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RMT87 the middle part especially

An editors job is always so much easier if the director has a clear vision of the film.

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Until the arrival of "Tenet"

I love Nolan as much as the next guy, maybe more, but really the hairpin is a very poor representation of the films structure.

He explained that so well; if he didn’t rehearse it beforehand, I would be absolutely astonished

Roman Marshall what’s the best way, in your opinion?

hope he sees this bro

That was so fast I had to view that again

Just speculation but he’s likely drawn this diagram before when pitching the script given the complex storyline. Imagine explaining this movie to producers without visuals

@@joeybuttafuoco1 You wouldn’t get a film made if you brought that into a pitch meeting. But he might have shown this to people during pre production and editing.

wish someone like him had made LAst Jedi instead of a hack like ruin johnson

gar y . / Christopher Nolan has said that Star Wars got him into loving movies. He said he loves the franchise so much and is a huge fan. Why hasn’t Disney hired him to direct a Star Wars movie? We need this to happen!

@@coloneluseless524 instead of wearing Jedi robes, the Jedi would wear clean tan suits and have their hair brushed back lol

@@coloneluseless524 Because Nolan's style is more realistic, his Batman films are more serious and grounded than most superhero movies, he's not the best fit for Star Wars, unless Disney decides to go darker.

@SirMikelangelus / You you are right. He does have this sense of realism to his films. But I don’t think he wouldn’t be a bad fit for Star Wars. We’ve never seen him make a Star Wars movie. So who knows though.

I loved his expression when he was drawing the hairpin too. He seemed subtly pleased with himself and his better way of visualizing the film.

Bruh that is why I am here ......

Don't think. Feeeel. It is like a finger pointing at the moon.

Ignorance is our ammunition

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Honestly... I searched for "Nolan explains Tenet" because that's what I thought it was. Weird that both movies could be explained with that hairpin diagram

Barello Smith Theres ton of them just research.

You'd be surprised, then. A LOT of thought goes into every movie. Even bad ones.

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+Jonathan Morrison ...Edgar Wright, Park Chan-Wook...

I like how Tarantino explains the original plot chronology of True Romance in the DVD commentary.

@@srt-fw8nh In the UK it's a day when parents meet their kids teachers at school.

What a boss

Is this true??

Quinton Tarantino: *starts out explaining his most recent film and ends up waving his hands around and breaking down some Italian Exploitation movie nobody has ever heard of in a seemingly coked out nerdy genius*

Orson Welles: AHHHhhH THe FRENCh..... champagne.

Alfred Hitchcock: (thick British accent) I can't tell you much about my next film but let's just say there is going to be a *mUrdEr*

Stanley Kubrick: Hold my glass of milk😉

If Nolan directed the Fast and Furious movies, they would have gone from boosting Dvds to to stealing 5G technology.

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OG Bukakke Yes he is

his brother wrote the original story, and co-wrote the screenplay, who's the real genius?

João marcos morais the guy who wrote inception

+Wiener Schnitzel actually Jonathan nolan said he worked for years 8 years with batman, which means he was uncredited, and could also have been uncredited for inception

+Wiener Schnitzel Jonathan was uncredited in batman begins

He's not. He's a fucking amazing filmmaker. But he didn't affect the way you understand the world. There are people who do that. It is far more difficult to do that than to impress you with meticulousness or even intellect.

krankenshaft great comment. It had a significant amount of, dare I say, "prestige."

krankenshaft it's almost interstellar!

krankenshaft it takes a level of Prestige

I swear if someone here makes another scentence about "Dunkirk" or any other Chris Nolan movie, [me] The Dark Knight will Rise!!!

Well played

:)))))) ha ha. Same here.

That's me almost every Nolan's movie ending

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Sulaymaan Kingseed no he is a genius

what an incredibly underrated comment

thank you

Please explain!!

Praba Garan I was gonna say ‘what is this a quantum theory class?’. I failed math! 😂

He indeed uses a lot of mathematical concepts in his films.

