Looks like Jake Gyllenhaal is following your advice, I just got an ad for an Apple TV+ limited series called Presumed Innocent where he plays a lawyer.
Glad you mentioned first man, its such a good movie and probably one of the only biopics I’ve actually enjoyed watching (would also recommend the nice guys as an underrated comedy that award shows ignored, has Russell Crowe and Ryan gosling in it)
The first one to comment, yey! You guys mentioned Dunkirk and I left the pod to go watch that film again, I remember being touched by it the first two times I saw it and I can safely say that its still in my top 3 Nolan films. Interstellar being no.1 of course.
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Lighthouse or Uncut Gems for me. Saw them both in the same week at cinema. Was blown away by both.
Looks like Jake Gyllenhaal is following your advice, I just got an ad for an Apple TV+ limited series called Presumed Innocent where he plays a lawyer.
Glad you mentioned first man, its such a good movie and probably one of the only biopics I’ve actually enjoyed watching (would also recommend the nice guys as an underrated comedy that award shows ignored, has Russell Crowe and Ryan gosling in it)
The first one to comment, yey! You guys mentioned Dunkirk and I left the pod to go watch that film again, I remember being touched by it the first two times I saw it and I can safely say that its still in my top 3 Nolan films. Interstellar being no.1 of course.