Christopher Nolan's next: 'Interstellar'

[GordonGekko]

Interesting.

Just read a review by a guy who gave it 2.5 stars out of 5. That is a 50%, not even a passing grade in junior college. I mean, I haven't seen this (yet) but I just can't believe Nolan would fire out a failed product, too much quality control involved with him. While this definitely won't win awards it appears, I think a lot of these critics are trying to make a name for themselves (I mean this critic got me to read his review, had he posted a positive review I probably would not have read it) and make a splash at the expense of Nolan who seems to be a top critic's easy prey.

[Ragged Robin]

Originally Posted by GordonGekko

Interesting.

Just read a review by a guy who gave it 2.5 stars out of 5. That is a 50%, not even a passing grade in junior college. I mean, I haven't seen this (yet) but I just can't believe Nolan would fire out a failed product, too much quality control involved with him. While this definitely won't win awards it appears, I think a lot of these critics are trying to make a name for themselves (I mean this critic got me to read his review, had he posted a positive review I probably would not have read it) and make a splash at the expense of Nolan who seems to be a top critic's easy prey.

I think the Nolan fanboys need to hop off his nuts before they actually see the movie

[unlurking]

Originally Posted by GordonGekko

Interesting.

Just read a review by a guy who gave it 2.5 stars out of 5. That is a 50%, not even a passing grade in junior college. I mean, I haven't seen this (yet) but I just can't believe Nolan would fire out a failed product, too much quality control involved with him. While this definitely won't win awards it appears, I think a lot of these critics are trying to make a name for themselves (I mean this critic got me to read his review, had he posted a positive review I probably would not have read it) and make a splash at the expense of Nolan who seems to be a top critic's easy prey.