Trust me on this. *thumbs up*

[zolac_no_miko]

Ladies and gentlemen of the internet, I bring you another very important PSA:

WATCH SOURCE CODE.

DON'T look up anything about it, really, don't, I'm completely serious, don't watch the trailers, the trailers make the movie look stupid and they are full of spoilers, it's better if you have no idea at all what the movie is about going in, just go see it, it's totally worth it.

All you need to know is this:

1) Directed by Duncan Jones.

2) Chicago.

3) AWESOME.

...Oh man, Duncan Jones is not a one-hit wonder, this proves it, he's two for two and he is going to be a man whose career I am going to enjoy watching for decades to come. DIRECT ME ANOTHER ONE, MR. JONES. MAKE DAVID BOWIE PROUD.

...Write-up of concert shenanigans to follow when I have had some sleep, oh god.

Comments

[peperima.livejournal.com]

ooo thank you!! Wow, 90% is INSANE (I always trust Tomatometer, haha). I guess I will have to check it out! I am definitely able to ~*~ suspend my disbelief for cool currently-impossible technology ~*~. (coughinceptioncough) :)

I totally agree on trailers looking awful, though. I watched one and went "wait, why is there a WHOLE MOVIE on this?? doesn't he just go back and fix things??"

[zolac-no-miko.livejournal.com]

Hahahaha, yeah, the Tomatometer never fails me, I always check there first before going to see a movie. It's gotten me to see some excellent films I otherwise might have missed... although in this case it was Duncan Jones that got me into the theater–I'm a huge fan of Moon (also a 90% on the Tomatometer). And lol, yes, "cool currently-impossible technology", this film definitely has that.

Yeahno, the trailers are awful. I remember seeing one in the theater and thinking that it looked completely uninteresting. After the movie I went looking on Apple Trailers and... yeah. Bleh. The storytelling in the film is really quite clever, actually.