Kin
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Saw a bunch of movies recently. Saw TDKR and thought it was a fitting piece to the other two. Nolan is too good of a filmmaker to ever make a bad movie but I think this was as close as he was going to come. It's a hot mess of a flick with pretty terrible structure but is relatively redeemed by good performances and some pretty good action sequences. Like the other two in the series I thought it was kind of an awkward mix between a serious movie and the nods to Summer Blockbusterism that made it pretty silly. I wish I understood why, after some really great performances from villains in the series, it ended with a villain whose face you couldn't see and an overdubbed voice. Anyways, I really hope Nolan goes back to making movies like Memento and the Prestige. Although with that said, I'm fully prepared to acknowledge that some of this may just be that as I've gotten older I'm kind of losing my appetite for a lot of this nonsense.
I also saw Jiro Dreams of Sushi which I really loved. Maybe it's just that there were parallels with my own life but the whole concept of the Shokunin really resonated strongly with me and got me looking at my own craft in a whole new light. I'd really recommend it for anyone who is a fan of documentaries or obsessive about their own work.
I also saw Jiro Dreams of Sushi which I really loved. Maybe it's just that there were parallels with my own life but the whole concept of the Shokunin really resonated strongly with me and got me looking at my own craft in a whole new light. I'd really recommend it for anyone who is a fan of documentaries or obsessive about their own work.