I'd be willing to do some writing as well.

Gotcha, xendor. Just PM me your email... I'm not fond of those file sharing websites

The first screenplay is an adaptation of the celebrated graphic novel, "Batman: The Killing Joke" by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland. It's a 43-page screenplay, and I'd dare say it's extraordinarily faithful to its source material. The second is an original short screenplay, called "Repeat". It's basic...

Lose the 'big Memento influence'. Does not contribute to the story, it only makes you look like a wannabe ('hey, you know Memento, I want to make a movie just like it!'). You do not want to make the same movie, you want to be more unique than that. Other then that, it's a fine story. Not the best I...

So as a 16-year old aspiring filmmaker, I feel very confident in making my very first SERIOUS short film. With that note, introducing an idea I've had for a few months: a short psychological horror film I'm currently calling "LISTEN". Best described as Paranormal Activity meets Memento, the story re...

Well this was a fun thread to read, I'll give yall that. But let's leave it with this:

We all have our own opinions about things. I see nothing wrong with that.

Where are these christian morals that you mention? Be more specific..if you CAN. You say Nolans movies have christian morals and themes without giving us ONE example of analysis. I'm amazed anyone can overlook the Christian allegory. Even ignoring the film's constant references to "leaps of faith" ...

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Kyuubi no Kaiju wrote: By the way, it's not stupid about Christian water symbolism because even some critics said the same thing. I don't think one needs to say it's stupid if it's one's opinion.

Well everything baconboy says is stupid so they cancel each other out.

At least we agree on one thing.

Everyone's gonna see things differently. I should take that into consideration then.

By the way, it's not stupid about Christian water symbolism because even some critics said the same thing. I don't think one needs to say it's stupid if it's one's opinion.

If you take a look at the symbolism in Nolan's films you can find many of them refer back to Christian themes and traditions. An example would be "Inception"'s use of water in a symbolic sense (for example, the symbolic appearance of baptism in the scene where Cob is dunked in the bathtub.).