The Cozy Kino Show PRESENTS: Christopher Nolan (Worst to Best) ----------------------------- INTRODUCTION & RANKED 0:00 Intro 4:08 Number 12 7:13 Number 11 16:23 Number 10 26:32 Number 9 40:37 Number 8 44:06 Number 7 52:29 Number 6 59:02 Number 5 1:04:11 Number 4 1:13:52 Number 3 1:22:00 Number 2 1:34:57 Number 1 1:41:19 Conclusion
The Prestige is my #1. Every time I’ve watched it is a different experience. For example: the real “reveal” is Lord Caldlow, not the twins! Hugh Jackman’s character tricks the audience for the entire movie with his fake American accent. Angier is not Borden’s rival…it’s Caldlow v. Borden. Even you failed to mention this very important detail:-) This video even revealed a detail I’ve missed: Caldlow scratched out the name of the cloning machine in his diary. Which is written in beautiful maroon ink, something unavailable to a poor like Borden.
I'm not gonna try to convince you that The Prestige is an endlessly rewatchable film, but rather how I personally find it to be. I've seen the movie about five times now, and each and every time I found at least one (if not more) clue/hint to the final reveal that I somehow didn't notice before and that seems painfully obvious on rewatch. It's also one of my favorite films to watch with other people, because the twist seems obvious to me, but they're always oblivious to it. It's crazy how in your face the reveal is, and yet you still don't notice it. It's a movie that every time I rewatch it, I'm constantly reminded how masterful it truly is.
I fully respect your list but it greatly differs from mine. 12. Following 11. Insomnia 10. The Dark Knight Rises 9. Oppenheimer 8. Memento 7. Dunkirk 6. The Prestige 5. Batman Begins 4. Interstellar 3. Tenet 2. Inception 1. The Dark Knight
Listen, the timeline that he followed to direct movies go to the top of the hairpin model. Your order of preference of his films is the bottom of the hairpin model. Now a true Nolan fan would take one from above, one from below until he reaches the U of the hairpin model.
Much better order. TDK is one of the few Nolan films that's actually rewatchable more than once or twice because the point of it isn't "plot complexity gimmick + grand setpieces". OFC much of this is attributable to Heath. All of Nolan's movies have that "grounded" Nolan feel which is what people were really craving when he came along, but his focus on that has diminished over time & most of the other stuff that seems to entertain Nolan (plot complexity, ooo-wow setpieces) doesn't have much value beyond the 2nd watch, while a well executed character, confidently vibey cinematography, & the setting/plot context to let them shine without distraction has almost infinite rewatch value and that's what TDK gives you. I'd move Memento up & Tenet down several slots, but everything else is about where I'd put it.
Oppenheimer is my personal favorite films of his. Interstellar comes very close if not rivaling it. I can’t just watch a clip of that movie. I watch even a minute and I gotta watch it again
My list: 12. Following 11. The Dark Knight Rises 10. Insomnia 9. Oppenheimer (Def Nolan's best film, but not my cup of tea) 8. Dunkirk 7. Interstellar 6. Tenet 5. Memento 4. Batman Begins 3. The Prestige 2. Inception 1. The Dark Knight
I really enjoy your thoughtful and "non-edgy" take on these, and in your other essays. Your tone is inviting and open, and fosters a spirit of discourse. I really do wish Interstellar hit harder in the third act too, but it is still in my top 10 Sci-Fi of all time. Cheers! or whatever y'all say over there :)
12. Following (1998)(Jeremy Theobald, Alex Haw, Lucy Russell, John Nolan, Tristan Martin) 11. Insomnia (2002)(Al Pacino, Robin Williams, Hillary Swank, Maura Tierney, Martin Donovan, Nicky Katt, Paul Dooley, Crystal Lowe, Larry Holden) 10. Dunkirk (2017)(Fionn Whitehead, Harry Styles, Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, Barry Keoghan, Mark Rylance, Kenneth Branagh, Jack Lowden, Michael Caine) 9. Oppenheimer (2023)(Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr., Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Florence Pugh, Benny Safdie, Alden Ehrenreich, Jason Clarke, Josh Peck, David Krumholtz, Josh Hartnett, Jack