Why Films Are A Continuous Process
I think I am bold enough to call myself the revered 'cinephile' of my family, and even though there are times my father or my uncle joke about how I spend all my time watching movies(trust me I don't), they somewhat acknowledge my opinion and taste in cinema. In my three years of serious consumption of cinema and television, I have noticed one common yet rather unnoticed thing: people sometimes change their perspective towards a film during rewatches of the same thing. Giving a popular example of how it takes 'multiple watches to understand a Nolan film', it is very much possible that it is exactly how Christopher Nolan wants his art to be understood. I mean, I understood Interstellar the very first time I watched it but it took me over 7 reruns in total to finally appreciate the grandeur of the cinematic masterpiece Nolan gave us. From the subtle references, to the few foreshadowing incidents with dialogues, it took me quite some time to understand it all. And I ...