ITT: fuck you i liked it
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one of the best films of the 10s
>>63603048
Quentin's best movie by a large margin.
>>63602939
hell's heroes is from 1930 you pretentious fuck
>>63603162
It's still shit tho.
>>63603562
best
>>63603562
hehe,,,memes
>>63603562
Nolan's use of blurring effects mirrors the blurring of lines as the situation quickly descends out of CIA's control
>>63603083
Blackhat is an experimental film. This point may seem obvious, but in many ways this experimentation is at the heart of Mann's attempt to capture his idea of reality primarily through a heightened visual expression and attention to atmospheric detail rather than through only narrative information or psychological verisimilitude.
It seems as if every moment wrestles against the modern viewer’s hunger for narrative clarity and character identification.
But does that mean it’s a bad movie? Or does that mean an audience weaned on information-focused TV shows and movies is trying to force the viewing habits they’re comfortable with onto an experimental movie that challenges them?
It begs a grandiose question: What is cinema?
What are movies? Well, at the most basic level, cinema is audiovisual art. And we should always keep in mind that stories and characters are not the only filmic way to explore the human condition – just the most common.
Film is not about storytelling or character development; these are merely tools, ways for a filmmaker to express his or her vision and ideas, just like visuals, music, setting, dialogue, editing, or any other part of the medium.
A film’s story should not be what we, as viewers, focus on any more than we should only focus on an actor’s performance or a composer’s score. We should focus on the whole package, analyze what that package means and says, examine its components, and und'r-stand it on its own terms.
Blackhat is an experimental film -- and one of the great achievements of 21st century art.
>>63603654
teehee
meme