Quaid, Casey Affleck, David Dasmalchian, Rami Malek, Gary Oldman, Kenneth Branagh) 8. Memento (2000)(Guy Pearce, Carrie Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano, Stephen Tobolowsky, Mark Boone Junior, Jorja Fox, Callum Keith Rennie) 7. Batman Begins (2005)(Christian Bale, Liam Neeson, Katie Holmes, Michael Caine, Cillian Murphy, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Ken Watanabe, Tom Wilkinson, Linus Roache, Sara Stewart, Mark Boone Junior, Jack Gleeson, Tim Booth, Rutger Hauer, Richard Brake) 6. Tenet (2020)(John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, Michael Caine, Dimple Kapadia, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Clemence Poesy, Himesh Patel) 5. Interstellar (2014)(Matthew McConaughey, Mackenzie Foy, Jessica Chastain, Anne Hathaway, Michael Caine, Timothee Chalamet, Matt Damon, Casey Affleck, John Lithgow, Topher Grace, Ellen Burstyn, David Gyasi) 4. Inception (2010)(Leonardo DiCaprio, Elliot Page, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Ken Watanabe, Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, Marion Cotillard, Dileep Rao, Michael Caine, Tom Berenger, Lukas Haas) 3. The Dark Knight Rises (2012)(Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Michael Caine, Anne Hathaway, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Marion Cotillard, Ben Mendelssohn, Matthew Modine, Burn Gorman, Tom Conti, Nestor Carbonelle, Juno Temple) 2. The Prestige (2006)(Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Scarlett Johansson, Michael Caine, Rebecca Hall, David Bowie, Andy Serkis, Piper Perabo, Samantha Mahurin, Roger Rees) 1. The Dark Knight (2008)(Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Aaron Eckhart, Gary Oldman, Michael Caine, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Morgan Freeman, Nestor Carbonelle, Eric Roberts, Chin Han, Cillian Murphy, David Dasmalchian, Ritchie Coster, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Joshua Harto)
12. The Dark Knight Rises 11. Tenet 10. Following 9. Dunkirk 8. The Dark Knight 7. Oppenheimer 6. Insomnia 5. Batman Begins 4. Inception 3. The Prestige 2. Interstellar 1. Memento
I find both Nolan fans and haters to be exhausting. The fans deny and overlook Nolan’s flaws and proclaim him as God of cinema. Haters like to show off their elite taste in cinema by showing disregard to his strong sides
I really enjoyd this video and i hope that you do this ranking to the Spilberg and scorsece movies and now now i will give my ranking: 12. Dunkirk 11. Insomnia 10. The following 9. Tennet 8. The dark night rises 7. Batman begins 6. Ophenhimer 5. The prestige 4. Memento 3. Inception 2. The dark night 1. Interstellar
S: The Dark Knight, Inception, Memento, The Prestige, Batman Begins A: Interstellar (hated it the 1st time seeing it, liked it on the 2nd watch), Oppenheimer, The Dark Knight Rises B: TENET (same as Interstellar, but I didn't rewatch) F: Dunkirk (idk, it was extremely boring to me, no driving action, no stakes, nothing)
I never understood these pretentious movie critics like yourselves. You think you are smarter than everyone. It annoys me when you with such confidence, as if were a fact, explain to me why I scene I like is actually bad😂 For example, it had never, ever occurred to me that Noland cannot write good female characters…I liked the video up until you started randomly inserting your opinions as facts as to why Tenet is bad. Sure, it’s a 7/10 movie at best, but not for the reasons you mentioned
Great Video. Nice editing and voice over, good analysis. This must have taken a lot of work and it shows. Liked and subscribed , I'm sure this video and your channel will blow up soon.
Even though I do feel a slight aggravation in me when someone tries to talk about the weaknesses of Christopher Nolan, I completely understand their argument and where they are coming from. I love all of his film, some of them I consider to be flawless, but of course I know there are problems with his repetition. This is actually why I have actually grown to being bitter with Martin Scorsese’s films. Because that guy makes great films, but a good amount of them have the same plot. So idk. Tell me how and why I’m wrong if you’re so inclined.
