By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - Movies & TV - Christopher Nolan's best film

 

I choose...

Dunkirk 3 3.53%
 
Inception 14 16.47%
 
Interstellar 22 25.88%
 
Memento 6 7.06%
 
Batman Begins 3 3.53%
 
The Dark Knight 29 34.12%
 
The Dark Knight Rises 0 0%
 
The Prestige 8 9.41%
 
Insomnia 0 0%
 
Following 0 0%
 
Total:85
Mospeada21CA on 08 August 2020

Interstellar, except the rushed wire-work portion near the end. How does pendulum motion exist in zero-g void? More budget and time was needed on those zip-line.

Edit: cast, science, tech, and planet-hopping were perfect though!!

Last edited by Mospeada21CA - on 08 August 2020

Around the Network
Leynos on 08 August 2020

I hated all his films except The Prestige. It was enjoyable. So that. I detest his Batman froggy voice films. Esp the third one. Christ that film is shit.



Bite my shiny metal cockpit!

Shaunodon on 08 August 2020
d21lewis said:
Everyone isn't voting for The Prestige? Is it because you haven't seen The Prestige? I mean I wanted to vote for Memento but The Prestige is The Prestige so I voted for The Prestige.

Well I was supposed to vote for The Prestige but apparently I didn't. I'll have to talk to myself about that.



Knitemare on 08 August 2020
gergroy said:
I really like interstellar. Dark knight is really good too, but I think interstellar is his best.

Its not possible ( that interestellar is better)! No, its neccesary!

This is exactly the way I think. I can watch more times Dark Knight, but interstellar still comes on top imo.



                          

"We all make choices, but in the end, our choices make us" - Andrew Ryan, Bioshock.

Knitemare on 08 August 2020
Dulfite said:
The music of Interstellar is unparalleled. And Hanz does amazing music for a lot of Nolan films that is astounding, but Interstellar takes it to another level. I've never been so moved by a movie's score in my life.

I hear ya... The docking scene and the score at that point. Just wow.



                          

"We all make choices, but in the end, our choices make us" - Andrew Ryan, Bioshock.

Around the Network
LivncA_Dis3 on 08 August 2020

inception dark knight and dunkirk were all made exceptionally well!

but i have to go with the legend that is ledgers joker in the dark knight!



S.Peelman on 08 August 2020

Haven’t seen Dunkirk, Insomnia and Following of those. Most are quite good.

I think I liked Interstellar, The Dark Knight, Memento and The Prestige best. I didn’t care for Inception, though it was extremely gimmicky. The Dark Knight is one of the best comic book films out there, along with Logan. Interstellar was epic, unexpected and beautifully made.

I vote Interstellar.



curl-6 on 08 August 2020
S.Peelman said:
Haven’t seen Dunkirk, Insomnia and Following of those. Most are quite good.

I think I liked Interstellar, The Dark Knight, Memento and The Prestige best. I didn’t care for Inception, though it was extremely gimmicky. The Dark Knight is one of the best comic book films out there, along with Logan. Interstellar was epic, unexpected and beautifully made.

I vote Interstellar.

Unless you have an outright dislike for war movies, I highly recommend Dunkirk.



S.Peelman on 08 August 2020
curl-6 said:
S.Peelman said:
Haven’t seen Dunkirk, Insomnia and Following of those. Most are quite good.

I think I liked Interstellar, The Dark Knight, Memento and The Prestige best. I didn’t care for Inception, though it was extremely gimmicky. The Dark Knight is one of the best comic book films out there, along with Logan. Interstellar was epic, unexpected and beautifully made.

I vote Interstellar.

Unless you have an outright dislike for war movies, I highly recommend Dunkirk.

Yeah I know, and I actually like war movies. I want to watch Dunkirk at some point. Same with 1917.



curl-6 on 08 August 2020
S.Peelman said:
curl-6 said:

Unless you have an outright dislike for war movies, I highly recommend Dunkirk.

Yeah I know, and I actually like war movies. I want to watch Dunkirk at some point. Same with 1917.

I really loved both of those; I'd give the edge to Dunkirk but both are amazing. :)