Darren Aronofsky did it first!

He was a student in physics

​@@jahidhosssin54456English literature. Not Physics.

haha

Lol

That's the thing about a genius

Color or Colour = Col Color or Colour = Colr Color or Colour = Color Color or Colour != Colour

Raj Kumar Do you think he acquires the same amount of pussy as Dicaprio?

Raj Kumar he looks like Leonardo DiCaprio

you know.. he reminds me of leonardo dicaprio, and I hated leonardo dicaprio!

southlondon86 getting pussy is a liability not an asset.

I don't know. I find him to be sexier than DiCaprio.

Didn’t they both write the screenplay though?

In 1997 I wrote to a TV channel a beyond badly assembled first draft of a plot that dealt with an amnesiac protagonist. Instead of tattoos he would avoid the exact same short memory lapses in Memento by a bullet proof encrypted laptop biometricaly assessed. My inspiration was the film Total Recall plus the TV series The X Files and The Nowhere Man. I was glad my idea wasn't a waste (the TV competition I sent the terrible raw text to probably never even saw it, and it was too much of a mess for them to make sense I guess) when I saw Memento. The peculiar short term amnesia I came up with for my conspiracy plot is the one Nolan used. The difference is his story is existential and not merely a puzzle without much substance as mine was at that stage. Although as one may tell by the inspiration my aim was plot driven and I had very little interest in a personal tragedy, which is what Memento is. I replied to your comment mostly because I don't see the primary plot element, the short term amnesia, to be in any way ordinary. It's not truly what the story is about but the instrument for manifesting it, so maybe in that sense it's a deceptively simple tale of loss of all references both material and psychological.

@@jayferler4617yes. It's really his brother Jonathan's idea but Chris wrote the film in a screenplay form and obviously structured it to go backwards. They both got nominated for Best Original Screenplay Oscar.

Can you elaborate on this. What does it mean?

I mean, with that hairline, your choices are very limited

Damodar Floyd Poudel . Yeah, Hitchock, Kubrick, Spielberg, Tarantino, & Nolan are some of the GREATEST!

he need more years to catch kubrick. Nolan is still young!

than what do you say about Michael Haneke, Ingmar Bergman and Andrei Tarkovsky

@@nicksketch7122 Martin Scorsese ?

ETH ZEN That's the point ;)

It's simple..Think of the events as a line.The mid point is the climax. You've to depict the left half and the right half parallely so that they meet in the mid point. The left half would proceed chronologically and the right half would proceed backwards

Manoj Manjunatha I agree he’s the worlds best director but 70% Hollywood movies are also same lot of them are rom coms,cheap horror movies,comedies,etc .You won’t notice most them here in India because they don’t get international release many of them don’t even release in entire US. If we’re talking good thrillers then you can find good ones like Andhadhun,No smoking,Dhrishyam,Kahaani,Kahaani2,Table21,Aankhen,A Wednesday and many more in Bollywood and regional cinema.

Meaning?

Goddamn you just summed his films up perfectly

The Prestige fits perfectly into the central themes you mentioned :) Its really a introspective of film-making and storytelling as a whole. Making a story that is easily followed yet still intriguing is like performing magic. Film-making is loosely based in the 3 act structure, much like magic has 3 stages: the Pledge, the Turn, and the Prestige. I think Angier said it best, "the audience know everything. But if you fool them, even for a second, then you can make them wonder." Just shows how important definitive stories really are.

Someone has cleaned their room.

I’m not sure it really matches with Jordan Peterson’s philosophy. Nolan just as much indicts the civilization building myths, where as Peterson reveres thenm. Nolan’s representation of these myths seems to be portrayed as an argument. He may have a personal opinion on their importance, but I think he leaves it open ended in his films. The Presitge I think works almost as a meta commentary of filmmaking or even storytelling itself. I just rewatched it and it almost seems to be more about the art of creating stories as much as it is about dual identities, the male ego, or whatever else has been said about it.

