#nolan

[viesanterieures]

remember when oppenheimer was announced and film critics were like "who‘s gonna watch a 3 hour biopic about the creator of the atomic bomb in the middle of summer"

dude, people would go to the cinema to watch cillian murphy painting a brick wall for 3 hours and i‘m one of these people

[vini-love]

[pikaiscool]

Voxer got in trouble moments later

(I keep forgetting I can put my art here)

[paradise-yuna]

Barbie’s Producers spending too much money on advertising campaigns to get attention.

Meanwhile Nolan telling Cillian’s stylist to dressing him up in a sheer shirt and then here we go:

[oscarwildebutwilder]

I believe whatever doesn’t kill you, simply makes you stranger.

[doyouknowthischaracter]

DYKTC OBSCURE CHAMPION 2023

2023 is over, so it's time to find out which one of our top 12 most obscure characters is the people's champion. The list was put together by taking the last six characters from the "by percentage" section and the last six from the "by number of votes" section, skipping duplicates. This time, vote for whoever you want to win, regardless of whether you know them or not! Make sure you read all options carefully before voting because you can only do so once. Have fun and may the best obscure character win!

[wisesnail]

I really enjoyed painting this, probably because this shameless snail loves Cillian Murphy's face <;

Have you watched Oppenheimer? Did you like it?

Prints and other stuff on my RedBubble and Threadless c:

[totalnocoisland]

CORLANN @hardcore-solangelo-19

[timeturnerz]

queer love as our dark, compelling, beautiful, terrible villain pulling our sweet, innocent protagonist away from their repressive society and to the "dark side"

interview with the vampire (2022) // hannibal (2013) // jennifer's body (2009) // neon genesis evangelion (1995) // the dark knight (2008) // fight club (1999) // point break (1991) // killing eve (2018)

[tectoniccyborg]

Someone also asked for omniman :)

[wandering-alien]

'Oppenheimer' is actually a really interesting exploration into masculinity and gender. Bear in mind I've only watched the film once and my thoughts aren't entirely coherent but I wanted to share some.

Robert and Kitty's relationship is really intriguing and an insight into relationships and gender dynamics of the time. Kitty is suffocated by her kids and role as a mother but pushes through and sticks by Robert's side, not only because she's really loyal but because that's what women were expected to do. She's sacrificed a lot of her happiness and now her husband is a great man of history.

We see Robert Oppenheimer in a very emotional light, with close ups of Murphy's amazing acting really driving this home. It's good to see how someone in Oppenheimer's position would actually behave, and the stress and anxiety he feels is built into the film. At one point, Truman calls Oppenheimer a 'crybaby' and it really reminded me how important the obvious showing of Oppenheimer's emotions is in this film. Not only does it help us connect with him as a character, but it's acknowledging men's emotions and a fact that this male character can be and is vulnerable (which is an idea reinforced by the scenes in the board room).

Also just the general details, like the chemist arguing with another member of the team because he doesn't understand female anatomy and acts like she can't properly do her work. Really reminds you that it was a different time.

Sorry if none of this makes sense or if it seems a bit off, just what I took away from the film, especially because I saw 'Barbie' a few days before and that was very focused on gender as a theme.

[viesanterieures]

who else gets these vibes

[brett-is-afraid]

So, I was trying to focus on Kris absolutely eating up this picture, but what the fuck is going on behind her?? Those dweebs <3

[pikaiscool]

All of them were now vampired. Help

[alethianightsong]

Thraxans and their parallels to humans:

The comics state that a Thraxan lives for 9 months but make up for this short lifespan by learning fast and forgetting nothing. Basically, a Thraxan newborn can learn how to fix a car then be big enough to apply that knowledge in like 3 weeks. As humans, we are naturally either disgusted by or disinterested in the appearance of insects. We step on them all the time with no regard for their lives because they're so small and finite compared to us. Basically, Mark is put off by the Thraxans for the same reasons Viltrumites are put off by humans; they're an inferior lifeform with short lifespans and strange customs. In the end, Mark quickly accepts the humanity (for lack of a better term) of the Thraxans and defends them same as he would a human. Also(no spoilers) the Thraxans technically end up winning in the end since their species interbreeds with the most powerful alien race in the known universe. Combine a long lifespan with an exquisite memory and you got a powerful combination.

[thrillhoues]

I ship it (and then don't explain what it is)