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60 of 224 · most liked firstJust watched The Prestige for the first time. Good film
unlabelledView post →Christopher Nolan confirms 'The Prestige' will be re-released in 70mm for its 20th anniversary 🎞️ • The film is being blown up to the format • In theaters January 2027
unlabelledView post →My fave Nolan bits/bobs in no order: •Opening sequence w/ plane in Dark Night Rises •Bowie as Tesla in The Prestige •Matt Damon in Interstellar •How much money he got a studio to put into a movie as insane as Tenet •Everything about Dunkirk Can’t wait to see The Odyssey in 70MM this weekend.
unlabelledView post →An unintended side effect of the Prestige TV Era is now every movie thinks you need way more useless details for 2.5 hours instead of simply saying "the flux capacitor is what makes time travel possible" and leaving it at that
unlabelledView post →The Prestige is Christopher Nolan's best movie imo.
unlabelledView post →I have long been convinced that in the movie The Prestige, David Bowie does not know he's playing Nikola Tesla and is not aware he's in a film. They just went to David Bowie's farm and asked him about teleportation.
unlabelledView post →I've been reading The Prestige, the book. As a guy who liked but has basically forgotten the movie, I recommend it.
unlabelledView post →It's like that lesson in the movie The Prestige, not the moral lesson of the movie but how and why a magic trick can dazzle someone. If it's too "perfect" or if there's only one solution, then there's no enigma or entertainment. Same with art, a lot of the fun is wondering how the art was made real.
unlabelledView post →thinking a lot about The Prestige lately, a perfect movie
unlabelledView post →Watched The Prestige for the first time last night and my takeaway was that Christopher Nolan loathes women—the sentiment is so deeply baked into the film It's like the incel movie The Joker could only dream of being
unlabelledView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 The Prestige (2006) By Alexey Kot
unlabelledView post →The Prestige is an excellent comedy film about a prank war gone too far
unlabelledView post →Further thoughts: People are rightfully comparing The Odyssey to Oppenheimer; the two are very deeply linked in terms of ideas. But Nolan also explored how obsession with a goal or object leads to the moral decay and downfall of man in a much better movie of his--The Prestige.
unlabelledView post →Getting to know me through media My all time faves: Game - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Movie - The Prestige Show - Criminal Minds Album - BMTH: Sempiternal
unlabelledView post →not even a Nolan obsessive but I'm trying to imagine not finishing The Prestige and thinking you can assess it accurately, let alone have any idea what that movie is
unlabelledView post →Imagining a film about a Mark Wahlberg meat machine not dissimilar from how Hugh Jackman does magic in The Prestige
unlabelledView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor, rest are Muppets: The Prestige, Christian Bale. But only ONE of the brothers. The other is a Muppet.
unlabelledView post →The Prestige (2006) Directed by Christopher Nolan
unlabelledView post →I am far from the Christopher Nolan fanboy that I used to be, but I rewatched The Prestige last night for the first time in I don't even know how long. That movie is still so damn good. Amazing how well it holds up even after you know how it ends.
unlabelledView post →Among many, many other things, The Prestige is a super interesting movie to have been written by brothers.
unlabelledView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 The Prestige (2006) By Alexey Kot
unlabelledView post →Rewatched the Prestige last night. Still Nolan’s best movie.
unlabelledView post →Bsky having whetted my appetite, rewatched THE PRESTIGE yesterday. So satisfying watching the film spoiler itself repeatedly - the clues are all in plain sight! - but misdirecting you into not noticing. Nolan doubles up on his dead wife thing; Christian Bale & Hugh Jackman have never been better.
unlabelledView post →I saw happiness. Happiness that should have been mine. Movie 🎥 : The Prestige (2006) Director: Christopher Nolan 💙 ☁️ 🕊️ 🎶 🍀 (Photo by Kirpal)
unlabelledView post →The Prestige, one of my favourite movies. A movie that dares to ask "what if you were so stupid you'd ruin your relationship with Scarlet Johansson to continue a magic rivalry?"
unlabelledView post →It ain't my fave but it's a good movie and operates on vibes a lot more than most of his output which I really dig I fear I will forever be a The Prestige gal, though
unlabelledView post →Zora and I both highly recommend this short speculative fiction novel “Inverted World” by Christopher Priest. (He also wrote the novel Nolan’s movie “The Prestige” was based on. Very inventive and compelling. 🪐📚💙 🐈⬛📷
unlabelledView post →I should say that The Prestige remains one of my favorite films, but it is a film that does not try to dismiss or romanticize the behavior of two destructive men hellbent on outwitting the other
unlabelledView post →I had this revelation after watching The Prestige for the first time yesterday which is very much a movie that is designed to be figured out (and like a magic trick depends on misdirection, and ends with the whole thing being laid out for you)
unlabelledView post →20 years later and I think The Prestige is still Christopher Nolan's best film.
