Alejandro is a legend man I love the way he speaks about the film but also offers a fun insight into what he was feeling whilst watching it it's an incredibly big and powerful movie but it has so many subtleties too tbf it's Nolans best work since Memento for me.
It is Nolan's time. He needs to win best director at the Oscars. It is time. My ideal winners line up would be Nolan for director, Killers for picture and Gerwig for screenplay.
Thanks for putting this up! I may be ignorant but is there any reason why they would not record this properly and publish it on CZcams? These are icons of our generation. It may be exclusive to the screening, but I think this is a win-win for both the theatre, the filmmakers and even the people present!
I've been wondering the same for some time now. The Oppenheimer cast and director have done several Q&As with prominent people from the filmmaking industry. Apart from Alejandro Inarritu there were also Danny Boyle, Jamie Dornan and the Daniels. None of them were recorded or released properly/officially for whatever reasons. It's really odd.
Christopher Nolan with Emma Thomas met me but I'm faceblind, with 38 of the greatest scripts. Nolan greeted me behind my right shoulder and I just thought he was passing through! I'm fkn dying in agony. Last year it was Quentin Tarantino. How much can one man bear? It's happened for more than 20 years! JES-🇺🇲⚡️
So good, while others filmmakers mainly talks about the technical aspect of the movie. Alejandro goes to deepness meaning of the movie and the nature of Oppenheimer. that's great
He knew what he was doing, but this was WWII, the world was not shy in its aptitude for violence so maybe he just believed this is how the world works even if it makes him evil, he accepted it intellectually, but it haunted his heart
Fun fact: Emma Thomas is the only person who worked in literally every movie directed by Christopher Nolan
Bc their married couple
Alejandro is a legend man I love the way he speaks about the film but also offers a fun insight into what he was feeling whilst watching it it's an incredibly big and powerful movie but it has so many subtleties too tbf it's Nolans best work since Memento for me.
Agreed
I'm 100% with you there.
It is Nolan's time. He needs to win best director at the Oscars. It is time. My ideal winners line up would be Nolan for director, Killers for picture and Gerwig for screenplay.
You're a legend for posting this thank you!!!!
Alejandro is a fantastic filmmaker in his own right, Nolan is winning director everyone take it to the bank
Nice video, inarritu is a great interviewer
Thanks for putting this up!
I may be ignorant but is there any reason why they would not record this properly and publish it on CZcams? These are icons of our generation. It may be exclusive to the screening, but I think this is a win-win for both the theatre, the filmmakers and even the people present!
I've been wondering the same for some time now. The Oppenheimer cast and director have done several Q&As with prominent people from the filmmaking industry. Apart from Alejandro Inarritu there were also Danny Boyle, Jamie Dornan and the Daniels. None of them were recorded or released properly/officially for whatever reasons. It's really odd.
They want the exclusivity of paying to see this in the theater the people hosting it are member club type thing
Thank you for the video!
Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you!!! I have been searching for this
Christopher Nolan with Emma Thomas met me but I'm faceblind, with 38 of the greatest scripts. Nolan greeted me behind my right shoulder and I just thought he was passing through! I'm fkn dying in agony. Last year it was Quentin Tarantino. How much can one man bear? It's happened for more than
20 years!
JES-🇺🇲⚡️
Thanks for this
you are the goat for recording this
Thank you so very much🙏💕
Thank you🙏💕 ❤
❤Christopher Nolan - Emma Thomas❤....One among the Finest couple of our time❤💯
So good, while others filmmakers mainly talks about the technical aspect of the movie. Alejandro goes to deepness meaning of the movie and the nature of Oppenheimer. that's great
thank you thank you thank you and thank you
17:12 LMAOOOO
Alejandro!!
He knew what he was doing, but this was WWII, the world was not shy in its aptitude for violence so maybe he just believed this is how the world works even if it makes him evil, he accepted it intellectually, but it haunted his heart
Cute couple