China’s a massive plus for these two major summer releases. Odyssey hasn’t released in East Asia at all yet and both this and Spidey are getting full IMAX runs there.
Tried to rewatch Dune 2 at that film museum but it was impossible to book. Not many other GT screens out there.
F*** this movie in imax 70mm was an experience. That movie was f***ing awesome oh my god. The sound, the visuals, the pacing was f***ing perfect. The acting. Everything was so perfect holy s***. What a film
F*** this movie in imax 70mm was an experience. That movie was f***ing awesome oh my god. The sound, the visuals, the pacing was f***ing perfect. The acting. Everything was so perfect holy s***. What a film
kr0niic seal of approval? gonna make $2 billion now
It’s one of those things you don’t realize until you actually look at it, but man, how come it’s rarely pointed out that this man dropped 5 movies in 7 years, all of which he either wrote or at least co-wrote?
Like, that’s wild.
My ears are still ringing
That was the loudest movie I’ve seen in my f***ing life
i keep seeing a lot of people saying that this is really loud but i honestly don't recall it being that loud
then again i could also just be comparing it to tenet and inception, which were both insanely loud
It’s one of those things you don’t realize until you actually look at it, but man, how come it’s rarely pointed out that this man dropped 5 movies in 7 years, all of which he either wrote or at least co-wrote?
Like, that’s wild.
he made a movie every 2 years from 1998 - 2014 that he wrote and directed. then he moved to every 3 years
he's prob gonna take a break after this though.
It’s one of those things you don’t realize until you actually look at it, but man, how come it’s rarely pointed out that this man dropped 5 movies in 7 years, all of which he either wrote or at least co-wrote?
Like, that’s wild.
he's actually only dropped 5 movies in 12 years 🤓🤓🤓
man loves to work, so it's a shame we won't see another film get made by the end of the decade
he made a movie every 2 years from 1998 - 2014 that he wrote and directed. then he moved to every 3 years
he's prob gonna take a break after this though.
He said 3 years at the earliest but i could def see it slipping into 2030.
This project fr felt like a behemoth undertaking even for him.
today.com/popculture/movies/christopher-nolan-next-movie-odyssey-rcna587942
i keep seeing a lot of people saying that this is really loud but i honestly don't recall it being that loud
then again i could also just be comparing it to tenet and inception, which were both insanely loud
This was the loudest movie I’ve ever seen. And I’ve seen movies in all formats and such.
Could be this imax 70mm just renovated its sound system and its new speakers. But the entire theater was SHAKING and it was so f***ing loud the whole movie. Loudest movie I’ve ever seen
Loved it
i really wanted to like this, but it’s very sterile/clinical and the editing is for tiktok brain
no sex, very little swag, very little in the way of interesting composition/photography, shots were mostly just close ups and a/b angle conversations
This goofball has a subreddit lol
no sex, very little swag, very little in the way of interesting composition/photography, shots were mostly just close ups and a/b angle conversations
Crine, is this a letterboxd copypasta
Crine, is this a letterboxd copypasta
nah idk just didn’t do for me what it did for you i guess
nah idk just didn’t do for me what it did for you i guess
Just thought the post was amusingly phrased. Oh and Nolan had the same editor from Oppenheimer for this one. Her style pretty much goes with how Nolan likes to play with time in his narratives, but it's actually a number of folks who think that his films can be emotionally distant. I didn't have an issue with that this time around
its a big ass tv screen. I have no experience and this is the first time I've even heard of this. I'm assuming you're in Houston where the screen is. Decent bit of Imax screens are bigger than the Onyx. Dolby presumably close to the same size as the Onyx. Idk try it out let us know. Def go back to Imax or Dolby though
My fiance is having us go see it in 4dx lmaaaoo
My ears are still ringing
That was the loudest movie I’ve seen in my f***ing life
Bro idk which was louder, the cyclops or the 2nd boat scene lol.
Japan don't give af about Odyssey. Chiikawa is holding down iMax screens over there.

Just thought the post was amusingly phrased. Oh and Nolan had the same editor from Oppenheimer for this one. Her style pretty much goes with how Nolan likes to play with time in his narratives, but it's actually a number of folks who think that his films can be emotionally distant. I didn't have an issue with that this time around
it’s just the little things with nolan for me. it’s not bad at all, it’s a good movie that i didn’t like.
my entire critique summed up with in the title card it says in a time of “apparent magic” and then meets a cyclops, and has all of his men turned into pigs, so is it magic or not? how can it apparently be magic when he sits and experiences the magic he talks to dead people?
Bro idk which was louder, the cyclops or the 2nd boat scene lol.
i happened to have ear plugs on me and they saved my life
Just thought the post was amusingly phrased. Oh and Nolan had the same editor from Oppenheimer for this one. Her style pretty much goes with how Nolan likes to play with time in his narratives, but it's actually a number of folks who think that his films can be emotionally distant. I didn't have an issue with that this time around
his editing style is also heavily influenced by Tony Scott and Oliver Stone, so calling it "tik-tok brain" just threw me off