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Christopher Nolan continues to get under Musk's skin
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Nolan's «Odyssey» is a mediocre film, and praising it solely because it «defied the right» is embarassing.
This article is merely stating facts. The movie broke box office records and has been well received by critics. <— this is a fact.
I haven't watched it, but that's not what I've been hearing from friends who have, nor from online reviews.
No one is watching it to defy anyone.
It's not praise to say it's successful.
More than that, it's sorta funny that this is the movie chuds are mad about, when Nolans movies are just classic blockbuster stuff. It's not woke in any meaningful way, it's not high art or anything. It's just what Nolan always makes.
Man, one teacher in high school was so surprised when I reported to her how awful I found Interstellar, which she had recommended to me because «I like Space».
Something tells me you haven't seen the movie
Why do people think others are just doing things to defy them, also they are cultural or moral arbiters or important enough to defy
I mean it happened with countless Disney movies.