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Review: Tenet once again shows that Christopher Nolan is ahead of his time
Movie Review | Matt Looker | 31st August 2020
In case anyone still hasn’t realised it yet, Christopher Nolan loves time. He loves it soooo much. He wants to marry time and have sweet little pocket-watch babies. He wants to go to prison so that he can ’do’ time. Because if he’s not telling an entire film in reverse chronological order like in Memento, or revealing multiple flashbacks within flashbacks like in The Prestige, he’s creating a story in which three separate narratives that run over distinctly different time periods all unfold simultaneously, like in Inception and Dunkirk. Time is Christopher Nolan’s life, and he is having the best of it. Which is why Tenet can easily be seen as the most Christopher Nolan film that Christopher Nolan has made so far - it brings this particular favourite theme of his into sharp focus. Frankly, It’s about time.
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Keith Lemon has apparently joined The Avengers
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 14th March 2015
"Proper moist," he said in a statement. Or is that the other one. They're all awful. GO AWAY.
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Kick-Ass 2
Movie Review | Ali | 15th August 2013
Remember the key word of superhero sequel The Dark Knight? Escalation. Christopher Nolan took the events of Batman Begins and used them as a foundation for the mayhem to come: how would Bruce Wayne's actions in the first movie affect the world in which he lived? Well, Kick-Ass 2 takes exactly the same approach by expanding its world, but somehow manages to feel smaller and less impressive as a result.
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Savages
Movie Review | Matt | 19th September 2012
Confession: creating the above photo made me laugh far more than it should have.
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