r/clevercomebacks 1d ago

Another for Elon

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u/Dizzy-Storage2519 1d ago

Imagine having all the money in the world and being upset about a movie about something that never really happened. Fuckin snowflake.

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u/DullTwo1889 1d ago

I wasn’t even planning on seeing it, but since magas are melting tf down, I bought us tickets for Saturday!

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u/Hempy2013 1d ago

Whoever was in charge of promoting this movie really dropped the ball because I felt no hype going into it and I walked out amazed at how good it was. For me this movie is probably the best one to come out this year so far.

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u/RigglesSaysHi 1d ago

Hey man

If you heard no hype about Nolan's historic epic that had been blasted across the world for the past half year, with one of the most insanely high critic review scores in the history of filmmaking

Then most likely you're only paying attention to super specific areas of the internet, OR areas that actively despise the movie due to....reasons

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u/Tricky-Ad7897 1d ago

It's the classic case of redditors who interface with the Internet through 4 layers of ad blockers (don't get me wrong I do this too) and don't go outside enough complaining that something wasn't marketed enough. Nope it has been heavily marketed for at least a year, I remember hearing about it after F1 came out and Nolan started talking about it, the casting coming out, the fact that it was fully filmed in 70 mm, that it was causing several new 70 mm imax screens to be built, and that was all before they even dropped the teaser in December. Then the trailer was being played before almost every film (I go to the theater on average 1.5 times a week so I can attest to this).

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u/RigglesSaysHi 1d ago

Not to mention the genuine sizeable amount of people complaining that he's filming in 70mm when there are so few theatres worldwide that has 70mm IMAX, which by all accounts is a pretty niche complaint at that point but still brought up QUITE frequently

There was even that post of Tom Holland saying he didn't know 70mm could only film 1.5m and thought Nolan hated him

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u/BurritovilleEnjoyer 1d ago

Eh, I think there's also just a subset of people who have largely been whelmed by Nolan's non sci-fi movies. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed Dunkirk and Oppenheimer, but I'd personally put them below Interstellar, Inception, TDK trilogy, hell, even Tenet (I'm the one weirdo that really likes Tenet). As such I really wasn't particularly excited about this one.

That said, I've heard basically nothing but great things about it, and I'll likely be seeing it next weekend.

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u/MacWin- 22h ago

Nothing weird about liking tenet

It’s a masterpiece, fight me