Christopher Nolan says he’s ready to move on from his ‘important’ but ‘dark’ movie ‘Oppenheimer’
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- čas přidán 15. 11. 2023
- Director Christopher Nolan and producer Emma Thomas talk with Yahoo Entertainment’s Kevin Polowy about the importance of their movie, “Oppenheimer,” respond to filmmaker and critic Spike Lee’s comments on the film, and say they are ready to move on from such a ‘dark and nihilistic’ topic.
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Nolan is always a class act he never insult other filmakers nor say bad things about their movies and the way he respons to spike lee comment about Oppenheimer is freakin brilliant. No wonder many of his films are freakin masterpiece
I’m excited to see what Nolan does next. The speech scene from Oppenheimer was a little glimpse of what a Nolan horror movie might be like, and THAT would be really cool. He would knock it out of the park!
great questions! Amidst the plethora of interviews/press for this movie, this was one of the best ones.
Shows how classy but also media savvy Nolan is. Takes a question of mild criticism of his work & thanks the filmmaker for loving his movies. Absolutely perfect response. There’s no winning arguing over criticism. I loved Oppenheimer. It’s perfect for me as is. But certainly not for spike in one particular case.
If this was Tarantino; he’d be losing it at Spike but Master Nolan handled it like a professional champion!!
I don’t agree Tarantino would loose it at spike lee. These directors have massive respect for each other, and they understand the subjectivity of the each others opinions.
@@simransaini99 I mean he’d definitely be a bit snarky & salty for sure!!
At the very least.
And I say that as a big Tarantino fan. It’s just his personality.
@@MAC_ABC he is snarky and salty but no one hates him for it. they understand he’s passionate.
@@unknownprotocol60 Passionate has nothing to do with it: Nolan is clearly equally passionate about filmmaking. It's just Tarantino is the type to emotionally lash out a bit and handle criticism with less maturity; no matter how much you love his movies, that's incontrovertible, lol.
It would be interesting to see a Horror movie done by Nolan, specifically Psychological Horror.
The Prestige was very psychological, but horror would be very interesting.
I'd love that
@micahjohansson7573 Memento was also very psychological, but not horror. Either way, I would love to see a horror film by Nolan... I have a feeling it would have been interesting nonetheless.
Nolan's character is beyond reproach. This man's way of thinking exudes itself continuously into his magnificently crafted storytelling. He is one of the greats in my book.
Both of them are so well-educated mannered and respectful, no wonder they are a couple, complements each other perfectly!
These filmmakers know how hard it is get support to make any of their projects. Lee and Nolan are both talented people who've made movies I absolutely love.
Let me tell you guys a short story:
I went to the theaters with my parents, and we all didn't find the movie entertaining at all, i found it really boring and i thought there was as lot of dialogue instead of action like the movies we're used to see.
But i found myself going to theaters 7 times to watch this movie, because once one realizes the masterpiece this movie is, you cannot go back.
This isn't about the Bomb or something else ( which btw it didn't make it to my expectations) , but it's really about the story and the Oppenheimer's point of view, and once you understand the movie and the message behind it, you realize that this movie truly is a work or art.
A Masterpiece to be remembered for generations to come.
Ps. This movie has the greatest score i've ever heard in any movie EVER, made by Ludwig Goransson.
10/10 a real masterpiece.
Thank you Christopher Nolan.
7 times in a theater ???
I now want an action/thriller/science fiction movie like TENET OR INCEPTION
I would looove a psycholohical thriller from Nolan!
Great questions!!!!
I think given how controversial a decision like that was at the time of the real event, given modern day voices who would never let Nolan hear the end of it if he only dabbled in the horror of it and didn't fully depict the true travesty of it, plus the voices who would never let him hear the end of it if he did, I can see why Nolan might opt out of going that far.
It wouldn't really suit the narrative I think. And a film like this doesn't need a big scale destruction gore and stuff like that. Sometimes a few film tricks are enough to depict the horror that happened. It might leave some viewers unsatisfied, but in the end it was the right choice for it to be a perfect film
Chris needs to do a horror movie
There are resonances beyond that Cris. Indeed !Wonderful Movie ❤
Bruh turn the sound up I have this on maximum volume and can barely hear
Spike Lee has a victimhood mindset so of course he'd focus on the victims in any historical moment. Nolan made the right choice and focused on the great man, faults and all, and his creation.
Bingo!
Damn right
Spike Lee’s an icon who made one of the greatest American films of all time. You don’t get there by having a victimhood mindset which, let’s face it, means you don’t like his politics
Spike's politics have always leaned left, and as black man he's obviously going to resonate more with the Japanese victims. I've always found it strange that people paint him as some kind of vapid Twitter SJW.
