Christopher Nolan is Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Director

[Xcoyote]

I know he shot all of it at once, and the reason that happened was because of his commitment to the project. Luck had nothing to do with it.



There's very little substance in Interstellar though. It's a good movie but it's really just high concept scifi for dumb people. Which sums up Nolan well. Pander to dumb people by making them think they're watching something smart.

lol this fraudster artsy fartsy fan stans that hack Nicolas Refn and has the audacity to talk shyt about Nolan's style over substance filmaking.What a fukking clown.

 

[TheGodling]

lol this fraudster artsy fartsy fan stans that hack Nicolas Refn and has the audacity to talk shyt about Nolan's style over substance filmaking.What a fukking clown.

What style? Nolan's movies are salt rock status these days. Cold and clinical without a semblance of life.

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

What style? Nolan's movies are salt rock status these days. Cold and clinical without a semblance of life.

People say the same stuff about fincher

 

[MartyMcFly]

People say the same stuff about fincher

My man But Fincher has always been a bit detached from his stuff. it works for most of the material he gravitates to

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

My man But Fincher has always been a bit detached from his stuff. it works for most of the material he gravitates to

Right. Not that I even agree with Nolan being as clinical as Fincher, almost all of Nolan's film have had a real emotional core to them, some of Fincher's do and some of them do not. It's still a "style" in which they make films, I personally love that clinical digital 130 takes to get a shot right Fincher shyt.

 

[Sunalmighty]

Nolan is dope as shyt. But when I saw Dark City I was like, "how do you explain this shyt?"

But other than that, I appreciate his films. I would love to see him do a James Bond film. It's a few films I would like to see his interpretation of.

 

[David_TheMan]

Nolan is dope as shyt. But when I saw Dark City I was like, "how do you explain this shyt?"

But other than that, I appreciate his films. I would love to see him do a James Bond film. It's a few films I would like to see his interpretation of.

Dark City is Alex Proyas, a very underrated director.
The Crow and Dark City personal classics for me

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

Dark City is Alex Proyas, a very underrated director.
The Crow and Dark City personal classics for me

he did I Robot too which I think is an underrated movie. But then he did "Knowing" and "Gods of Egypt"

 

[David_TheMan]

he did I Robot too which I think is an underrated movie. But then he did "Knowing" and "Gods of Egypt"

I like knowing, one of the best scenes was that crash scene that played out straight through with no cuts.
Gods of egypt and i robot are his low points to me

 

[wire28]

Right. Not that I even agree with Nolan being as clinical as Fincher, almost all of Nolan's film have had a real emotional core to them, some of Fincher's do and some of them do not. It's still a "style" in which they make films, I personally love that clinical digital 130 takes to get a shot right Fincher shyt.

just rewatched interstellar tonite, still dont get the "cold clinical" stuff. honestly i think dudes are just parroting some random bloggers thoughts or something. the scenes with the dad and daughter and their whole relationship is probably the most well done part of the film

 

[TheGodling]

People say the same stuff about fincher

And Fincher has been trash for nearly a decade now. What a surprise!