No one ever talks about The Prestige when mentioning Nolan, but I think it's his best work and proabably my favorite movie of all time.
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Regardless of whether or not you like memento, you have to admit that it was at least a different and unique movie instead of yet another remake. Inception was the most original movie I'd seen in a long time. The batman remakes were really well done. I have high hopes for Interstellar.. will definitely be seeing this in imax (if possible).
I'd say Insomnia is his best movie. Small-scale thrillers are definitely a strength of his but I think he lacks the knack for blockbuster movies.
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I have read the leaked script; if it makes it to film that way (and I imagine there are going to be changes in a number of areas), it will be this generations'2001. It's easily the most ambitious script I have ever read and am so excited to see it up on the big screen.
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While I think both Memento and Inception were awesome, I'd agree about Insomnia being one of his best movies. Of course it's a remake, but Nolan's casting / cinematogaphy were a blast. That Al Pacino trying to shut his hostel window / dealing with insomnia versus dat R.B. Still, I think Nolan's best movie was Memento. It's the kind of movie you want to watch again, and show your friends about. Inception is quite good, but IMO it lacks that desperate touch Memento has.
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The Prestige, without a doubt. And Memento is for me a lot more entertaining than his batmen.
Also, being a huge fan of Arizona Junior, The Hudsucker Proxy and Fargo, I clearly remember being disappointed by The Big Lebowski. That trend continued with O'Brother and The Man Who Wasn't There and then I only saw about half of their films without much enthusiasm.
Also, being a huge fan of Arizona Junior, The Hudsucker Proxy and Fargo, I clearly remember being disappointed by The Big Lebowski. That trend continued with O'Brother and The Man Who Wasn't There and then I only saw about half of their films without much enthusiasm.
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Interstellar will be Christopher Nolan's longest film odyssey yet | Film | theguardian.com
Fuck yeah, 175 minutes. That means most of the original script is probably intact.
Fuck yeah, 175 minutes. That means most of the original script is probably intact.
Yes! Just more of a reason to not buy hugely overpriced beverages at concessions for me. Though I physically can't leave in the middle of a movie unless I can pause it, even if it means a ruptured bladder.
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I'm not sure why it shows up as trailer #3, but the trailer itself is the same as the one you linked.
It may be because the trailer you linked is from CBMTrailers' channel, as opposed to the movie's channel.
