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The daughter was the real star of the show. She killed it. Surprised at how much heart the movie had. The rally scene was creepy as shit

Yeah, I asked my sister who's never read the books and she thought it was some YA novel at first till she realized it actually looked good and the sandworm. Plus now she wants to see it for Chalamet

I was not expecting to get a young adult adaption feel I can totally see Fraser's work in those shots.

You're going to see these two headlines a lot: "Film/TV project resumes production" --> "Production halted after someone tests positive for COVID on set" With companies testing more stringently to get filming to resume this is bound to happen more.

One absolutely horrid dialogue scene is where one of them explains every single person will die if the baddie succeeds and Debicki's character adds "including my son" completely unnecessarily. I wish she was given more to do in the film because she feels absolutely wasted. It did give me a random thought that Neil might be her son?

I thought it was fake until I read more headlines. Fuck this year.

Fuck, I thought it was just a problem with the speakers. I swear every Nolan film has had this problem.

lmao not sure you know this but I'm not RT or Metacritic. I loved the film and it worked for me on different levels but at the end of the day this may surprise you its all a matter of personal opinion. Prestige is still Nolan's best film overall. Though I'm very partial to Memento as well.

2020 being 2020

Anyways at the end of the day judge the film for yourself. The most important critic is yourself

I honestly don't know what kind of numbers it'll make domestically because of the rapid changes day by day of what is opening and what is not. This is a must see though on a big screen and I definitely want to see it again in IMAX this time, but I don't think the ones near me will open at all for Tenet.

Watch the Oscars suddenly get canceled to prevent that from happening.

You're in for a treat. This is Nolan's magnum opus. I think perhaps his best film since The Prestige. IMO of course. btw it was a joy to watch a movie on a screen that's actually bigger than the one in my house even under current circumstances.

Seeing a film early isn't as straight forward as it used to be heh. So many sanitation checks and social distancing and only a select few people per screening room, and that's only if you're lucky and happen to be in the same city. Plus masks on the whole time.