Holland is kinda goofy when he forces himself to be angry. Old Matt Damon looked goofy also.
>>222350704Anne was shit tho
>>222350704>everything connects, it feels complete>Let’s hide inside a horse for several days in our own shit and piss and hope they won’t smell us teeheeStop posting here Nolan
>>222350092Felt like I was watching a high school play with an unlimited budget. I don't care what anyone says, Nolan definitely cast that movie with "social justice" in mind and to subvert "norms." It's blatantly obvious. The complaints about muh patriarchy were a bit forced. The cast was chosen for maximum pop and dei appeal which is fine as long as you realize that the movie is basically a Broadway theater production but filmed. Even the dialogue was cringe and very pop modern. Im not sure what he was going for because it's all over the place and it's tough to discern intent. He's either quite smart or really dumb.
