Chris Nolan's - The Odyssey.

[Wut]

A Christopher Nolan blockbuster movie release does not automatically equal a "great movie" that will stand the test of time. Let's see what people will be saying about this in ten or twenty years time. Heck, most people on Reddit STILL prefer the Armand Assante (Hallmark) version over this release.

I don't think anyone said it would be a "great movie" that will stand the test of time. Most of us expected it to be a box office hit much to the irking of the rightoids who said it would be an epic flop.

 

[SauRoNZA]

This is characteristic for all Nolan movies.

The heavy bass is characteristic of all Nolan movies yes, but it can still be calibrated properly for the room it is played in.

In this case, it was not.

The moment things are vibrating and that causes its own noise, then you have done something wrong.

Like those Parow tappers with the vibrating number plates.

You can have plenty of bass, no problem with that at all, but if it’s not clean and punchy it’s pure garbage.