Since Nolan's films are heavily influenced by the conventions of film noir such as themes and styles etc. I wanted to know what everyone's favorite noir is and why? I guess I'll be cliche and say Double Indemnity has to be one. Use of lighting, anti-structure story design with a shifting protagonis...

Flying Rodent wrote:INGLORIOUS BASTERDS



10/10 - Amazing. A-FUCKING-MAZING.

Awesome film!

chee wrote:



UUUNNNFFFFF!!!!

...why?

Seriously. As a carnivore, I'd like to know.

tykjen wrote:

Um.... maybe....

lalyil wrote: That doesn't mean it wouldn't be interesting to see another film about someone completely different also with any sort of memory problems, but anything closer to Memento I'd probably dismiss straight away.

This.

ldmanface:

I like the style of the original and the possible amazing detective stories with the dilemma. There are myriad of ways to make it interesting. It doesn't have to be called Memento. It could be like an indirect sequel. I can understand your no's, but perhaps I'm the only one who thinks it could be at...

Sooner or later... Pfister will shoot on the Arri Alexa. It's just a matter of time. :batface:

I really don't see why they're hiring A-list directors for Bond movies. I am a huge Bond fan, but I'd like it better if someone less prolific directs it. Guys like Nolan and Mendes... they don't need a movie like Bond to set off their already amazing and successful careers. Sure, they'll bring somet...