Christopher Nolan Cuts Ties with Warner Bros, Moves to Universal for Next Film

Sep 14, 2021 08:46


Christopher Nolan will make his J. Robert Oppenheimer film for Universal, marking the first time in over a decade that he hasn't been at WB. Film carries $100 million budget. Nolan wrote the script. It will shoot in Q1 of 2022 https://t.co/jIbfvXM8AO
- Brent Lang (@BrentALang) September 14, 2021

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polynucleotide September 14 2021, 18:14:28 UTC
they probably pulled a 'our theatrical window deal we have wont apply to you' pitch. why else would he be okay with universal and not warners (who gave everything he asked for with tenet).

m night probably has the same deal. old is still not a vod yet and its been over 50 days since release.

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nermal_kat September 14 2021, 18:17:31 UTC
Is he mad because his terrible movie, Tenet, was a flop?

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melancolour September 14 2021, 18:31:04 UTC
wasn't it not a flop, but just the first of the pandemic releases & therefor under scrutiny?

(content wise I agree, flop)

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nermal_kat September 14 2021, 18:43:48 UTC
It's a bona fide official flop, & will lose at least $50 million for Warner Bros.

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sarahvma September 14 2021, 19:19:39 UTC
It was a flop, in part, because he stubbornly refused to let them do a simultaneous release when every other major production was doing the same. Then I guess he blamed the studio somehow.

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bossm September 14 2021, 18:19:24 UTC
I liked Tenet but I didn’t understand it.

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genbu_no_miko24 September 14 2021, 18:24:21 UTC
I’m convinced he realized he made a very confusing movie and marketed as such to avoid harsher criticism.

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melancolour September 14 2021, 18:30:04 UTC
I watched it with subtitles. Somebody told me the audio in some scenes was intentially configured to be hard to understand, because the dialogue "wasn't what was important". Just.... no. So much no.

I haven't really liked anything he's done since Interstellar (which, to be fair, is one of my top movie watching experiences of all time - A+, love that movie).

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squirrels_oh_no September 14 2021, 19:29:20 UTC
That's what he did for Interstellar which was bullshit. The music was louder than the dialogue half the time. Intentional or not, it was not a good idea and should never have been nominated for Oscars for sound mixing/editing.

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sadmagikarp September 14 2021, 18:22:16 UTC
he really threw a bitch fit and said he was leaving with all his toys cause they wouldn't have a normal theatrical release of his shitty movie in the middle of a global pandemic

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nurse_dre415 September 15 2021, 14:46:35 UTC

I will never not laugh at this gif. A+++

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lanrek September 14 2021, 18:22:29 UTC
okwhoopi.gif

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zibbydoo324 September 14 2021, 18:29:10 UTC
same bestie
pandering

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