Watching my best friend say Dunkirk is boring had me malding I’m with you brother lol

@@FilmTheRightThing You defending Insomina had me crying laughing because I agree with you

@@TommyNicoletti glad you enjoyed it!

If the editing during the dialogue scenes were calmer and less frantic it’d be rated much higher probably

@@FilmTheRightThing I haven’t rewatched it since I became an editor so I bet on rewatch I’ll notice how frantic it is hahaha.

@@MrTibster it’s the worst part about his mid 2000s stuff but thankfully he calmed down

That’s crazy but I can tell you’re a Hoyte Van Hoytema enjoyer so that’s cool

Completely disagree, his visual style is very dependent on who his cinematographer is. The jump in style from Wally Pfister to Hoyte van Hoytema is like night and day. His editing definitely has a style that’s consistent over multiple editors but his visuals are not

I do agree that both Hoyte and Wally are unique in their own way and have their own style. But they are both masters at what they do. I might also tend to prefer Hoyte's style but I think some of Nolan's movies with Wally have a really awesome atmosphere. There is however a similar essence they both bring when working with Nolan. An easy example of this is the low to the ground establishing shots of a location to make it feel more "awe-inspiring". Both cinematographers have done this in all of Nolan's films. The Dark Knight's famous burning building shot is an example. Interstellar had that tear-inducing scene of the tire as Coop leaves Murph. Interstellar has a case for being the best Nolan film for sure, but The Prestige was criminally underrated by both of you (and is the other contender for best Nolan pic). It has some of the best usage of Nolan's "time-altering" with the diary pages and the "3 acts of a magic trick" even using that not just as a plot device (looks at Dunkirk) but actually to enhance the story. It has some of Wally's (and Nolan's) best cinematography such as the iconic "where are the wires" scene. It has (IMO) Nolan's best twist, which is something he does in all his films. And for the record, without Batman Begins having such a great atmoshphere of Gotham, the Dark Knight wouldn't have been as great in retrospect. Batman Begins also deserves more love as it is the only we dont get "Batman in Daylight" (famous critique of batman movies). I still think that Dark Knight is the more universally better film, but Batman Begins is a freaking great film! Much love :P @@FilmTheRightThing

If Prestige had IMAX sequences you would be raving about it too.@@FilmTheRightThing

It’s that second half, it’s just a mess!

I’ve had the pleasure of being able to see it twice in theaters since it’s initial theatrical run and there are few things like it!

If we update the list in the future it could probably move up

Thanks for spending your time with us!

Thanks!

Following first???

@@FilmTheRightThing yeah, clearly the best and the only 10/10 on the list

@@notaMMJV when you’re right you’re right

We’ll get to it at some point depending on what happens with Wes! Like we said in the beginning we gotta have a good reason to do it. Life Aquatic is good though, haven’t seen it in a long time.

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Sometimes it be like that, there were other parts that were cut out but it felt repetitive to keep it in. I could have asked why but the caffeine was really kicking in at that point

Incredibly wild, it’s okay he’ll change in time

Tenet easily could have been that but I’m glad we got John David

No problem! Thanks for watching Yeah that movie is caca

Enjoy

There’s a lot of things that needed to change for it to be that good unfortunately

@@FilmTheRightThing I’m just saying y’all making it seem like it’s a 6 outta 10 it’s a solid 9 or 8.8 at worst wonder when’s the last time you genuinely sat down and watched it

@@JOK3RC4RDx we have a whole video we made about the trilogy last year. It’s a narrative mess. But 6/10 is still a positive score also.

@@FilmTheRightThing nah we both know 6 outta 10 for a Nolan movie especially a Batman movie is an insult lol you might as well call it Batman forever

@@JOK3RC4RDx our scores don’t shift depending on the director it’s a universal feeling. Also, we like Batman Forever immensely less than The Dark Knight Rises.

Gotta give Tenet another shot!

@@FilmTheRightThing dood no way that jargony stale ass dialogue had me ZzzZzzZzzzz

@@Tmathh can’t even hear the dialogue !

@@FilmTheRightThing lmao

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