Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ

That trailer seemed a bit bland but this is one of my most anticipated movies. I can't wait!

Originally Posted by johnnysd

Bland is an insult to all things bland. It looks completely flat, predictable and melodramatic. Looks like Rylance will give a solid if trite performance. Trailer was not well received in the GOTG screening I saw,

Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ

The movie looks like it's going to have multiple plot lines running concurrently to cover several different stories of the battle that may or may not intersect by film's end. It seemed fairly obvious that the people who cut the trailer had no idea how to put all those aspects in the trailer without making it look convoluted.

I'm going to stick with my gut and say despite that shitty trailer the movie itself will still be good.

Originally Posted by johnnysd

He will probably find a concept that sounds really cool and then will butcher it with endless exposition, ridiculous and convoluted plotting, an absurd ending and the emotional depth of a corpse. It will be a horrible film that Nolan fans will hail as brilliant and original and "mind blowing" and make a lot of money at the box office despite being an incredibly dumb polished turd of a film. I vow to not be sucked in this time by the excellent trailer that will be made which will make me think this Nolan shitfest will somehow be different than his other unwatchable films.

Originally Posted by johnnysd

Looks like yet more crap from the most overrated hack director in Hollywood. Most definitely skipping this. Borrrrringgg trailers. At least the trailers for the last several of his crappy movies made me think he finally made a decent one, but even the trailers are awful. Rant over.

Originally Posted by fumanstan

johnnysd is also the guy who wrote these in his previous posts about the movie and Nolan, so i'm not sure how much effort you want to put in to discussing the trailer with him.





That said, trailer didn't do much for me and i'm a big fan of Nolan's work.

Originally Posted by DaveyJoe

I'm sick of WWII movies.

Originally Posted by Abob Teff

At the end Kenneth Branagh pops up from under the water to find out he is a child in the bathtub playing with his boats and plastic army men, re-enacting the battle beat-for-beat years before it actually happened.

Originally Posted by Osiris3657

Pretty surprised this is only 107 minutes. Must be one of Nolan's shortest films. Still really looking forward to it, my appetite for anything WWII will never be satisfied.

Originally Posted by mabuse

mpaa rating?