/r/ChristopherNolan
Subreddit dedicated to British-American filmmaker Sir Christopher Nolan, known for Oppenheimer, The Dark Knight Trilogy, Interstellar and Inception
Subreddit dedicated to British-American filmmaker Christopher Nolan, known for The Dark Knight Trilogy, Interstellar, Inception, and Oppenheimer
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Do we know when this will be back in stock?
She saw him in her boyfriend’s clothes and car, that should make it obvious that he killed him. And she still hung out with him like they were lovers, and helped him finding John G. So that can only mean that she wanted him to die… RIGHT?!
Someone please explain 🙏
Watched it recently. Liked it so much I watched it a second time. But now I love it even more. Christopher Nolan🐐
https://youtu.be/t23ZEKqGHzs?si=9Fi0vIqJ2FvxqsBy
This pitch meeting video for tenet makes sense of what I just said 😉
That makes me kind of curious. Make your guesses
Reminded by the current rumours for his upcoming film, what about his past movies? I've followed them closely ever since TDKR was announced and maybe aside from Dunkirk and Oppenheimer, they are goldmines for speculation. I'm wondering what wild ones you guys have heard?
I heard speculation that Interstellar would feature Aliens or that Tenet would be an Inception sequel, two things that didn't end up being the case.
So he is credited as writing an important portion of Man of Steel... but how much, and which part specifically?
I never really liked that movie, but I have a soft spot for it and was glad when I came to know that Nolan had a hand in it lol
I'm guessing he wrote most of the 1st half, especially the Krypton and Clark's human story before Snyder takes over for the action and it becomes... let's just say incoherent