I don't know if he'd actually do it, but I'd love to see Nolan adapt the stage play "Noises Off" for a couple reasons: 1. Nolan has done "films about filmmaking" before with Inception and The Prestige and Noises Off already has that "play within a play" aspect as part of its story. 2. Want to see No...

Well dang, that actually shatters one of my little "head canons" about the film. From my mind it's the same plane, I love that Nolan did the cross cutting parallel tension with Collins drowning and the Grunts escaping the sinking Dutch trawler. Seems like that's what Nolan did again with the Moonsto...

Saw it in IMAX 70mm as my second viewing. Truly a glorious and once lifetime experience. A spoiler question though. I finally found out how Gibson died, indeed, a chain was weighing him down. The only reason i knew though was the sound mix distinctly had the sound of rattling chains while Gibson was...

After only one viewing of Dunkirk 1. Memento (5/5) (A+) 2. Inception (5/5) (A+) 3. The Dark Knight (5/5) (A+) 4. Dunkirk (5/5) (A+) 5. Batman Begins (4.8/5) (A) 6. The Prestige (4.5/5) (A-) 7. Insomnia (4.5/5) (A-) 8. Interstellar (4.5/5) (A-) 9. The Dark Knight Rises (4.5/5) (A-) 10. Following (4/5...

Guardian posted a second review of sorts. Negative : https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2017/jul/26/bloodless-boring-empty-christopher-nolan-dunkirk-left-me-cold Richard Brody of The New Yorker, postive but not ecstatic http://www.newyorker.com/culture/richard-brody/dunkirk-a-war-movie-about-...

RT score down to 92 again. New top critic posted a Rotten review, just the third one.

Negative and top critic on RT

https://newrepublic.com/article/144014/ ... war-boring