Oppenheimer (Christopher Nolan, July 21, 2023) Movie • Page 17

The prestige or dunkirk for his best but I enjoy rewatching inception the most, flaws and all.

 

Interstellar is my number one idc. Although Hans is doing a lot of the heavy lifting.

 

Interstellar is the one im most conflicted on. I love so much of it but I really do not like that third act at all

 

Interstellar
The Dark Knight
Dunkirk
The Prestige
Memento
Batman Begins
Inception
Insomnia
Tenet
The Dark Knight Rises

Need to do an Inception and Dunkirk rewatch so those could possibly move up some.

 

Memento (my favorite film of all-time)
The Prestige (In my Top 10)

Inception
The Dark Knight

Insomnia
Interstellar
Batman Begins

The Dark Knight Rises
Dunkirk (film was good, but gave me almost zero Nolan vibes)

Still never watched Tenet or Following

 

find god

 

The only Nolan films I've seen besides the Dark Knight trilogy are Memento, Insomnia, and Inception. One day I should set a day aside to watch his other stuff.

 

Absolutely. The Prestige remains his best movie imo, very underrated compared to his later blockbusters.

 

Oh it's that time of the hype cycle

 

I heard he actually built a nuke to prepare for the role.

 

Providence Place Mall? Pretty sure it’s digital fake IMAX. Also smaller screen than Jordan’s Furniture in Framingham.

 

That's what I always thought, but when i went on the website and tried to check where the real IMAX was it said that Providence, RI was one of 15 real ones. I have no idea if that's true or not, but I was thinking of going to see it there.

 

Sadly Raleigh's sole IMAX theater won't show Oppenheimer due to the R rating (it's a kids museum), but you can get a lot of good info about screen sizes at theaters here: lfexaminer.com/theaters/

 

Oppenheimer to feature ‘prolonged full nudity’ by Florence Pugh and Cillian Murphy

 

Does he show hog?

 

Sounds like it.