Maybe he can direct the Barbie sequel with Ken
had to turn my speakers hgiher th an ever before to hear this video at regular volume
Angry we didn’t see the Wall Street perspective from the riots of Do the Right Thing. How did the property managers feel?
Of course Spike Lee would complain 😂 dude hasn't made a good film in 30 years.
BlacKkKlansman and Oldboy has entered the chat.
@@NdoubleN2 oldboy sucked tho
@@NdoubleN2BlacKKKlansman sucked too and his Oldboy remake was trash
@@NdoubleN2 Yes. Oldboy didn't only suck, it was practically a parody ("father!"). Blackkklansman, just like everything Lee does, was on-the-nose, obvious which was only slightly leveled up by Washington and Driver's acting. Dude turned the whole thing into a cringey BLM anti-Trump PSA by the end to suck Super Lefty Hollywood's d*ck in the middle of Trump's term in office.
This effectively makes Spike Lee an activist sl*t rather than a remotely decent filmmaker.
@@NdoubleN2You don’t specify which chat.
Why tf does spike lee always have an opinion on everybody else’s movie like go make your own film the way you want
Because he's a moron. Definitely one of the most hateful people in hollywood towards white people
Clowns can only discuss, not make their own things because they suck at anything and everything. They are a puppet of the establishment and are good at boot licking.
Agreed, the only time I hear anything from Spike Lee is when he gives criticism and it’s getting old not to mention irritating. It just makes him look petty and bitter of other filmmakers successes.
@@supratiksarkar1195spike lee is a good filmmaker
@@Iast spike lee made that trash remake of Oldboy
I hope his next movie is another science fiction.
I want another Interstellar Movie! Not a sequel but a Space Movie with another crazy Score
He's done his job right. He's done his job brilliantly in fact.
Do a satirical comedy now, like Kubrick!
It would be cool if Nolan made Western
Love the last bit where he talks about the woke Hollywood mindset
Sorry but I've only enjoyed 2 or maybe 3 of Spike Lee's movies.
Spike Lee. Pffft, who? Don’t remember one of his films…Oppenheimer is perfect to its nature… anything else is a different movie
Love Nolan! Favourite director! I have 6 of his movies in my top 25 movies of all time. But I would argue that Jesus Christ changed the world a significantly greater deal than Oppenheimer.
Christopher Nolan is just Michael Bay with a software update
Why is the cinematography so ugly? None of Nolan's films before the last ones were ugly and colorless like this.
I think you need to get your eyes checked
@@codybischoff1010 One of us definitely does.
(Now you write "yeah, you." And I write, "no, you." This could provide weeks of entertainment).
Tenet wasn’t a good film imo . But it’s cinematography is brilliant .
@@JJ81566 I hated it. Everything was dark and weird colored, barely any color. Low contrast. Ugly. And Oppenheimer doubled down.
You hated not just the film's cinematography but the colors? Do you think Oppenheimer will be a colorful looking Disney movie. This biopic film is meant to be colorless. It's dreadful, haunting, distraught, horrified and Devastating.
Nolans a plagiarist and writes, when he’s not outdone, in childish style
It was boring AF and the bomb was underwhelming. The review of "lots of men talking in Rooms" perfectly sums up the film. He has not made a decent film since interstellar
Yes, the bomb was VERY underwhelming!!! I thought the blast was that big orange blast we got in the trailer, but naw the bomb was soooo lame lol almost like a fire cracker smh 🤦🏾♂️
Such a lousy take. A plethora of action movies came out this year if that's your cup of tea.
Haven’t seen Oppenheimer . But Dunkirk was a good film no ? TENET was trash . But that’s one dud out of 11 films (including following).
That's the point of a biography films. This is not some mindless action movies. Movies today is now content, Not cinema.
@@danny50582 give us your review
Oppenheimer was boring af. So was Tenet and Interstellar. He's an incredibly talented director, let's see something fun!
Interstellar is boring. What the f* did you watch????
@@riggo12 lol, saw it twice, and was bored out of my mind both times. First time I was even tripping balls, and that didn't even help! It was INTERESTING but nothing narratively or character-wise that drew me in. Nothing to sink my teeth into it. And that whole "love is the only thing we can perceive that transcends dimensions of time and space" narrative made me want to gouge my eyes out.
Yeah you must be bored of everything. All 3 of those films were not boring at all
@@HaohanWang617 Good thing art is subjective! I found Oppenheimer especially boring, reminding me of Tinker, Tailor Soldier Spy from a few years back on just how incredibly boring and slow it was. Tenet was just a director high on his horse j*rking off all over the screen and was a meandering pointless mess of a film.
Hey, opinions are like a$$holes!
Stop watching TikTok kid 🤡