This Oppenheimer looks like an event for Nolan Enthusiasts. The movie is both shot and played with IMAX and has practical effects and you are not going to get the full experience if you wait for streaming. If I was able to visit the cinema and was pumped up with lots of caffine (ie as the story is boring, especially in first watch), I would make sure not to miss this. I think I've watched virtually every Nolan movie in cinema except Tenet 2020 (because of the pandemic) since Inception (2010). Even if I'm unable to watch it in cinema (personal reasons), I'd encourage you to see this the way it was meant to be seen.
I'm interested in history, so I don't think I'd find it boring. I wouldn't mind watching it on the big screen, but I doubt that I would get around to it. And the nearest IMAX theater is about 80 miles from me. Also, it's a three hour movie, and I notice as I get older I have a hard time sitting in one seat for that long.
Then it sounds like First Man (2018), which in many accounts was also an IMAX movie recreating the moon-landing. Most of the movie was a boring exposition until you came to the moon landing which was worth the price of admission. Just except for a moon landing you have an atomic explosion.
This narrative is getting old. These feminists have fathers that enabled them to have the life they have. If it wasn’t for fathers they wouldn’t be alive for fvck sake. Patriarchy is there as a stable force to keep things in order. I drive to work and pass major road construction everyday. Don’t see a single woman out there doing hard labor, only men doing this job everyday. I say we put all these feminists on an island and see how long they survive without men. I don’t care to see Barbie because it is rooted in hatred of men. I’d rather see Oppenheimer since it is based on history and something created by a man, not a purple haired whiny b!tch.
What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.
You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.
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Interesting that Oppenheimer shows the other side of the coin of man though. Meaning it is usually men who make war, and in this case killed over 100,000 people. Also interesting that as devastating as the atomic bombs were, the firebombing of Tokyo was just as destructive and deadly, or more.
In my perspective, Barbie was a satire, and I laughed all throughout. It addressed sexual dynamics quite well - it gave a voice to that which was usually quiet.
Movies used to make their point much more subtly. Nobody wants a lecture. Show, don't tell. Silence of the Lambs was a great example of this viz. feminism. I'm not arguing for/against, just that Demme did a great job showing those dynamics at work w/o once having to say anything.
How hard it is to be a woman? Are these people insane?
Yeah, I'm still processing Tenet. I've watched this movie four times, the most recently was just this past month (bought this off youtube when it was digitally released - the first time I watched it was hooked enough to watch it from beginning to end rather than segment it out like I normally do). It has an soundtrack (ie Posterity/Plan-Travis Scott) that sort of sticks with you.
I love your honesty sir. I'll help you round them up.
Channel your excited feelings into positive thoughts and behaviors. You will attract women by being enthusiastic, radiating energy, and becoming someone who is fun to be around.
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