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i have watched over three hundred hours of Oppenheimer to bring you this video, so i think i'm allowed to log it again.
I'm not really sure how to articulate this yet but this movie feels genuinely revolutionary as an action film because Denis doesn't follow a single modern rule of 'good action'.
Instead, he makes every set piece unfold as a self-sufficient mystery: rather than giving us everything we need to understand the geography, the stakes, the perspectives and the obstacles like McQuarrie and Cameron and Jackson do at their best, Denis drops us in on an image that incites a million…
never felt more seen by a movie than that mirror shot imagining how you'd frame up the worst thing that's ever happened to you.
The movie equivalent of when everyone procrastinates on the group project up until the hour before it's due.