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    1. _no_mans_land_ on

      Crazy that Prestige, Dark Knight and Inception are back to back to back for him. That might be the greatest 3 movie run in a directors career

    2. Remarkable_Coast_214 on

      Tenet (150 minutes) is his second shortest film of the past 15 years. Crazy

    3. I love just a dirty old scatterplot now and then. Everyone else here is wrong. This is beautiful. This excel chart is a work of art. Fuck all the haters. This shit is quality content. You guys don’t know true art when you see it.

    4. Interestingly, Dunkirk felt the longest out of his recent films when I first watched it.

    5. Are “following” and “Insomia” good?
      Those are the only two I haven’t seen, I think

    6. ElegantEconomy3686 on

      At least for Interstellar and Oppenheimer I think they were easily about have an hour too long. Well made but I didn’t appreciate the pacing at times.
      I know people argue it’s for immersion and to give the story gravity, but imo he overdid it a bit.
      At times I felt like I was sitting through a loading screen, waiting for the movie to continue which if anything broke immersion for me.

    7. Memento is still the GOAT.

      I just revisited it and it held up great. It’s surprisingly funny and fun for a Nolan movie. I really saw how it may have influenced Weapons with its format made of short, memorable sequences.

      I also don’t think Nolan ever filmed a more emotionally impactful scene than the sequences with Stephen Tobolowki and Harriet Samson Harris as Sammy Jenkis and his wife. Absolutely heartbreaking.

    8. Would love to see The Odyssey, but I can’t do three hours in a movie theatre. Personally, my optimal movie is the classic 100 minutes. I’ll wait to watch The Odyssey at home, when I can break into more digestible pieces.

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