I LOVE ranking and list threads 💖
ESPECIALLY of one of my favorite subjects: Christopher Nolan ^^
The Dark Knight
My all time favorite superhero movie. It's everything I want out of the genre and the metric that all superhero media is judged by for me. Perfect tone, villain, protagonist, themes, story, setting, aesthetic. Perfection.
Inception
A compelling and relatable protagonist in one of my all time favorite thrillers. Extraordinary story and aesthetic puts this at one of my all time favorite movies.
The Dark Knight Rises
A sloppy mess, but an EXTRAORDINARILY fun romp with my favorite movie ending ever. Sends chills down my spine. Awesome villain, extraordinary scope, and tons of feelings carries poor pacing and a messy screenplay.
Memento
I absolutely adore this film. A rock solid thriller with a killer premise and execution that makes for an unforgettable experience. Every second of the film is an edge of your seat experience that concludes in a simple yet chilling climax.
Interstellar
A good movie pushed to greatness by its extraordinary ending. This was the movie that made me realize that Nolan is my favorite director ever, because of how relatable I find the thematic elements in his films. Also it was his take on 2001, which is on my bottom 5 movies ever and I loved it! Wow!
Batman Begins
A decent flick completely lifted to enjoyment by its secondary villain, who is extraordinary. But the aesthetic is grimy in a gross way, the beginning is waaaaaaaay too long, and the main villain is boring. The start of something way better.
Dunkirk
A very thrilling and engaging disaster movie with a sweet, but completely confusing gimmick. The structure may be very distracting and annoying (and done better in Memento) but damn I do kind of love it for the sheer bravery of it all. Outside of that, the subject matter is uninteresting to me. While Interstellar had even less interesting subject matter, it was held up by an engaging story that made me care about the cast and world. Dunkirk? Not so much.
Insomnia
I hate Insomnia. I blame Robin Williams.
I haven't seen The Prestige, but I really want to!