WesternWolf also when he kicks the wrong door

I love watching someone see that the first time. It makes it so clear how awful his situation is by being funny. Great moment

I felt so bad for him though when Natalie started yelling at him and calling him a retard all the time

And he literally starts running towards him and then when that guy runs towards back at him, he says 'No he is chasing me'

WesternWolf it’s the best part

Diego Morett same

Selfishly because I JUST saw this movie I would've loved a spoiler section in this review, but on the other hand if I hadn't I would've appreciated this how it is.

I think when a movie reaches 15 years old people shouldn't be worried about spoilers.

Diego Morett yes please

same, please do a spoiler review

Sonny Etchell liked him in Iron Man 3

Loved him as Andy Warhol in Factory Girl

Liked him in The time machine. This dude didnt get the recognition he deserved

@@a.s.h4485 Lawless is underrated.

I agree. I think I've said that before. Or was that you? Hmmm

Pulp Fiction...

But Pulp Fiction wasn't in reverse, it was just jumping back to different arcs

@@christopher.tomins2001 Pulp fiction was an out of order story between different 3 stories

Shoot a movie in order and than go from last scene to the first scene ... There you go.. I mean the idea is brilliant others can do it too. Of course he did it first.

the story is also told forward but only black and white and the story is making sense when the story is in the middle

King of Wakanda this will get tons of likes

King of Wakanda I remember watching this movie with my brother. He's not very keen on films and didn't pay full attention. But, when that amazing ending comes along, he was left with his jaw on the floor.

The Comedian Yeah it will get a tons of likes for no reason. King of Wakanda comments are always bland and boring af we probably uses bots to get likes

King of Wakanda The whole movie is phenomenal. Even more if you watch it chronologically.

MarinZajmi yup lol

Most talented director of all time

Also it's awesome how the entire movie The Prestige is basically a magic trick, and how Inception makes you question reality in every scene. Amazing movies!

Funny it enought nolan just made tenet where mc literally nane protagaonist

like Nolan said: "To deny the audience what the protagonist is denied"

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@Jon Kozak you're right.

I can't stand rewatching tenet lol

@@jothishprabu8 lmaooo, hey cmon cut me some slack, I left that comment waaay before tenet came out

He's not that "perfectionist genius" that people make it out to be. he is getting pretentious, with his own gimmicky direction and ideas. and in Tenet it's so showing. he's not interested in telling a coherent story anymore, he's more into the loud spectacles and confusing ideas. also do you know about his rabid fanbase?. his fans are literally mcu fans level of stupid, they literally thinks every single thing that seems confusing is actually genius Lol. without even trying to make any sense out of it

@@v-trigger6137 who gives a shit lol? I can respect Nolan for trying out new things, getting out of his comfort zone and applying his new 'confusing' ideas in his films. This isn't pretentious behaviour.

remember sammy jenkis

So teddy the cop was actually the good guy?

@@frfras7 eh kinda. He was the "good guy" but was sorta corrupted/manipulative

@@frfras7 there really isn't a good guy in this film. The cop lied and manipulated Leonard into murdering people (bad people but nonetheless it's murder) and was also planning to take the drug dealers money after Leonard killed him. That being said, you could argue that he was doing all of this because he felt sorry for Leonard and wanted to give him a purpose, but he just got carried away. Leonard manipulates himself presumably so that A. He has something to live for/a purpose - finding John G even though he already killed him and B. To allow him to live without the guilt of knowing he's responsible for his wife's death. These are understandable motives but ultimately cause him to frame Teddy as his next suspect for John G and murder him. I can sympathize with Leonard's motivation but he also goes way too far and essentially murders people to ease his conscience. The last main character, Natalie, also manipulates Leonard convincing him to "get rid of" someone who is coming after her for her own benefit by lying to him. Also, she is obviously a shady person to begin with given her involvement with drug dealers. That being said she does actually help Leonard and is arguably the least guilty of the 3 within the movie because she at least isn't responsible for the death of anyone. Ultimately, you can't really consider any of them good guys but they aren't exactly bad guys either, all three are just people making bad decisions due to understandable reasons.

