Surely the worst title of his films is Batman Begins, or dare I say it, The Dark Knight.

It goes like this for me:
1. Interstellar
2. Memento
3. Insomnia
4. Tenet
5. Dunkirk
6. Inception
7. The Prestige
8. Following
9. The Dark Knight Rises
10. The Dark Knight
11. Batman Begins

Top tier-antino; very rewatchable, and have done so multiple times: 1. The Hateful Eight 2. Reservoir Dogs Watched a couple times and liked it plenty, but definitely slogged a lot: 3. Jackie Brown - the soulful ending elevates its ranking ("Wow them in the end, and you've got a hit.") Not bad films,...

Almost done with the first episode (of season 2), and it's so gosh dang giddy entertaining. I did initially give up on this show because season 1 episode 1 was so weak, but I'm glad that I was bored one day and decided to power through it, because around episode 3, I finally understood what everyone...

Disney being on edge about the viability of Star Wars spin-offs after Solo bombing + Disney not (ever?) having a middle-aged man in the leading role in its films -> Disney+ streaming platform = the perfect place for this

Casting Alfred must be the easiest job in the world LOL

Even The Lego Batman nabbed an amazing one.

Does antovolk/Bacon work for Screen Rant?:

https://screenrant.com/tenet-movie-trai ... e-mistake/

None of the following films have trailers out: - Godzilla vs. Kong, and A Quiet Place 2, coming out four months before Tenet - Black Widow, Fast & Furious 9, coming out two months before Tenet - Wonder Woman 1984 and Soul, coming out a month before Tenet If it bothers y'all that much that Tenet's te...

Its being rated to play in theaters in Canada has no bearing on its online release.

Which of them were big-budget ($200+ million)? And how many of those $200+ million were spy movies? Pretty sure Enemy of the State was a spy movie with Will as the lead. Also, I am Legend and I robot were pretty huge. First isn't big-budget (or is it? because of inflation), second is an adaptation,...

Which of them were big-budget ($200+ million)? And how many of those $200+ million were spy movies?