My list: 12. Tenet 11. The Dark Knight Rises 10. Following 9. Batman Begins 8. Insomnia 7. Inception 6. Interstellar 5. Oppenheimer 4. The Prestige 3. Memento 2. Dunkirk 1. The Dark Knight
I genuinely believe that Nolan is a genius of sorts. However, much like olives, I can’t help but consume any movie of his whilst not particularly enjoying the experience.
The Dark Knight Rises suffers from two main issues in my opinion, but does have some nice moments. The issues are that firstly, it feels like there needs to be a missing third film after The Dark Knight that shows this improvement in Gotham thanks to Batman's sacrifice and one in which Batman becomes the nightmare for criminals and then increasingly realises that he is no longer needed - possibly also incorporating the injury he is sporting in The Dark Knight Rises (an initial encounter with Bane?) That could then be used to progress neatly into the events in the final film. Secondly, the plot is garbage. It needed a serious rewrite to explain how the city descends into chaos that doesn't involve the entire police department being trapped underground for months and then later reappearing completely unchanged. It should also have left Bane as the central protagonist. The film really films like a contractual obligation rather than a passion project for him.
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I've always had a problem with interstellars ending kinda meh. But the problem with interstellar is why would you need data from a world with mile high waves. No point, obviously no one is going there. Maybe interesting for data but not necessary.
Very interesting video, I enjoyed your remarks on Nolan (he is a little bit overrated, but nevertheless a magnificent director with 3-4 game changing, marvelous movies). Btw 'Dunkirk' is a meaningless unwatchable crap🙄 : Best Christopher Nolan Movies imo 1.Prestige - 2006 2.Interstellar - 2014 3.The Dark Knight - 2008 4.Insomnia - 2002 5.Memento - 2000 6.Batman Begins - 2005 7.Oppenheimer - 2023 8.Inception - 2010 9.The Dark Knight Rises - 2012
The problem with Memento is that while the structure is amazingly built the story itself is nihilistic trash. Call me old-fashioned but I can't quite enjoy a story where a mentally damaged person falls into ever greater depths of insanity. The movie is like a finely polished turd.
No1: James Woods would be an Oscar winner right now. He was cancelled by the inclusive Hollywood for supporting Donald Trump and had to be a silent producer on this movie. And that is part of the explanation why it has so much class and sincerity and a little patriotism. It was a great experience watching it in cinema.
@1:00:00 Since? 2002's Irreversible from Gaspar Noe. @1:20:15 Lack of a "corny" soul and "pretentious" humanity is what makes Kubrick's take a 5/5 while Nolan's barely a 3/5 for me. Not just the third act is too stupid, throughout the film all its strong points are destroyed by Cameron-level tear-jerking scenes, that makes most rational people think about what morons are all these characters, waiting for the slasher film's supernatural killer to extract Darwinian nemesis for the audience's catharsis 😂TLDR; Interstellar is a very stupid film, that 2/3rds in looks good and has some scientifically passable visualisations.
Here's the deal. Spielberg has proven himself. If he makes a drama, I will see it. If he makes an action, war, comedy, Science Fiction movie I will watch it. There's a guarantee it's going to be good. You know he can do a great job with it. But... Tarantino is my favorite director, and my favorite writer. I don't want to see him do a superhero movie, and I don't want to see him do a science-fiction movie. You have a certain stylistic expectation that comes with him and you don't want him to break it. I know he likes comics and will stay true to them... but I don't want to see him make a film that will break the style I want from him. I would feel robbed. Nolan is Bay for people who think they are too smart for Bay. And I love some Bay movies and I love some Nolan movies.... neither of them should make anything that really needs you to think about it. Neither of them should do dialogue. Neither of them can really do a stylistic world that you appreciate. They aren't versatile like Spielberg, they don't have a defined stye like Tarantino. They are pretty limited in what they can do well and not limited because you want something specific from them, they are limited because they can't be versatile.
He needs to go back to "smaller" character films like The Prestige & Memento: my two favourite Nolan films. His big "blockbuster" movies are just silly and pretentious.