"I finally found him, how long have I been looking"?

Evan Acree there is a Bollywood film called Ghajini that was released in 2008 which is extremely similar

Evan Acree because it would require people to think and many directors dont nowadays including writers

Well, they ARE making a remake of this so...

Kushal Kshatri The Tamil version came first.

There was that one episode of Seinfeld.

Lots of films prove that.

ajmrowland Like what?? tell me more movies that are like this. Please.

JWilD Thanks for summing up Stuckmann's thoughts for us. I don't know what I would do without you.

technicalfilmreviews I commented before watching the full video smart guy! Looks like great minds think alike :)

Check out Krisha (2015) and Coherence (2013), great films done with a very small budget

It doesn’t show how it ends it shows what happens in the middle of the movie

@@stephano.s thaw first science is literally the ending bruh

...and then she says "Water it? I've never even met her..."

Tell that to Zod's snapped neck!!

Tell that to Nosferatu Zodd's snapped horn.

i saw one funny comment... so it's home to the most unfunny people on KZfaq, and that one guy

Unoriginal*

Absolutely

DId not have a dvd copy of it. How was it?

@@geymseksion apparently confusing

@@geymseksion it makes you go through mini test to even get to the play menu

@@MasikoY that's amazing

It's not that difficult to figure out.

Ned?

was sammy jankis a real person? i never understood that?

@@jdrc1233 i dont think so.

@@jdrc1233 he was but he faked his condition. the part about his wife being diabetic and him killing her accidentaly with insulin is actually what happened to Leonard's wife (that's what i think at least). Edit: spelling

From the people who gave that award to Bohemian Rhapsody? Because they don't know shit about the technical aspects of film

The genius of this film is the story structure, not necessarily the editing

@@sashabonnie987654 the film works if it's told chronologically , the structure is achieved through editing

@@sashabonnie987654 but a non-linear story can only be told in this way because of how it's edited

@@blaisetelfer8499 Yes the structure of the film relies on the order that scenes are shown in, which is physically done by an editor, but again it's the story structure that's the genius here and the structure was designed in the writing and told by the directing

Bryan A he's had his tattoo for a while now

Since when?

Whenever he wears a usual t-shirt you can see his tattoos.

He has a sleeve

50 first dates should have done the same.

I'm thinking I should watch it again and again as I watched it once years ago and hated it.

Just relax your mind and don't overthink it. Hope this helps.

Not a bad list. The Lord of the Rings are the greatest films ever made IMO

Thank you for putting best trilogy to its right spot.

Dude that is a really great list

No Casino Royale??? Mission: Impossible III??

Mulholland Dr.

Truly amazing series. Except Nolan directed only the first and the last episodes. He and his wife, Lisa Joy, are the creators and two of the writers of the show.

The Nation No

Aseril how about yes

Vitaly Kalashnikov and yea I totally forgot. Regardless Nolan, his wife , and the other series directors did an awesome job doing this show 💯

I think so because I know John Nolan wrote the short story from which this movie was made and wrote with Chris most of his films.

Taylor Reynolds we all need mirrors to remind us of who we are

deep af...

same but add 2 days

same but add 6 days

Same but add 6 years and me knowing he was going to review it from his previous videos.

TheEliteNinja I watched it a few weeks ago.

same here like 30 min ago i was tripping

MrGrimeTunes He's already reviewed Pulp Fiction

Max Johnson At least not on his channel. I'd really be down to see him review that on his channel and Tarantino's other masterpiece, Reservoir Dogs.

MrGrimeTunes Pulp Fiction Review: The structure is different and that makes it original. Also, the characters and dialogue is interesting and amazing 11/10 What haven't I said that people have been saying about Pulp Fiction for the last 23 years?