unlabelledView post →The Prestige, 2006 Christopher Nolan "Do you have anything to say?" "Abracadabra!" #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →The Prestige is my favorite Nolan and probably one of my favorite movies ever… I think it helps that the subject matter means the movie has a little bit more whimsy and flourish than is usually present in his movies
unlabelledView post →The Prestige is just me reaping vs me sowing: the movie
unlabelledView post →Also finally watched The Prestige and oh yeah Cnolan knows how to direct a movie huh
unlabelledView post →If they ever make a movie about David Bowie they should have the guy who played Tesla in The Prestige play Bowie.
unlabelledView post →“Are you watching closely?” #NW The Prestige (2006)
unlabelledView post →THE PRESTIGE is a movie that was designed in a lab to appeal to me so i will admit im not a good barometer here but imo his pre-interstellar stuff also bangs. i think he’s good at this movie stuff unfortunately
unlabelledView post →Try to imagine the editors of the Prestige Press watching a gangster movie. "I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse" "Wow -- so he means, like, a really good offer, right?"
unlabelledView post →many are saying my boobs are just like the critically acclaimed film The Prestige (2006)
unlabelledView post →Tomorrow I’m seeing the one Nolan film I still haven’t seen, maybe you’ve heard of it? THE PRESTIGE
unlabelledView post →David Bowie as Tesla in The Prestige. It’s about the smartest casting ever to have Bowie as a maker and unmaker of men within the conceit of the film. I get giddy just thinking about it.
unlabelledView post →We are saddened to report the death of Christopher Priest, author of The Prestige, Airside, and more than 20 novels and other short stories. reactormag.com/christopher-...
unlabelledView post →The Prestige. The whole thing hangs on two Huge Twist Reveals, one of which is glaringly obvious for the entire length of the movie, and the other of which is, on a story-telling level, basically cheating.
unlabelledView post →On the other hand though screw the height thing I’d love a movie where ALF beats the shit out of Hugh Jackman. Heck I’d love a version of The Prestige where ALF is both Christian Bales
unlabelledView post →THE LIFE AQUATIC is a once-in-a-career film. They don't let very many relatively young filmmakers get away with this stuff. Like, Nolan had THE PRESTIGE, Wes Anderson has this. It's a manifesto, a mission statement.
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with: One book 📚 - The Salt Path, Raynor Winn One movie 🎥 - The Prestige One Album 💿 - Mezzanine, Massive Attack One TV Show 📺- Severance
unlabelledView post →Watched The Prestige for the first time ever last night on the recommendation of my son. Great movie!
unlabelledView post →The last 4 movies I watched... Matilda The Nightmare Before Christmas The Prestige Red Rooms #lastfourwatched #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #filmsky #moviesky boxd.it/Iqj
unlabelledView post →Nolan getting a kicking, so let me say this: Worst film: The Dark Knight Rises Best film: The Prestige. I will defend The Prestige till the brink of doom. I will battle for it on the cusp of the great waterfall of the void.
unlabelledView post →3. Here's a twofer - The Prestige is Christopher Nolan's best movie. Oppenheimer is not top 5.
unlabelledView post →I rewatched The Prestige for the first time last year after reading Christopher Priest's novel, and funnily, it wasn't the stuff that was "lost in adaptation" that really got to me-- the film is just incredibly annoying to watch.
unlabelledView post →What is your favorite movie involving magic? I also really love The Prestige.
unlabelledView post →Bowie’s cameos in The Prestige, the Twin Peaks movie, The Hunger… Just meta-perfection
unlabelledView post →Watching The Prestige (again) and it's amazing just how many hints about the big reveal are layered throughout the movie from the very beginning.
unlabelledView post →Follow up to my post - here are the census results. Hi all, for those unaware, we do a census each year to get a feel for LemmyNZ users, but this year I [posted the link in this community](https://lemmyverse.link/lemmy.nz/post/40708314) to see if we could get a view of the wider threadiverse. No questions were mandatory, so different questions will have different numbers of responses, but overall we got 78 responses, with 52 of those being LemmyNZ participants (they have a LemmyNZ account OR…
unlabelledView post →I've finally realized why THE PRESTIGE is the only Nolan movie I actually like: It features Robin Colcord from "Cheers" AND Gil Chesterton from "Frasier"
unlabelledView post →The Prestige is my top film from him, he's still arguably never been better
unlabelledView post →Rewatching The Prestige. The cast in this movie gets me every time. Huge Jackedman! Batman! Gollum! Alfred! Black Widow! David freaking Bowie! So good.
unlabelledView post →That last one is vital, because tricks are stories. Christopher Priest's The Prestige, and Nolan's movie adaptation of it, both explore and are built, as stories, around this concept. There are almost no new tricks, or stories. But there are limitless ways to present those existing elements.
unlabelledView post →Apropos of nothing, the Prestige is my favorite movie.
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