god damn i could barely walk after sitting for 3 hours in a theater watching a screen that spanned the entirety of the wall, from ceiling to floor, from one side to the other largest movie screen i've ever seen and it's not even the 70mm one, i can't imagine how wildly my eyes would be moving if i ever get to experience the original size 😭 let me write this review while the movie is still fresh in my head (i ended up procrastinating as always 🤡) solid movie that is in sync with how nolan directs his movies (not that i've seen many of his films but this one is definitely similar to oppenheimer). this is also one of the few things i admire about nolan, how the story is not told in chronological order, instead the story weaves in from different details and flashbacks, and it makes sense. the thing about modern storytelling that i've observed is that so many people try to experiment with non-tradtional ways of storytelling, where a story is not told from its beginning to the end, and end up failing. it's hard to execute it because often times it confuses the audience and to find that sweet moment to weave in a flashback or back to the present moment is HARD. you either make the audience connect the dots or you lose them. the moment i saw cyclops my jaw dropped 😭 HOW THE FUCK did he pull that off without cgi 🤯 apparently with puppeteering and honestly? respect to him and the team, true dedication to the art. necessary or not? that's up for debate but hey, it's done. oh and that one scene where they were going through an apocalyptic sea storm and the rest of the crew dies? yeah my eyes almost turned blind so thank you chris 🤡 should've given me a warning when buying the tickets, "bring your sunglasses or else" hats off to nolan and everyone who believed in him to pull off such an ambitious project, my god, brother almost included everything from both of the poems 💀