Goodnightmoon said:
Volterra_90 said:
Though I wasn't a big fan of war movies, so it'd be probably hard to please me, I think this was the best war movie I've seen. It was truly an interesting and different portrayal. I thought that it'd be more blockbuster-y, but it's definitely not. It's as minimalistic as a war movie can get. And the storytelling was pretty interesting. I feel like I might missed how all the three stories connect (specially the Cillian Murphy story), so I might have to watch it again to appreciate the film more. I felt a bit cold because I tend to enjoy Nolan films way more and, honestly, I didn't feel the emotional punch of the movie. I was brought to tears in Interstellar, for example, so you can clearly see the difference. And it felt a bit flat at the beginning. Also, I don't get the score at times. It was like... there is nothing happenning right now, and the score seemed to build up to a NOTHING moment XD.
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That happened for all the wrong reasons though, as Interestellar is great until the nonsense emotional crap comes in
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Oh, but it wasn't nonsense. I thought it was beautiful and well put together, and I watch that film a dozen times XD. I get why some people felt let down about it, but I truly adore that scene.
curl-6 said:
Volterra_90 said:
Also, I don't get the score at times. It was like... there is nothing happenning right now, and the score seemed to build up to a NOTHING moment XD.
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The impression I got from the score near-constant presence was that it was supposed to be echoing the danger lurking off screen and the tension of the characters that it could return at any time.
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It might be, but I think it was too distracting, too pulsating and way OTT. Maybe because I didn't feel that intensity, so it felt overly exaggerated in my mind.
Oh, I forgot to say, and I'm saying this genuinely, I thought the way the Nazis were protrayed in this movie were genius.