My god! The dark knight is good but it's extremely overrated just like the joker character. That movie and character is the one reason why batman's other competent rivals are never explored in depth
"more smaller moments"? have they stopped teaching English grammar? quite acceptable and preferable to just say "smaller moments". quite a while ago, we were taught to use more or most to modify an adjective to a comparative or superlative form only when the adjective was polysyllabic. if the adjective was monosyllabic, we were taught to employ -er or -est. lazy writing/lazy thinking. and it's j. Robert Oppenheimer.
Michael S. Chupka ‘eats, shoots and leaves’, but only after gracing us mere mortals with his extraordinarily poor understanding of the simplest rules of punctuation. Must do better, Mikey!
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let us pray to the FILMBRO GODS that this video stays up this time. apologies for The Dark Knight edits but Warner Bros were just NOT having it.
Interstellar, to me, is perfection
The Cozy Kino Show PRESENTS:
Christopher Nolan (Worst to Best)
-----------------------------
INTRODUCTION & RANKED
0:00 Intro
4:08 Number 12
7:13 Number 11
16:23 Number 10
26:32 Number 9
40:37 Number 8
44:06 Number 7
52:29 Number 6
59:02 Number 5
1:04:11 Number 4
1:13:52 Number 3
1:22:00 Number 2
1:34:57 Number 1
1:41:19 Conclusion
Christopher Nolan is the director I've grown up with, the man who made me fall in love with cinema. He IS my favorite director ever.
The Prestige is my #1. Every time I’ve watched it is a different experience. For example: the real “reveal” is Lord Caldlow, not the twins! Hugh Jackman’s character tricks the audience for the entire movie with his fake American accent.
Angier is not Borden’s rival…it’s Caldlow v. Borden. Even you failed to mention this very important detail:-)
This video even revealed a detail I’ve missed: Caldlow scratched out the name of the cloning machine in his diary. Which is written in beautiful maroon ink, something unavailable to a poor like Borden.
bro I legit went wide eyed and jaw dropped when I saw 12. "The Dark Knight" XD
I'm not gonna try to convince you that The Prestige is an endlessly rewatchable film, but rather how I personally find it to be. I've seen the movie about five times now, and each and every time I found at least one (if not more) clue/hint to the final reveal that I somehow didn't notice before and that seems painfully obvious on rewatch. It's also one of my favorite films to watch with other people, because the twist seems obvious to me, but they're always oblivious to it. It's crazy how in your face the reveal is, and yet you still don't notice it. It's a movie that every time I rewatch it, I'm constantly reminded how masterful it truly is.
I fully respect your list but it greatly differs from mine.
12. Following
11. Insomnia
10. The Dark Knight Rises
9. Oppenheimer
8. Memento
7. Dunkirk
6. The Prestige
5. Batman Begins
4. Interstellar
3. Tenet
2. Inception
1. The Dark Knight
Listen, the timeline that he followed to direct movies go to the top of the hairpin model.
Your order of preference of his films is the bottom of the hairpin model. Now a true Nolan fan would take one from above, one from below until he reaches the U of the hairpin model.
This is similar to my list
Yeah he's completely wrong, I don't respect people who are wrong. He's also young and british, two more strikes.
Much better order. TDK is one of the few Nolan films that's actually rewatchable more than once or twice because the point of it isn't "plot complexity gimmick + grand setpieces". OFC much of this is attributable to Heath.
All of Nolan's movies have that "grounded" Nolan feel which is what people were really craving when he came along, but his focus on that has diminished over time & most of the other stuff that seems to entertain Nolan (plot complexity, ooo-wow setpieces) doesn't have much value beyond the 2nd watch, while a well executed character, confidently vibey cinematography, & the setting/plot context to let them shine without distraction has almost infinite rewatch value and that's what TDK gives you.
I'd move Memento up & Tenet down several slots, but everything else is about where I'd put it.
I think Nolan films are the physical embodiment of:
Dudes will see this and be like “hell yeah”
Inception is already a perfect movie, I am not sure what you'd add.
Oppenheimer is my personal favorite films of his. Interstellar comes very close if not rivaling it. I can’t just watch a clip of that movie. I watch even a minute and I gotta watch it again
My list:
12. Following
11. The Dark Knight Rises
10. Insomnia
9. Oppenheimer (Def Nolan's best film, but not my cup of tea)
8. Dunkirk
7. Interstellar
6. Tenet
5. Memento
4. Batman Begins
3. The Prestige
2. Inception
1. The Dark Knight
Can you rank fincher’s movies next ?
