@MartienBall Being a big club and winning is one thing, being a big club and getting back to winning ways is another. ManUtd will be back sooon. Keep calm
@khyatimaloo I visited Phong Nha 2 years ago and this place holds the most insane cave treks and hikes. Along with the homemade wines and family dinners I had my best time in central Vietnam!
MAJOR UPDATE: All planetary boundaries are assessed, and six are crossed.
For the first time ever, scientists have quantified all nine planetary boundaries. Six of them are already transgressed and we are increasing pressure on the others.
Read more: https://t.co/QkDpxH2BOl
#Arunachal government has launched a ‘mega plantation drive’ for #OilPalms in the state. The state government is targeting to cover about 700 hectares of land in six districts with oil palms.
A quick summary of the reviews of French critics who saw OPPENHEIMER yesterday:
- Everyone agrees that the film is very dense, perhaps the most dense of Nolan's filmography, but that it remains easy to understand, unlike Tenet.
- Ludwig Göransson's score is so extraordinary that the film has been compared to an opera.
- Technically, the film is outstanding and highly inventive, which prevents it from being a basic biopic.
- The last hour is very divisive, but even people who don't like Nolan loved the first 2 hours.
- The film is not at all commercial and will have trouble topping the 300 million mark at the box office. Quite cold, no action and lots of long (but brilliant) dialogue scenes. One French critic compared it to The Social Network.
- As for the female characters, everyone agrees that Pugh's character deserved more development. Emily Blunt, on the other hand, is praised for her final arc.
- Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt and particularly Robert Downey Jr have a good chance of winning an Oscar. But the whole cast is impressive, even those with very few scenes like Gary Oldman.
- This is Nolan's most politically relevant film.