It's actually not missing, when's the last time that you've seen the movie?

Too edgy for you?

It was super ****ing loud in the theater I watched Susperia in. Quite an unforgettable experience :laughing:
The movie plays the main theme so often I couldn't get it out of my head afterwards.

I dont know how you come to this conclusion

Do you think its a bad movie?

By knowing anything about the film's rabid dudebro fanbase?

I wish more people loved / had seen Fight Club.

Guess ive never met a rabid dudebro Fight Club fan

Most people I know that like Fight Club have pretty good taste in film/art in general

That doesnt mean someone has bad taste if they dislike it, though obviously I disagree with anyone that dislikes it

It was left out. Did you read the novel? Jesus. The remake sucked. Glad you liked it though.

It's a good movie but it's been Death Gripsed by its ****ty fans (who ironically misinterpret the film).

I'm glad that you've finally come around to calling me Jesus.

Fair enough, I could definitely see how people could do that to it

How do these fans misinterpret it?

Did not like Fight Club at all. Pretty hit and miss director. Mostly miss. Gone Girl was probably his worst yet.

Zodiac is still a good 9/10 though :D

Maybe that it glorifies violence and the dudebro mentality of fist fighting? Idk

No love for Se7en or The Social Network? Damn

Step away from the crack pipe.

Not love. The Social Network was ok-ish if memory serves. Did not appreciate the wonders of Seven.

Just one of those director's whose style rubs me the wrong way more often than not. Nolan and Tarantino being another couple prominent examples.

Maybe it's just a brilliant adaption of Chuck Palahniuk's novel?

It absolutely is

And I’m a Nolan fanboy and I’ll never be afraid to admit it

Both he and Fincher for sure in my top 10 directors

I liked Interstellar, so Nolan is not completely useless.

Glorifying Durnden.

The Social Network was fine but suffered from being absolutely uncompelling (like most biopics). Seven is brilliant though, even if it's not very friendly.

Uncompelling in what way? But yeah, I'm struggling to think of a biopic that I really loved. I liked Walk the Line. But then again, not an amazing movie.

Uncompelling in plot and character I guess. It's a fancy word for dull.

My Left Foot is the only biopic that I'd call brilliant.

I liked that James Brown biopic that came out a few years ago. The one that started with him interrupting a meeting with his shotgun.

Interstellar made me vomit 3 times.

I really dug Gone Girl and have a weird crush on the wife.

I really enjoyed Gone Girl

Rosamund Pike is ****ing gorgeous.

http://mblogthumb2.phinf.naver.net/2...FF.jpg?type=w2

I meant the wife not the actress, although obviously yes she's fine.

Since when do you have crush on someone for their personality?

*Spoiler*

She's just so evil I want to carry her school books.

And intelligence? You've changed.

Bro I've always wanted a scary bitch to tell me what to do.

I'll send my mom your way.

That's pretty low for a Nolan movie. Like I said; his best movie.

Absolutely. Saw her first in Barney's Version. She's the bomb.

I thought "Intersteller" was a good movie..but personally I liked "The Dark Knight" closely followed by "Dunkirk". Although "Dunkirk" is a more specialised film for me as I wouldn't reccomend it to someone just to watch at home if they have an average tv/speaker setup. To truly appreciate it, you need to watch it in 70 mm format in a theatre that has the capability to show it. You really feel like you are in the film, in the middle of the action. Just watching it at home, really..you are missing out on the whole experience of the film. It is the equivalent of watching it through a keyhole.

I guess the closest you could come to it at home is perhaps if you watched it with a VR setup or have a really great home theatre setup. In terms of VR setups, I haven't tried that with mine but, honestly, I get a bit of a headache after playing "Skyrim" on it, much less watch a whole film.

Intersteller was gorgeous though.

It's hard to explain why I don't like Nolan's movies. They just don't speak to me much at all.

I'd never want to watch anything on a VR setup or play VR games. I'm 100% certain it would make me motion sick like hell in just a few minutes.

The Dark Knight > Inception > The Prestige > Insomnia > The Dark Knight Rises > Dunkirk > Batman Begins > Memento > Instellar

Never seen Following, yet. Interstellar's first half is admittedly really good, but it completely loses me in the final act. Those special effects are laughable and Nolan should be ashamed for that.

The Dark Knight > Memento > The Prestige > Interstellar > Inception > Dark Knight Rises > Batman Begins > Dunkirk > Insomnia

Dark Knight Rises over Batman Begins? Now that's blasphemy.