My order exactly! TWBB is one of those rare movies that I knew was a masterpiece and a new favorite the moment it ended.

I just saw it for the first time a couple days ago - can someone explain to me why everyone loves it so much? I thought it was kind of disappointing after watching TWBB and Magnolia (I've been playing PTA catch-up in prep for The Master). It wasn't as thematically focused as his other films… In fact, it seemed to me…

I just saw it for the first time a couple days ago - can someone explain to me why everyone loves it so much? I thought it was kind of disappointing after watching TWBB and Magnolia (I've been playing PTA catch-up in prep for The Master). It wasn't as thematically focused as his other films… In fact, it seemed to me…

I'm gonna catch flack for this, but: Nolan? I'm seventeen years old, a lover of pop culture and philosophy, a denizen of the internet, and - while he's certainly not the best director - I think Nolan is the director of our generation. My generation, at least. How old are you people? Anyways. That's why I was miffed…

I'm gonna catch flack for this, but: Nolan? I'm seventeen years old, a lover of pop culture and philosophy, a denizen of the internet, and - while he's certainly not the best director - I think Nolan is the director of our generation. My generation, at least. How old are you people? Anyways. That's why I was miffed…

Speaking as a seventeen year-old, I think Nolan is this generation's Spielberg. Every film he makes is an event, and they all remind me why I'm in love with film. They make me giddy. I don't know what it is, but there's something about his films that speaks to me on a deeper level than more overtly intellectual…

Speaking as a seventeen year-old, I think Nolan is this generation's Spielberg. Every film he makes is an event, and they all remind me why I'm in love with film. They make me giddy. I don't know what it is, but there's something about his films that speaks to me on a deeper level than more overtly intellectual…

"Oh, I'd love to postpone, darling, but I'm afraid I just cashed my last rain check."

"Oh, I'd love to postpone, darling, but I'm afraid I just cashed my last rain check."

Liked for Mirror's Edge reference.

Liked for Mirror's Edge reference.

@Scrawler2:disqus "…Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Lizzy Caplan and Anne Hathaway or Aubrey Plaza?"

@Scrawler2:disqus "…Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Lizzy Caplan and Anne Hathaway or Aubrey Plaza?"

It's not funny so much as mind-blowingly accurate.

It's not funny so much as mind-blowingly accurate.

And therefore, possibly my favorite. It's like The Far Side by way of the Coen brothers - anti-humor so overt it becomes normal humor, which then becomes anti-humor, which reverts back to normal humor, and in the end you're so lost you can't help but crack up.

And therefore, possibly my favorite. It's like The Far Side by way of the Coen brothers - anti-humor so overt it becomes normal humor, which then becomes anti-humor, which reverts back to normal humor, and in the end you're so lost you can't help but crack up.

That sounds legitimately delicious.

That sounds legitimately delicious.

Just defending my opinion. I didn't even think it would be controversial; weirdly, I expected that most people are generally FOR love and forgiveness, but apparently people are hateful, spiteful, and vengeful. Who knew.