Duncan Jones

What do you guys think of David Bowie's son and his movies?

for me? it's Source Code > Moon > Warcraft

I'm looking forward to Mute, too. Hopefully it will be cyberpunk kino like Blade Runner 2049

Had no idea he was Bowie's son. Loved Moon. Source Code was good too.

I thought Chris P. Bacon did a great job with Source Code's soundtrack. It reminds me of the Matrix OST with all those glorious brass crescendos

Source Code wasn't very good. I loved Moon and enjoyed Warcraft even though it was shit

Source code was decent. Moon is amazing. Warcraft sounded like a descent idea but the film turned out terribly. I hope his next project is great because I know he's talented.

everyone here is retarded. warcraft was good.

moon is so ridiculously overrated it makes me howl whenever redditors bring it up
source code was literally made for tv-tier
warcraft was surprisingly enjoyable

Source code was a bullshit. Moon was fine but I am afraid it will his best film including those yet to come.

Why is everyone ITT hating on source code? I thought it was like a great Twilight Zone episode made into a feature film. It also really gets your noggin joggin thinking about all his attempts each being different parallel universes, each just as real and permanent as the "real world" in the movie.

Moon 8/10
Source Code 6/10
Warcraft 5/10

Moon was retarded. How is it more cheap to send to space a whole cargo of fast-expiring clones to space instead of simply sending a new astronaut in case something happens to him? there's literally no cost/benefit advantage to spending billions to fund quick-dying clones by the container up to space

yeah the premise isn't entirely plausible but it's called suspension of disbelief

Source Code was underrated.

Completely missed it when it came out and randomly caught it on TV a year ago. Really enjoyed it.

>Warcraft 7/10
>Moon 7/10
>Source Code 6/10

Has vision and potential. Hope he keeps making movies.

My man, I'm a huge warcraft fan so I can't help but like it.

I liked all of his movies but none were great

Warcraft was a weird one because hes obviously a fan and he made the movie to appeal to the Warcraft fans despite needing mass appeal to justify its big budget

I do think he has genuine talent rather than just getting into the industry because his dad was a megastar.
Will watch whatever he makes next (mute?) whenever that comes out

Source Code was nonsense. I wouldn't blame the director for that though. If the story makes no sense what is a director to do?

Moon was really comfy.

I didnt hate warcraft but something about the costumes and sets felt so off

There was supposidly an energy crisis, so maybe getting shit into orbit is prohibitively expensive

moon is even more onetrick pony than sourcecode, so definitley not better than that

shit like a huge room full of clones?

Moon grown clones.

ok so a room full of clone growing equipment and structures, as opposed to.........an astronaut.

Hundred astronauts over time.

not a hundred, try again

Long term investments. You won't find a single person staying all alone on the moon for more than 5 years. So you need more than one. You gotta train those people,. Also, you would have to pay them. That's not the case with clones.

I liked Moon a lot, though it was less for the story and more for based Sam Rockwell. Source Code was good but the unearned and nonsensical happy ending felt forced and unearned.

Didn't see Warcraft and have no interest in it. Will watch Mute though

Fucking liberal retard. Completely drank the koolaid on fake progressivism.

But I like Moon and Source Code. Hoping Mute isn't a "It was her turn!" fag fest.

I want a Warcraft sequel