Producer, co-founder Filmspotting.
"Favorite Films" my fave of each of the last four years (h/t Tim Hoiland).
You know what's fun? Seeing this with a crowd.
Film #2 in my little town's monthly film club.
Many of us had seen it before, but some hadn't, and you forget how much you miss seeing things with a rapt audience until you hear gasps of horrified realization as shit starts to go down.
If I have a complaint this time, it's Pearce, who is just kind of ok. It's still an ingenious piece of work by Nolan, but there is a slightly better version of it with, I don't know, 2000-era Clive Owen instead? Is that something we could get?
I've taken all of your criticisms into account and have determined that you're all wrong.
The first shot of Celine in the bookshop. The car ride when they nearly touch each other. The look on Celine's face as they walk up the stairs. Nina Simone.
The whole f'ing thing.