Me and this movie is like a team. The Architect is Christopher Nolan designing a world with mind-bending storytelling mixed with ambitious filmmaking (imo) that no other has gone before.
The Point Man is Hans Zimmer whose score just adds more flavor to each scene giving it an extra bit of thrills and intensity. Plus who hasn’t played the track “Time” while walking through the airport? If you haven’t, I highly recommend you do so.
The Forger or “Forgers” I…
Only my second viewing but certainly enjoyed it much better than my first showing. It still can have that eye-rolling, objectifying outlook on women and a stereotypical take on men as if women is the only thing on a man’s mind. Don’t they know it’s “money” first? Sorry bad joke. My writing is nowhere near as clever or witty as the writing in this film. Yes, that and Jack Lemmon’s performance is my favorite takeaways from this.
Hypocritical for me…
It’s good.
[Pulls out phone to take a picture. Leaves a lengthy review on LetterboxD about how the movie was good but the technicalities was under par using pretentious big words to express my disgust. Scheduling another rewatch just to forget what I’m watching. Complaining to my friends who doesn’t like the movie that they know nothing about good movies, hiding the fact that I know nothing about movies]
FAVORITE SCENE:
I feel assaulted for loving s’mores now.
FAVORITE ASPECT: …
“The Surprise is not old; no one would call her old. She has a bluff bow, lovely lines. She's a fine seabird: weatherly, stiff and fast... very fast, if she's well handled. No, she's not old; she's in her prime.”
I would say that this may be the most underrated Hollywood blockbusters of my time that has stood the test of time. In fact, it seems now as a relic for there hasn’t been quite nothing else like it especially…
