The Movie House - Part 6

Christopher Nolan may be filming a World War II film inspired by the evacuation of the French seaport Dunkirk. Dunkirk's mayor Patrice Vergiete is said to have announced that a "world famous director" is set to shoot an American blockbuster in the city.

According to local French newspaper La Voix Du Nord, that director is Nolan. Via translation from Indiewire, La Voix Du Nord writes, "Completely incognito during his recent visits to Dunkirk with his brother Jonathan, [Christopher Nolan] absorbed the territory, its past and the consequences of the conflict."

The Dunkirk evacuation is also called the miracle of Dunkirk. When the British Expeditionary Force and other Allied Forces were trapped by German troops, it was expected that many of troops would not be saved.

Miraculously, the troops were able to evacuate across the English Channel and over 330,000 soliders were saved.

http://uk.ign.com/articles/2015/12/27/christopher-nolans-2017-film-reportedly-a-world-war-2-epic?%20hub%20page%20(front%20page)&utm_content=8

Nolan doing a war film? interesting

War films are one of my least favourite but I'll watch it for Nolan

if the rumour is true



Expecting to see Bale in it lol

Firenze wrote:definitely an injustice to the movie if you don't watch the revenant in 4K tbh tbf, the visual shots are pretty unreal, imagine it will win whatever oscar award there is for that (don't recall the name off the top of my head)

can't see DiCaprio winning an oscar, he was good but has plenty of better performances, I imagine Hardy will get a nom for best supporting actor though, he gave a pretty good performance too

overall I feel like it was a pretty average revenge movie though

Nowhere as good as h8ful 8?

Not for me. Top 3 movies of the year would most likely be The Hateful Eight, Sicario then The Revenant.

Still a good movie, after reflecting on Leo's performance it was definitely great though, wouldn't be surprised if he won the oscar this year but that's more to do with there not being an out and out favorite/relatively weaker competition.

Unreal visuals in it though, really helped set the tone of the movie.

Freeza wrote:

CBarca wrote:

RealGunner wrote:All movies seems to have delayed in the UK

You guys got star wars

Everyone but fat chinese kids with video cameras got Star Wars

That's enough about Tom's adopted sweatshop worker imo.

@Tomwin Lannister

Firenze, the word you're looking for is 'cinematography'. And yeah most critics think Lubezki (cinematographer of The Revenant) will do the three-peat in that category.

ES wrote:The Dunkirk evacuation is also called the miracle of Dunkirk. When the British Expeditionary Force and other Allied Forces were trapped by German troops, it was expected that many of troops would not be saved.

Oscar confirmed.

RealGunner wrote:
War films are one of my least favourite

First the Coen bros hate and now this

Guys pls do watch 5 to 7.
Olivia Thirlby is slowly stealing my heart, but bah gawd the French actress in this was a sight as well. The Before trilogy influence and style is obvious, but there is a difference in that the woman is nearly 10 years older than the man and that the woman is married. Considering that it might be right down @Pirloisjesus's alley, although the woman and the husband has an open relationship so it is mutually consented.

Yes it may be fantastical, dramatised and even be predictable most of the time (all the things I hate in the romantic drama genre), but its energy, humour, the characters' chemistry and good acting made sure it felt all but cheesy and generic.

She's the French woman that played in Skyfall apparently

Nolan's next project

http://variety.com/2015/film/news/chistopher-nolan-mark-rylance-movie-1201662561/

As long as his brother is involved too. Should be great

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

Freeza wrote:

CBarca wrote:

You guys got star wars

Everyone but fat chinese kids with video cameras got Star Wars

That's enough about Tom's adopted sweatshop worker imo.

@Tomwin Lannister

I told u about my basement in the strictest of confidence

Didn't say anything about your basement brah (;

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@NSA

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El Gunner wrote:Guys pls do watch 5 to 7.
Olivia Thirlby is slowly stealing my heart, but bah gawd the French actress in this was a sight as well. The Before trilogy influence and style is obvious, but there is a difference in that the woman is nearly 10 years older than the man and that the woman is married. Considering that it might be right down @Pirloisjesus's alley, although the woman and the husband has an open relationship so it is mutually consented.

Yes it may be fantastical, dramatised and even be predictable most of the time (all the things I hate in the romantic drama genre), but its energy, humour, the characters' chemistry and good acting made sure it felt all but cheesy and generic.

Saw it about a month ago or so. I posted a comment about it here. That french woman is just out of this world Great film, I agree.

Tom Hardy in talks to star in Christopher Nolan's WWII movie 'Dunkirk'


damnnnn. Already collecting the star power. Hope Bale is in it too in some role.

Anything with Hardy in it is something i'm gonna watch tbh.

Same.

Inb4 Tom Hard(y): A Porno

El Gunner wrote:Inb4 Tom Hard(y): A Porno

RealGunner wrote:Tom Hardy in talks to star in Christopher Nolan's WWII movie 'Dunkirk'


damnnnn. Already collecting the star power. Hope Bale is in it too in some role.

Commented on my link without reading it

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Anything with Hardy in it is something i'm gonna watch tbh.

Tom Hardy:

Thought it was the same article as the one someone posted this morning. Thought you would have mentioned hardy on his own in a diff post

Never heard of Mark Rylance or Kenneth Branagh before. Hope they are decent

RealGunner wrote:Never heard of Kenneth Branagh before. Hope they are decent

Are you pulling my leg brah?