Nolan's Trademarks

[ComptonTerry]

Probably a tad trivial but something that reoccurs in all of Nolan's films is characters meeting and having a discussion in restaurants/cafés.

Well, in Insomnia Dormer and his partner argue in the hotel's dining area, but I still think that counts

This is a very old post but I just saw it and had to comment on it. This is even funnier now that we've seen TDKR and now know that Nolan chose to end his entire epic Batman trilogy in a cafe lol. What's up with Nolan and cafes?

[RyanRises]

Probably a tad trivial but something that reoccurs in all of Nolan's films is characters meeting and having a discussion in restaurants/cafés.

Well, in Insomnia Dormer and his partner argue in the hotel's dining area, but I still think that counts

This is a very old post but I just saw it and had to comment on it. This is even funnier now that we've seen TDKR and now know that Nolan chose to end his entire epic Batman trilogy in a cafe lol. What's up with Nolan and cafes?

How could he have known?

[Fenevar]

He seems to like elevators...

[dafox]

http://nilesfilmfiles.blogspot.com/2010 ... up-to.html

[BlairCo]

My Favorite Nolan Trademark of All-Time:

Quick Flashback Shots

It's in every single one of his Films and I love it dearly.

[TehBatGetsBraked]

My Favorite Nolan Trademark of All-Time:

Quite Flashback Shots

It's in every single one of his Films and I love it dearly.

Yoy mean quiet?

AND YES I AGREE SO HARD!!!

[darthnazgul]

My Favorite Nolan Trademark of All-Time:

Quick Flashback Shots

It's in every single one of his Films and I love it dearly.

Yeah, I love that trademark as well.

[aaron]

My Favorite Nolan Trademark of All-Time:

Quick Flashback Shots

It's in every single one of his Films and I love it dearly.

I've noticed these a lot too. They're really well done, no fade-ins or odd effects. He literally just splices them in there so fast you really don't see them coming and it's surprisingly effective.

[BlairCo]

My Favorite Nolan Trademark of All-Time:

Quick Flashback Shots

It's in every single one of his Films and I love it dearly.

I've noticed these a lot too. They're really well done, no fade-ins or odd effects. He literally just splices them in there so fast you really don't see them coming and it's surprisingly effective.

I think it's used most effectively in both Memento and The Prestige.

[dafox]

Seriously this is a must read.

The Mind’s I: Christopher Nolan

http://nilesfilmfiles.blogspot.com/2010 ... up-to.html