Michael Caine would actually be an amazing Q. :tooexcited:

I'm getting the impression that Nolan might "go big" every time now, seeing as TDKR is looking to be his biggest, most epic film yet. That's three in a row now with TDK, Inception, and now this. Oddly enough, he's only made one non-action film in the past 7 years. I sincerely hope he goes back to sm...

Something along the lines of the movie Primer would be great.
Nolan taking on Time Travel could be amazing.
Something that takes place in space, with astronauts, that dabbles with Time Travel.
One of his favorite movies of all-time is Disney's The Black Hole. :tooexcited:

I 100% agree about David Fincher. All of his films are cold and mechanical.

Well, I think Nolan presents characters in a more human way. His films are very psychological, so we're getting inside the heads of human beings, and not characters in a giant Cheese-Fest. The traditional Hollywood character, I think, is like Jack and Rose in Titanic, or Ben Affleck in Pearl Harbor,...

Hey guys, I'm new here! Hopefully this topic hasn't been beaten to death (I apologize if it has). I hear a common complaint that Chris Nolan's movies have no "warmth", that they're "emotionally cold" and "frigid." I don't get that. You'd think that everyone in his movies was a zombie, from the way s...

Hey guys! I'm new, been lurking this site for over a year now (creepy!), but I've finally decided to join. I'll be honest. You'll hear this all the time I'm sure, but here it is again: Christopher Nolan is simply my favorite director of all-time. It started with Batman Begins, and then I worked my w...