Well written, very well acted and generally well directed.
But the incessant music makes it feel like a 3-hour trailer, as if Nolan doesn't trust us enough to sit still for that long without bombarding our senses.
Göransson says there's 150 mins of music—a staggering amount, even for a 3-hour film.
Nolan clearly goes for intenseness, but if he'd take his foot off the gas every now & again, we'd have more space to connect emotionally with his characters, who sometimes lack dimensionality.
Jan 30, 2020 • 24 tweets • 8 min read
This highlights an issue that really concerns me: the lack of ecologically sound ways to release music that work for both artists and listeners. Here's a thread compiling some thoughts & other articles about the music industry’s environmental impact.
amp.theguardian.com/music/2020/jan…
First, some context: this @Forbes article charts the industry’s progression through the eras of vinyl, tape, CDs and downloads to our current era of streaming.
