Christopher Nolan has a knack for taking a genre and creating something unique and fresh out of it. Batman Begins offered an intense and gritty comic book origin story. The Dark Knight was a crime thriller set in the Batman universe. Inception was a heist movie in a sci-fi dream world. And Memento was a noir revenge movie that put the audience into the damaged perspective of its protagonist. Now with Interstellar, Nolan has set his sights on conquering space.
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- Yojimbo, 1961 - ★★★★ January 18, 2021Watched on Monday January 18, 2021.
- Dazed and Confused, 1993 - ★★★★½ January 18, 2021Watched on Monday January 18, 2021.
- Sometimes They Come Back, 1991 - ★★★ January 15, 2021Rewatched this while working from home solely because I've been working on a Top 19 Stephen King Movie/TV Works list for an eventual Tower Junkies episode.It's currently at my number 19 spot on my list. I really don't know if it's because there's such a glut of sub-par/objectively terrible King adaptations out there or if Sometimes T […]
- The Vast of Night, 2019 - ★★★★ January 13, 2021Watched on Wednesday January 13, 2021.
- Superbad, 2007 - ★★★★½ January 6, 2021Watched on Tuesday January 5, 2021.
- Jexi, 2019 - ★½ January 1, 2021Last movie of 2020, specifically because I started the year with a rewatch of Her.This movie was terrible. Some of the vulgar humor worked for me. The "sex" scene with Jexi surprisingly made me laugh quite a bit. And it was refreshing to see Adam Devine in a likable role, even if everything in the movie is absurd and over the top. It probably would […]
- Yojimbo, 1961 - ★★★★ January 18, 2021