The Prestige examines class, purpose, ethics and privilege, I feel like it does examine similar themes.

his brother wrote the original story and co-wrote the screenplay, who's the genius?

BOTH ARE

Incredibly intelligent and entertaining. Not geniuses. Westworld, which I believe his brother wrote, is the best series I've seen since the Sopranos. Still, not genius. Just fucking excellent. It doesn't say anything about life that hasn't been said before. They do things that haven't been done in TV or Movies before; timelines, playing with subjectivity, objectivity, complex characters etc. Nothing that adds to profoundly intellectual subjects, hence not geniuses, just incredible filmmakers and TV makers. It's important to make the difference.

No Indeed and kind of a one trick pony if you ask me

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The dreamer is the awareness or the real self. Nobody can define it or find it. It is ourself but the mind believes it is the dreamer and that this dream exists but in reality. It is whatever anybody can call it consciousness, god, happiness. The source of everything

thats the thing i too fr spotted and appreciated XD

That's the thing, everyone knows he's an amazing director.

Seriously though, there are real people in this world who dislike him as a director and call him "Michael bay for people who've read a book" because "all he does is exposition after exposition, leaving not ambiguity whatsoever". Like WTF kiddo,how can someone think that? 😂😭

Devesh Pandey tbf he does have far too much exposition and when his characters are speaking normally it’s usually crap but other than that he’s pretty good.

Amir khan is a total hack job.

That movie is a giant piece of bull crap compared to momento

@@nikidon99 So yeah Blame Aamir Khan for Everything because he stole the story.

Ghajini was shit tatti....thats called bollywood take a masterpiece n turn it into shit

You gotta blame AR. Murugadoss for not giving any credits.

Jack Carlos come on man it's not that complicated.. of course Lenny is sammy. After he kills teddy he'll probably run off and start the cycle over again. Natalie was just scared and found a way to benefit herself through Lenny.

Jack Carlos This is just my interpretation, but either Lenny is Sammy or Sammy and the whole insurance investigator thing is just made up by Lenny as a way for him to cope with him killing his wife. Kind of like in Shutter Island where DiCaprio's character creates the U.S. Marshal persona to cope with what happened with his wife.

Actually no its not that simple and by many people ( including me ) Lanny is NOT Sammy.Teddy also tries to trick Lenny into thinking that Lenny was indeed Sammy. Lenny was the guy with the short-term memory issues who overdosed his wife with insulin. Teddy says that Lenny lies to himself to be happy. He says that Lenny’s wife survived the assault but eventually was unable to handle Lenny’s situation. Teddy says that Lenny has conditioned his mind with an elaborate lie so that he can hunt down a fictional John G. So that he doesn’t have to live with the guilt of being responsible for his wife’s death. Teddy tries to twist things around by saying Lenny’s wife was diabetic. Why is Teddy lying to Lenny? Well, Lenny just busted Teddy for getting him to do the dirty work of killing Jimmy. Teddy is saying anything he can to confuse Lenny so that he can exit the situation. Teddy knows that he just needs to confuse Lenny long enough to make him forget about Jimmy. Lenny denies that his wife was diabetic. He has a memory of pinching his wife which he, for a second, thinks may have been the prick of an injection needle. But soon enough he recollects the actual event where Lenny is only pinching his wife. Lenny knows Teddy is lying. So yeah things are not that simple and I am pretty sure Teddy was trying to trick Lenny into thinking he's Sammy. But at the end Teddy goes to Lenny and he ( finally ) is being honest. He says that he ( Lenny ) did get the revenge 1 year ago but he does not remember. So that means he ( Lenny ) didn't kill his wife cause he already killed the real guy ( John G ) who did it.

could-you-please-leave? Great... Thanks man. Do you think Lenny will continue in the same way trying to solve the puzzle? What about that selfie picture he took where he's shirtless ?

could-you But Nolan has just finished explaining that the color parts are the least objective and the most representative of what goes on inside Leonard's head. He is constantly re-interpretiing his past. Are these pinching-memories real or are they another of his many means of denial?