Yeah I don't expect him to direct it. I don't think I would mind though. Could be a cool change-up for him.


Anyway,
*sits*
*waits for more news so we can analyze ever aspect of it*

It's funny cuz the first couple days this forum was BUMPIN. And now with no more details it is DEAD again.

Going by the theory that he does a genre per 3 films. (Psychological: Following/Insomnia/Memento, Sci-fi: Prestige/Inception/Interstellar Crime: Dark Knight Trilogy) I predict maybe: Historical Fiction , Horror or Film Noir. I'd like to see the later. Then again it would be cool he could reinvent t...

Sci-Fi is pretty vague. Technically The Prestige, TDKR, and Inception are all sci-fi.

CoolwhipSpecial wrote:

nolannolanchrischris wrote: Lethal Weapon 5 starring Joaquin Phoenix and Idris Elba

OMG, I think you just discovered the meaning of life.

I would watch the shit out of that.

Emmanuel Lubezki is probably the cinematographer, who fits Nolan's style the most. There use of handheld camera and the way the camera moves is almost identical, as well as the use of natural light. Nolan and Lubezki would be a perfect match. I am sure that Bale has recommend him and talked very hi...

http://www.ew.com/article/2015/09/08/ch ... -film-2017

Too far away, but at least now I know.

Thoughts on Juno?

I quite liked it, but even at just 95 minutes long I thought it dragged a little bit toward the end.

Lubezki is really great, and I certainly think his visual style is fitting. Obviously at this point he is known very much for hit long takes, which we haven't seen Nolan do a whole lot of. I think it would be very interesting to see these two work together. That being said, I still want to see one m...

Warren Beatty is doing his own Howard Hughes film set in 1958 , so I'm not sure how Nolan would be able to get his version off the ground. That, i did not know. MOST people don't know about it. At first I thought Nolan might find it troublsome that he waited 10 years only to have someone else make ...