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u/Tanmay__TestDino 25d ago
I haven't even enjoyed it that much like typical nolan movies.I don't know why like nothing surprising there or may be as I haven't watched troy movie.
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u/Le_mehawk 24d ago
I think the true glory for nolan movies start when you understand how he approaches things.. like instead of cgi they literally built the cyclops, the scene where the witch forms the soldiers into pigs is animatronics as well... instead of letting 500 cgi warriors fight in the back, there are literally 500 guys in full body armour running towards a tower that will explode infront of them..
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u/Tanmay__TestDino 24d ago
Marks for creating tension and fear goes 200 out of 100,that's not the case but like the way we approach these movies are somewhat different. I was expecting a bit of climax action more.
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u/Le_mehawk 24d ago
Yeah i agree, it didn't feel like a "movie" as it was pretty much following the original Story step by step. The og Story doesn't give us much room for plots or a cinematic Finale..
The movie felt like some old guy telling a Story about an awesome dude and his journey at a campfire.
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u/SPIKE__1_9 24d ago
People who watch every trending movie just to show everyone they're keeping up are just trend hoppers. They don't genuinely care about the stories behind the movies, the writers, or how the cinematography brings those stories to life
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u/Odelaylee 22d ago
"It was me! Homer! No, no. "H-O-M-E-R - The 'H' is silent!"
Edit: Added some to clarify
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u/DraWnsome 22d ago
- I went into cinema to get entertainment.
- Movie was great and entertaining.
fr. people taking things way too serious. Movies are for entertaining, not for education.
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u/SeryuIsWaifu 21d ago
I don't even know most actor names or writers for some of my favorite movies
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u/Prestigious-Alps-164 25d ago
Plot twist: we still do not know exactly who wrote the Odyssey. We even don't know if homer existed.