the dark knight and the prestige was is best imo, inception was a good movie too i guess but just didn't interest me.
Batman begins and rising were great, but not legend status. Guess he got it in him tho, i respect the dude
This guy is my favorite director as of now, all of the shit him and his brother Jonathan write and direct is amazing. Memento was the shit and then Inception was also original and directed in a crazy way.
the dark knight and the prestige was is best imo, inception was a good movie too i guess but just didn't interest me.
Batman begins and rising were great, but not legend status. Guess he got it in him tho, i respect the dude
the dark knight and the prestige was is best imo, inception was a good movie too i guess but just didn't interest me.
Batman begins and rising were great, but not legend status. Guess he got it in him tho, i respect the dude
tdk, prestige (the most complex story i have ever seen in cinema) and memento have my respect.
but chris fell off with inception... inception and tdkr both have a lot of missing parts. but the average viewer is just feeling better if he can say "you didn't get it".
tdkr is his worst work imo.
inception is incredible, that film will stand the test of time along with the dark knight. the other ones are good but either flawed or relatively unremarkable (compared to inception/tdk)
seriously idk what's wrong with anyone who didn't leave inception with that lifted feeling you only get from great films. the idea of marrying the scope of something like a heist movie set in dreams with the deeply personal feel of an art film and making that a blockbuster and then fully achieving that is commendable to me personally. i'm so proud to have seen that opening night. that was like what i imagine people felt seeing shit like alien or terminator 2 for the first time.
it's very easy to overlook any plot holes in films like inception cos of what they do for you emotionally. same with rise of the planet of the apes, on a smaller scale.
inception is incredible, that film will stand the test of time along with the dark knight. the other ones are good but either flawed or relatively unremarkable (compared to inception/tdk)
seriously idk what's wrong with anyone who didn't leave inception with that lifted feeling you only get from great films. the idea of marrying the scope of something like a heist movie set in dreams with the deeply personal feel of an art film and making that a blockbuster and then fully achieving that is commendable to me personally. i'm so proud to have seen that opening night. that was like what i imagine people felt seeing shit like alien or terminator 2 for the first time.
it's very easy to overlook any plot holes in films like inception cos of what they do for you emotionally. same with rise of the planet of the apes, on a smaller scale.
Do you think "The Man of Steele" is going to be another success critically? (commercial success will follow Nolan throughout his career due to his name and body of work)
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I think that Memento and Inception are his top movies. I really enjoy movies that are hard to predict while watching them. They both have that "what just happened" factor that makes you want to watch the movie over and over. I'm not sure which is my favorite of the two, but leaning towards Inception for the higher level of character development.
I was able to figure out the plot twist mid way through Prestige. I liked how Nolan went back and forth in plot, not keeping chronology. It was a good movie, but I wouldn't want to watch it again.
And finally TDKR, good film. The plot was awesome, I think people focus way too much on how Bruce Wayne was still alive in the end. Simple answer is auto-pilot. I found that revealing Talia al Ghul's identity was the true mind fuck of the entire movie. He sets us up to believe something and completely annihilates the idea.
Also can't wait to see Man of Steel, all other recent superman movies IMO have been crap. I'm sure Nolan can due superman justice it deserves.
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I think that Memento and Inception are his top movies. I'm not sure which is my favorite of the two, but leaning towards Inception for the higher level of character development.
I was able to figure out the plot twist mid way through Prestige.
And finally TDKR, good film. The plot was awesome, I think people focus way too much on how Bruce Wayne was still alive in the end. Simple answer is auto-pilot.
Also can't wait to see Man of Steel, all other recent superman movies IMO have been crap.
sorry tronwin. i'ma have to breakdown your post.
I think that Memento and Inception are his top movies. I'm not sure which is my favorite of the two, but leaning towards Inception for the higher level of character development.
Memento was a clinic in character development. Leonard goes from asshole --> victim --> detective --> asshole --> rage monster --> victim. all on his own volition.
I was able to figure out the plot twist mid way through Prestige.
if you were able to call that Tesla had actually created clones of hugh jackman, and he was killing them every show, then i commend you sir.
And finally TDKR, good film. The plot was awesome, I think people focus way too much on how Bruce Wayne was still alive in the end. Simple answer is auto-pilot.
i dont get how people are confused about this? there's a scene at the end where some engineer tell lucious fox that the auto-piolot had been fixed by bruce wayne months ago.
Also can't wait to see Man of Steel, all other recent superman movies IMO have been crap.
"all other recent superman movies"? you mean the ONE superman movie that has come out in the last 15 years?
"Following", one of his earlier films, is CRAZY
such a good watch, and its only like an hour long
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