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If I told you that Christopher Nolan loves Michael Bay movies, would you believe me? Looks like you may not have a choice. According to an interview with Inceptioncinematographer Wally Pfister, it’s fact. Read what he had to say about Nolan’s love affair with Bay’s films after the break. Cinematical scored the interview. Here’s the relevant excerpt: “…there are the movies out there that he loves and I hate. I’m not a big Michael Bay fan. Chris loves Michael Bay’s movies. And so I’m always like come on, dude! But he sees something in it, and I don’t see it.” Pfister has worked with Nolan on every film he’s made since Memento, so I think we can trust him on this. The question I find myself wondering is: Should we even care? Without hearing Nolan’s reasoning behind why he enjoys the work of Michael Bay, it’s unclear what specifically he sees in it that you or I may not. And even if he likes Bay’s movies for a reason as simple as, “They have cool explosions,” why should we begrudge him that? Nolan has already more than proven himself as a crafty, meticulous filmmaker with a keen sense for storytelling, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with him also having an appreciation for the less sophisticated side of cinema, which also has its merits—however philistine those merits may be. http://www.slashfilm.com/christopher-nolan-loves-watching-michael-bay-movies/

MY OFFICIAL LIST 1. Christopher Nolan 2. Quentin Tarantino 3. Martin Scorsese 4. J.J. Abrams 5. Ridley Scott 6. James Cameron 7. The Coens 8. Sam Mendes 9. George Lucas 10. Francis Ford Coppola 11. Alfred Hitchcock 12. Brian De Palma 13. Wes Craven 14. Clint Eastwood 15. Roman Polanksi 16. Steven Spielberg 17. Brad Bird 18. Alfonso Cuaron 19. John Carpenter 20. Tim Burton 21.Sam Mendes 22. Peter Jackson 23. Guillermo del Toro 24. Wes Anderson 25. Spike Lee 26. The Wachowskis 27. Kathryn Bigelow 28. Sam Raimi 29. John Woo 30. David O. Russell

1. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug or Gravity? GRAVITY 2. The Wolf of Wall Street or Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa? BAD GRANDPA 3. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty or Last Vegas? LAST VEGAS 4. Walking with Dinosaurs or 12 Years A Slave? 12 YEARS A SLAVE 5. Grudge Match or Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones? PA: TMO

6M budget.Profit for sure, but a hit? Idk.

I was born and raised in Brooklyn!

Tele.

I'm good at COd

Why?

Uh Call Of Duty Ghosts.

Ps4

Greenbay and Eagles defense are in a collusion of some sorts.

Simple. 1. You choose a box(box #1-100).[$1 per box] 2. Once the boxes are filled up completely, numbers are drawn and placed at the top and the left sides of the grid. 3. During the game, if your numbers match at the end of the quarter, you win the prize for that quarter. Example in the grid above, if the first quarter ends 7-3 Giants, Cooper just won $15.

Mr Pink!?

Wtf? You scared?

Fuck Kaepernick.Tele. I'm already counting you and E in the pool.

Anyone besides Baumer interested?$1 to play, you can get as many boxes as you would like.($1 each)

Super Bowl Pool $1 a box First Q = $15 Half = $20 3rd Q = $15 Final = $50

Let's do a box office pool!

Let's go GB!Fuck Kaepernick. And Frozen.

How about that 7 degrees game at 4? Holy fuck.

Telemachos, if you don't understand Lego yet, here's a good translation.

I work at The Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center. I was thinking about going to American Hustle but I stayed to work on the comic book thread. Grr.

We were 2 blocks away from each other at 6:30. A small world eh?