Christopher Nolan is one of, if not the best director to emerge this century. His films exude a confidence that few other directors posses with a manner that he can make huge blockbuster movies with $100 million dollar plus budgets that are based on original ideas with the same confidence and ease that he guided one of the most famous superheroes through a gritty trilogy of films that redefined Hollywood blockbusters for the twenty-first century. 1,517 more words
You’ve read the rest; now read the best. With the release of Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan’s 10th feature film, this is the perfect time for a look back through, and indeed a ranking of his work up until now. 2,625 more words
One of my favourite directors.
Two of my favourite actors.
Amazing visuals that deserve to be seen on the big screen.
A fantastic score by my favourite movie composer. 600 more words
There’s a moment early in the brisk 100 minutes of Christopher Nolan’s DUNKIRK that struck me as rather false, and it kind of took me out of the movie, although in fact I stayed in the movie and saw all of it. 1,333 more words
Cinematic visionary Christopher Nolan is known for his gripping sci- fi films (and resurrecting Batman). His latest, Dunkirk, is a departure from his usual box office blockbusters. 498 more words
It’s been 5 years since that tragically fateful night in Aurora, Colorado, when one man entered a sold-out movie theater armed with assortment of weapons and opened fire. 352 more words
Back in 2014, upon the release of Christopher Nolan’s ninth film Interstellar, we decided to stack up his ouevre to date and, as we who write about movies on the Internet are wont to do, … 1,126 more words
