hmarote
Joined Feb 2013
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This movie is so cliche that it's almost unbearable to watch it, it seems to me that this guy Neeraj Pandey summed up all the movements or camera tricks of each one of the trendy directors that exist in Hollywood and put them in a single movie. All of them! Okay, these are fashionable things, I suppose, but the slow motion? It is excessive, unnecessary and uncomfortable to watch it. And since the movie uses so many over used resources, the movie ends up being very obvious. You see the big finale coming from a mile away. Anyway, the idea is not bad, but the execution is horrible and undermines the movie itself. At least, this is the way I see it.
When Tom Cruise went to the movies to watch this film I bet the entire time he was thinking 'I do this one hundred percent better!' And he would be right, one thousand percent better. Nolan has great ideas, very smart man, an artist, but his films are really boring. He is the un-entertainment man. But you know what to expect when you go to see his films. I never learn.
Awful movie. I hated it. But not enough to watch it again and find out why. Wish they didn't make those really bad new versions of the Beatles most iconic songs though..