You have to give Nolan credit for being the Boat you take out to sea to arrive at the tip of the Iceberg...
I really enjoy your thoughtful and "non-edgy" take on these, and in your other essays. Your tone is inviting and open, and fosters a spirit of discourse. I really do wish Interstellar hit harder in the third act too, but it is still in my top 10 Sci-Fi of all time. Cheers! or whatever y'all say over there :)
12. Following (1998)(Jeremy Theobald, Alex Haw, Lucy Russell, John Nolan, Tristan Martin)
11. Insomnia (2002)(Al Pacino, Robin Williams, Hillary Swank, Maura Tierney, Martin Donovan, Nicky Katt, Paul Dooley, Crystal Lowe, Larry Holden)
10. Dunkirk (2017)(Fionn Whitehead, Harry Styles, Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, Barry Keoghan, Mark Rylance, Kenneth Branagh, Jack Lowden, Michael Caine)
9. Oppenheimer (2023)(Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr., Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Florence Pugh, Benny Safdie, Alden Ehrenreich, Jason Clarke, Josh Peck, David Krumholtz, Josh Hartnett, Jack Quaid, Casey Affleck, David Dasmalchian, Rami Malek, Gary Oldman, Kenneth Branagh)
8. Memento (2000)(Guy Pearce, Carrie Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano, Stephen Tobolowsky, Mark Boone Junior, Jorja Fox, Callum Keith Rennie)
7. Batman Begins (2005)(Christian Bale, Liam Neeson, Katie Holmes, Michael Caine, Cillian Murphy, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Ken Watanabe, Tom Wilkinson, Linus Roache, Sara Stewart, Mark Boone Junior, Jack Gleeson, Tim Booth, Rutger Hauer, Richard Brake)
6. Tenet (2020)(John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, Michael Caine, Dimple Kapadia, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Clemence Poesy, Himesh Patel)
5. Interstellar (2014)(Matthew McConaughey, Mackenzie Foy, Jessica Chastain, Anne Hathaway, Michael Caine, Timothee Chalamet, Matt Damon, Casey Affleck, John Lithgow, Topher Grace, Ellen Burstyn, David Gyasi)
4. Inception (2010)(Leonardo DiCaprio, Elliot Page, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Ken Watanabe, Cillian Murphy, Tom Hardy, Marion Cotillard, Dileep Rao, Michael Caine, Tom Berenger, Lukas Haas)
3. The Dark Knight Rises (2012)(Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Michael Caine, Anne Hathaway, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Marion Cotillard, Ben Mendelssohn, Matthew Modine, Burn Gorman, Tom Conti, Nestor Carbonelle, Juno Temple)
2. The Prestige (2006)(Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Scarlett Johansson, Michael Caine, Rebecca Hall, David Bowie, Andy Serkis, Piper Perabo, Samantha Mahurin, Roger Rees)
1. The Dark Knight (2008)(Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Aaron Eckhart, Gary Oldman, Michael Caine, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Morgan Freeman, Nestor Carbonelle, Eric Roberts, Chin Han, Cillian Murphy, David Dasmalchian, Ritchie Coster, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Joshua Harto)
12. The Dark Knight Rises
11. Tenet
10. Following
9. Dunkirk
8. The Dark Knight
7. Oppenheimer
6. Insomnia
5. Batman Begins
4. Inception
3. The Prestige
2. Interstellar
1. Memento
"Scarecrow gives him a bad acid trip and sets him on fire."
"I tell you what...I've been there."
Me: "Questions. Questions that need answering."