I don't see the point. It's one of the most-discussed films ever made and everybody who has seen it loves it. The only way it would be worthwhile for Chris to review Pulp Fiction would be if he, for some reason, didn't like it. Except the issue is that with his current format, he doesn't seem to give himself enough time to go into reasonable depth about the films he has seen, which means that any review he does of Pulp Fiction risks being shallow and somewhat general.

"Pulp Fiction is a really really great movie. It has a non-linear script that was brilliantly written by all time great Tarantino, everyone's performance is top notch, this scene and that scene has some crazy highlights, and overall it's just fun and great. It inspired a lot that came afterwards because it's such a great movie. I give it an A+" There. Just saved you 5 minutes of predictable shenanigans.

FunkyDrummer p

FunkyDrummer I honestly have to agree, i just finished watching it and it has completely burned itself into my head, i need to watch it again :D

When did i comment p

metalheadofrock OR YIFI (A CHEAP GUY'S SOLUTION....)

Leonard Shelby oh wait....

Same I also really love Memen.. Wait what were we talking about?

MarinZajmi lol

Hey Lenny, my dad's name is John G, i heard you were looking for him?

Sammy says hi.

Aaron Facciolini Yeah man I am a big fan Nolan. I just love when he literally fucks our minds. Inception and interstellar are also one of these

Is it???

Alexis Thanks Alexis, but sadly I am on Colombia's Netflix so unfortunately I can't watch those films :(

Luke Zimmerman its not on netflix

Alexis only Batman Begins, The Prestige, The Dark Knight, Inception and Interstellar are

TheOFamily5 In USA it is with: The Prestige, Following, and Memento. In what country are you?

Maica Jules no he didn't he made one for Inception but not The Prestige

Oliver Crespo that's one of my favorite movies. I can't wait for him to review.

Yesss!! One of my favorite of Nolan's

Deathpool Everyone on the Internet is a bit except you.

Same. May god be with us.

What if I told you... it's your favorite movie and you have seen it 20 times before, you just can't remember it

DJJekyllTV eh, kind of.

DJJekyllTV Absolutely. Nice call

I think Guy Pearce actually looks a bit like Brad Pitt

I thought he was Brad Pitt the whole time.

Yeah I thought he did too!

Zach Medeiros WHAT

Its 2021 and there’s news for a Face Off remake and Indiana Jones 6, no Memento remakes and I think anyone cud ever write this film like Nolan

He made a book about it called the film lovers bucket list. Or something along those lines.

O shit never mind.

What’s Memento?

Somali Pirate Who Pirated Your Girlfriend I've seen you before

He gave CTRL a 7/10 too...oh wait

How... how can this be about to get the thumbs up it's about to? Nobody wonders this? Shit doesn't even make sense.

Hugh Mungus it's a needledrop reference lol

Stuckthony Manntano here

Pele Mccarthy he reviewed it

Nick Hurst I know. but like I said, I want to see what he thinks of it now. it's been 7 years and as he stated in the review 7 years ago, there wasn't a lot of good movies. a lot of things contributed to the good review. sorry if it wasn't clear

Nicholas Wilson that wouldn't be such a good idea though. I mean, it's possible but still...

Pele Mccarthy ohh gotcha

Nick Hurst ya, you were probably being sarcastic. was just going along. let me get this straight. he said that he was going to review all of No man's films. all I said was that I was looking forward to his Inception review. sorry if I didn't put it clear enough. my bad

Following was his first feature film.

@@NeoConnor1no he made a movie before following in 1997 I forgot its name , he made Following in 1998

Zombitious He said one of the greatest films ever made. Not THE greatest film. I'm also pretty sure Chris hasn't seen those movies yet, except for maybe Mulholland Dr.

Holy Mountain isn't one of the best films unless you're one pretentious dude

Liliputian07 Right, technically it's amazing but I'd rather eat dog food than say it's not pretentious drivel.

Frankly, it's not even technically THAT amazing It's well done but it's hardly a 10 or even a 9

+Liliputian07 it's a 9/10 easily