The Prestige>Memento>Inception>>>The Dark Knight>>>Interstellar>Dunkirk>Batma

The Prestige>Memento>The Dark Knight>Following>Batman Begins>>>>>Everything Else

his batman movies are boring as shit, memento is a masterpiece though.

prestige and dunkirk I havent seen, are they any good?

>>87094296
prestige is all right, memento is better though

>>87094296
Prestige is literally peak 00s Nolan

Memento, TDK and BB are his only great flicks. The rest is pseudo intellectual shit.

>>87094296
The Prestige is really fucking good. Dunkirk really needs to be seen in a cinema so I'd advise seeing it soonish, but it's solid.

>>87094051
>TDKR
>last

Bait.

>>87094051
Memento > TDK > The Prestige = BB > Dunkirk > Inception > Interstellar > The Following > TDKR

>>87094443
he's more or less right, the first 6 minutes of TDKR are überkino, the rest is shit.

>>87094051
Can someone explain the Prestige to me? Everyone keeps raving about it but I didn't get it at all.
Started out as two magicians trying to sabotage each other, then they introduced a magic cloning machine and the rest of the movie was a mess.
Every time I ask someone what they liked about it 'muh bowie' is the only answer I get

>>87094523
>he didn't GET it
Haha hahaha.

>>87094051
Oh boy, another hothead. How original.

>>87094051
1. Prestige
2. Inception
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3. TDK
4. Memento
5. Interstellar
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6. Following
7. Insomnia
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8. the other capeshit movies

>>87094572
I don't get what there was to GET
They showed the ending of the movie in the first scene, as soon as they showed Bowie teleporting cats the end was obvious, Wolverine used the cloning machine to teleport himself and killed the original, and framed Batman for his death.
The Twin reveal was the only actual twist

Memento is such a pseud fucking movie

>>87094698
Dumb brainlet. Sounds like quipshit is more your kind of thing.

>>87094737
You're just proving to me that the movie is a meme and people only pretend to enjoy it to seem smart

>>87094698
the thing to 'get' is to what point a man's obsessions can drive him, it was a nice digestible tale about obsession and the lengths to which they both could go to achieve their goals

>>87094523
Spoilers:
[Spoiler]my favorite part of the movie are the parallels. For example, when it is revealed that hugh jackman has been killing clones of himself during the final performance, it parallels when he could not even kill a bird in his previous performances

>>87094801
Watch it again, explaining it will ruin the experience :^)

>>87094841
also there's the masterfully paced editing that Nolan probably only achieved greatly in this, Inception and TDK
he can keep like 6 different story lines going at full-steam without making any of them seem disconnected, this movie particularly will be studied just for that

>>87094801
That's every Nolan film my dude

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>>87094051
>Inception that high

>>87094847
>highlight the text you wish to spoiler
>hold CTRL and S at the same time
>alternatively, manually enclose the text as demonstrated here except with square brackets: (spoiler)Text(/spoiler)

>>87094523
It's still them trying to sabotage each other by the end. They just keep trying to one up the other and the audience keeps guessing how. You would think Borden would have no way to top Angier's clone fuckery but he did.

The movie is just really good at showing this rivalry and also jumping around to different points in time without feeling incoherent. It doesn't try to be pseudo-scifi like Interstellar or Inception with overly explaining the rules, it doesn't try to rely solely on twists like Memento, it doesn't feel like a mess like Dunkirk, and it's not forgettable or shitty like capeshit or Following. It is the quintessential Nolankino.

Memento > Prestige > Dunkirk > TDK > Inception > Begins > Interstellar > TDKR > who cares

>>87094051
Dunkirk>Inception>The Prestige>Interstellar>Memento>TDK>BB>Insomnia>TDKR

Prestige was on yesterday and it reminded me of how good the film was


I think it gets a bad rap because of the cloning pseudoscience but that's almost tangential to the main theme and plot


What makes the film great is the (a) the jealousy if the two performers (b) the wonder of the Prestige (being the man on the stage). Doing what it takes to be the best and get the glory, regardless of the sacrifices you have the make

>>87095254
Dunkirk is such a strange film. I would say it's the best war film but it doesn't compare to actual films

>>87095415
Star Wars episode 1 is the best war film

>>87095415
>>87095645
You should check out XXX: The Return of Xander Cage, that's also an amazing war movie

1. Memento
2.Insomnia
3.The Prestige
4.The Dark Knight
5.Dunkirk
6.Inception
7.Following
7.Batman Begins
8.Dark Knight Rises
9. Interstellar

I have mixed feeling on him. I'd like to hear what you guys think.

>>87095315

The tone for The Prestige is all over the place. The whole film acts like it's routed in reality and there are plausible explanations for the tricks, and then from fucking nowhere a fucking CLONING MACHINE

>>87097593
Nolan started as a unique director, but now is just making big budget critic-bait

>>87097593

His movies are always really good, but I kind of hated most of them. He doesn't seem to "get" humans, he should stick to directing action set-pieces for other, more creative, auteurs.

>>87097781
Really shows in Dunkirk.

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>>87097781
>he should stick to directing action set-pieces
sure, action is his strong suit

>>87097715
The cloning machine was autistic but see >>87094847

Also realism=/=tone