The guy literally saves humanity, his daughter gets all the credit, and then when he walks into the room and meets his grandchildren and great-grandchildren for the first time, everyone’s like “oh hi.”
I'll put it this way, Dark Knight Rises at it's core was a bad movie, though currently a very relevant movie, but because Christopher Nolan made it, it ended up being good because he put his spin and directing style on it. That's how I see how good of a director he is. I haven't seen Tenet though so I can't comment on it.
2001: Fucks with my head. When Dave gets transported to the creepy bedroom with no windows and the Victorian style furniture it affects me. I still haven't figured out why.
There was an art museum in L.A. that recreated that room and had it on display for a few months. I wish I had known about it. I would have gone to it to confront my fear.
Is this from Interstellar or 2001: A Space Odyssey?
Both are great movies.
This looks to be from Interstellar.
Interstellar. Fucked my mind up when I first saw it.
The ending to that movie pissed me off.
The guy literally saves humanity, his daughter gets all the credit, and then when he walks into the room and meets his grandchildren and great-grandchildren for the first time, everyone’s like “oh hi.”
Didnt his daughter spend decades saving humanity lmao
Yeah but she wouldn’t have been able to do it without him flying into a black hole and basically sacrificing his life.
I've never seen a Christopher Nolan movie that I didn't like. Tenet was probably his weakest film, and it was still pretty damn good.
I'll put it this way, Dark Knight Rises at it's core was a bad movie, though currently a very relevant movie, but because Christopher Nolan made it, it ended up being good because he put his spin and directing style on it. That's how I see how good of a director he is. I haven't seen Tenet though so I can't comment on it.
2001: Fucks with my head. When Dave gets transported to the creepy bedroom with no windows and the Victorian style furniture it affects me. I still haven't figured out why.
There was an art museum in L.A. that recreated that room and had it on display for a few months. I wish I had known about it. I would have gone to it to confront my fear.
If you read the book (which was written with Kubrick alongside the screenplay), it explains the hotel room scene a lot better.
Interstellar. Definitely both great films.