The Nolan Fans Awesome Scale: Insomnia

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How Awesome was Insomnia?

100% Awesome: 8; 6%

90% Awesome: 28; 21%

80% Awesome: 46; 35%

70% Awesome: 38; 29%

60% Awesome: 5; 4%

50% Awesome: 4; 3%

40% Awesome: 0; No votes

30% Awesome: 0; No votes

20% Awesome: 0; No votes

10% Awesome: 0; No votes

0% Awesome: 2; 2%

: Total votes : 131

fakescorpion

Posts: 59

80% from me, but only when compared to films in general.
Nolan set the bar so high for himself, if I compare it with TDK or Inception as 100% it's going to get a 65%-70%

Cilogy

Posts: 11315

I love this film more every time I see it.

Incredible, his first bigger budget studio film and he directed it like he had decades of experience.

The setting and everything was just incredible. The overall "tired" tone of the film is perfect for the story. The log chase scene was brilliant. I find myself appreciating this film more and more with every viewing.

TeddyBlass

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Posts: 2866

Location: Florida

Cilogy wrote:I love this film more every time I see it.

Incredible, his first bigger budget studio film and he directed it like he had decades of experience.

The setting and everything was just incredible. The overall "tired" tone of the film is perfect for the story. The log chase scene was brilliant. I find myself appreciating this film more and more with every viewing.

Yeah, it really is remarkable what he was able to do in his first big step up at the plate, with someone else's material nonetheless.

Cilogy

Posts: 11315

TeddyBlass wrote:
Cilogy wrote:I love this film more every time I see it.

Incredible, his first bigger budget studio film and he directed it like he had decades of experience.

The setting and everything was just incredible. The overall "tired" tone of the film is perfect for the story. The log chase scene was brilliant. I find myself appreciating this film more and more with every viewing.

Yeah, it really is remarkable what he was able to do in his first big step up at the plate, with someone else's material nonetheless.

In fact, it doesn't even feel like someone else's script, it felt like any other Nolan production where he has complete control over production/filming/writing/etc.

Now Where Was I ?

Posts: 1478

I don't have a lot to say about this one
It was a enjoyable film by himself but the fact that it's a Nolan's film is not good for it, because it's pretty weak when I compare it to his other work
60%