I find both Nolan fans and haters to be exhausting. The fans deny and overlook Nolan’s flaws and proclaim him as God of cinema. Haters like to show off their elite taste in cinema by showing disregard to his strong sides
I really enjoyd this video and i hope that you do this ranking to the Spilberg and scorsece movies and now now i will give my ranking:
12. Dunkirk
11. Insomnia
10. The following
9. Tennet
8. The dark night rises
7. Batman begins
6. Ophenhimer
5. The prestige
4. Memento
3. Inception
2. The dark night
1. Interstellar
S: The Dark Knight, Inception, Memento, The Prestige, Batman Begins
A: Interstellar (hated it the 1st time seeing it, liked it on the 2nd watch), Oppenheimer, The Dark Knight Rises
B: TENET (same as Interstellar, but I didn't rewatch)
F: Dunkirk (idk, it was extremely boring to me, no driving action, no stakes, nothing)
I never understood these pretentious movie critics like yourselves. You think you are smarter than everyone. It annoys me when you with such confidence, as if were a fact, explain to me why I scene I like is actually bad😂 For example, it had never, ever occurred to me that Noland cannot write good female characters…I liked the video up until you started randomly inserting your opinions as facts as to why Tenet is bad. Sure, it’s a 7/10 movie at best, but not for the reasons you mentioned
12:55 Top 10 Movies With Vibes Over Plot video, please.
Great Video. Nice editing and voice over, good analysis. This must have taken a lot of work and it shows. Liked and subscribed , I'm sure this video and your channel will blow up soon.
Best director of all time.
1. The Dark Knight 5/5
2. Inception 5/5
3. Oppenheimer 5/5
4. Insomnia 4.5/5
5. The Prestige 4.5/5
6. The Dark Knight Rises 4.5/5
7. Batman Begins 4.5/5
8. Interstellar 4/5
9. Dunkirk 3.5/5
10. Tenet 3/5
11. Memento 2.5/5
12. Following 2.5/5
Nailed it
Even though I do feel a slight aggravation in me when someone tries to talk about the weaknesses of Christopher Nolan, I completely understand their argument and where they are coming from. I love all of his film, some of them I consider to be flawless, but of course I know there are problems with his repetition. This is actually why I have actually grown to being bitter with Martin Scorsese’s films. Because that guy makes great films, but a good amount of them have the same plot. So idk. Tell me how and why I’m wrong if you’re so inclined.
Exposition for tennet would have been useful if only you could hear what the actor was saying
Unpopular opinion: Nolan hasn't bad films, and for me swap Interstellar and Dark Knight (2nd and 3rd places) and it will be nice
My list:
12. Tenet
11. The Dark Knight Rises
10. Following
9. Batman Begins
8. Insomnia
7. Inception
6. Interstellar
5. Oppenheimer
4. The Prestige
3. Memento
2. Dunkirk
1. The Dark Knight
Take a hit every time they say “spectacle”
It is a pain when a video gets immediately flagged for copyright, but really after weeks?
yeah cactusman, I've never had it before. very strange.
I genuinely believe that Nolan is a genius of sorts. However, much like olives, I can’t help but consume any movie of his whilst not particularly enjoying the experience.
The Dark Knight Rises suffers from two main issues in my opinion, but does have some nice moments.
The issues are that firstly, it feels like there needs to be a missing third film after The Dark Knight that shows this improvement in Gotham thanks to Batman's sacrifice and one in which Batman becomes the nightmare for criminals and then increasingly realises that he is no longer needed - possibly also incorporating the injury he is sporting in The Dark Knight Rises (an initial encounter with Bane?) That could then be used to progress neatly into the events in the final film.
Secondly, the plot is garbage. It needed a serious rewrite to explain how the city descends into chaos that doesn't involve the entire police department being trapped underground for months and then later reappearing completely unchanged. It should also have left Bane as the central protagonist.
The film really films like a contractual obligation rather than a passion project for him.
For Tenet...don't they hammer away at the fact she has a son because her son IS Neil?
Great vid!
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I've always had a problem with interstellars ending kinda meh. But the problem with interstellar is why would you need data from a world with mile high waves. No point, obviously no one is going there. Maybe interesting for data but not necessary.
You doing a Sean Baker one?
There’s no u after the c. It’s nuclear, not nucular
I loved Tenet
Very interesting video, I enjoyed your remarks on Nolan (he is a little bit overrated, but nevertheless a magnificent director with 3-4 game changing, marvelous movies). Btw 'Dunkirk' is a meaningless unwatchable crap🙄 :
Best Christopher Nolan Movies imo
1.Prestige - 2006
2.Interstellar - 2014
3.The Dark Knight - 2008
4.Insomnia - 2002
5.Memento - 2000
6.Batman Begins - 2005
7.Oppenheimer - 2023
8.Inception - 2010
9.The Dark Knight Rises - 2012
really good
Please do David fincher next!!!
Great video - only 6.7k views!!? It feels like a 250k+ video.
Please do a david fincher ranked
1. Oppenheimer
2. Tenet( "We get up to some stuff")
3. Memento
The rest don't matter.
Excact same as my list
The Dork Knight blows chunks.
Batman Begins was the only good one out of that trilogy for mine.
The problem with Memento is that while the structure is amazingly built the story itself is nihilistic trash. Call me old-fashioned but I can't quite enjoy a story where a mentally damaged person falls into ever greater depths of insanity. The movie is like a finely polished turd.
Completely agree, it felt like I was waiting for something that never came
Then you can’t enjoy a good story 😭😭
@@jneigh727 You and I have different metrics for what makes a story good.
i was so amazed with this list... until number one popped up and i laughed so hard reading the name.
you still an edgy teen dude, not refined
No1: James Woods would be an Oscar winner right now. He was cancelled by the inclusive Hollywood for supporting Donald Trump and had to be a silent producer on this movie. And that is part of the explanation why it has so much class and sincerity and a little patriotism. It was a great experience watching it in cinema.
@1:00:00 Since? 2002's Irreversible from Gaspar Noe.
@1:20:15 Lack of a "corny" soul and "pretentious" humanity is what makes Kubrick's take a 5/5 while Nolan's barely a 3/5 for me. Not just the third act is too stupid, throughout the film all its strong points are destroyed by Cameron-level tear-jerking scenes, that makes most rational people think about what morons are all these characters, waiting for the slasher film's supernatural killer to extract Darwinian nemesis for the audience's catharsis 😂TLDR; Interstellar is a very stupid film, that 2/3rds in looks good and has some scientifically passable visualisations.
1:18:35 this is such an unfair and bad criticism what lmaooo
Here's the deal. Spielberg has proven himself. If he makes a drama, I will see it. If he makes an action, war, comedy, Science Fiction movie I will watch it. There's a guarantee it's going to be good. You know he can do a great job with it.
But... Tarantino is my favorite director, and my favorite writer. I don't want to see him do a superhero movie, and I don't want to see him do a science-fiction movie. You have a certain stylistic expectation that comes with him and you don't want him to break it. I know he likes comics and will stay true to them... but I don't want to see him make a film that will break the style I want from him. I would feel robbed.
Nolan is Bay for people who think they are too smart for Bay. And I love some Bay movies and I love some Nolan movies.... neither of them should make anything that really needs you to think about it. Neither of them should do dialogue. Neither of them can really do a stylistic world that you appreciate. They aren't versatile like Spielberg, they don't have a defined stye like Tarantino. They are pretty limited in what they can do well and not limited because you want something specific from them, they are limited because they can't be versatile.
Wow. I didn't think people could have objectively wrong opinions, yet here we are. Your takes are bad and you should feel bad.
Even the worst stills bettwr than any marvel movie
into the spider verse
The most overrated contemporary director. Time people see it! Cheers.
He needs to go back to "smaller" character films like The Prestige & Memento: my two favourite Nolan films. His big "blockbuster" movies are just silly and pretentious.
Hans Zimmer really carries alot of the films.
I think so until Oppenheimer which is one of the greatest movies ive seen
False
They're all crap.
Yes! The Dark Knight Rises was a god damn mess.
My god! The dark knight is good but it's extremely overrated just like the joker character. That movie and character is the one reason why batman's other competent rivals are never explored in depth
"more smaller moments"? have they stopped teaching English grammar? quite acceptable and preferable to just say "smaller moments". quite a while ago, we were taught to use more or most to modify an adjective to a comparative or superlative form only when the adjective was polysyllabic. if the adjective was monosyllabic, we were taught to employ -er or -est. lazy writing/lazy thinking. and it's j. Robert Oppenheimer.
The statement is proper, quite unlike not capitalizing the first word of your sentences; which would be improper.
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Michael S. Chupka ‘eats, shoots and leaves’, but only after gracing us mere mortals with his extraordinarily poor understanding of the simplest rules of punctuation. Must do better, Mikey!