How Christopher Nolan Writes and Directs a Movie | The Director's Chair
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- The Director's Chair: How to Write and Direct a Movie like Christopher Nolan ►► bit.ly/2JNbfLN
Understanding how Christopher Nolan movies work so well is to understand more than cinema or the ability to film in Imax. You’ve watched Interstellar, Insomnia, Dunkirk, and The Dark Knight Trilogy (Batman), and love the cinematic storytelling from this prolific director and filmmaker in general. It doesn’t hurt when you have a Hans Zimmer score too. But what's it like actually being in the Director's chair?
Christopher Nolan movies like Memento and The Prestige reminds us, filmmakers, what cinema is all about, and film directing and editing has rarely been so good. Maybe you think best Christopher Nolan movies have Tom Hardy or Christian Bale in them - but the Dark Knight Rises movie had both… so that sort of disproves that theory.
Directing films and cinema like Christopher Nolan takes years or practice and research into filmmaking. That’s why Christopher Nolan movies can take you on a deep journey, and this video essay will show you how he keeps everything consistent in his films.
If you love Christopher Nolan movies, don’t write another page or direct another scene until you’ve seen our video essay. You don’t need a big Imax cinema to be able to make a film like Christopher Nolan. All you need is a good mind and hard work.
Christopher Nolan editing techniques also come into play, so learn how he directs a movie that will eventually be cut together in a somewhat unconventional manner.
The end result: You will know how to direct a movie like Christopher Nolan, and perhaps you will direct the next Dark Knight trilogy or Interstellar.
Enter the Director's chair to find out exactly how Christopher Nolan directs and edits his movies.
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Original Christopher Nolan Interviews & Quotes:
• Christopher Nolan: Self-Taught Filmmaker: bit.ly/2MffYYo
• BAFTA Guru: Christopher Nolan on Directing: bit.ly/2MmfiAO
• Christopher Nolan - How to Be a Filmmaker: bit.ly/2MmfwIa
• Jack Howard: I Love Christopher Nolan: bit.ly/2Mc7JMS
• Chris Nolan Talks BATMAN BEGINS on The Treatment: bit.ly/2M9mcZS
• VICE: Christopher Nolan on "Following" - Conversations Inside The Criterion Collection: bit.ly/2MbCRMA
• 18-Minute Analysis By Christopher Nolan On Story & Construction Of Memento: bit.ly/2Mbf7bb
• Eyes on Cinema: 24-Minute documentary on Christopher Nolan's Memento (2000): bit.ly/2McoO9z
• BBC Newsnight: Christopher Nolan: The full interview: bit.ly/2MaQ8F2
• Memento - Interview with Christopher Nolan (2004): bit.ly/2MbfjHr
• Christopher Nolan, Al Pacino - Insomnia Interview (Part 1 of 2): bit.ly/2M9Eg6d
• Christopher Nolan, Al Pacino - Insomnia Interview (Part 2 of 2): bit.ly/2Mm0qC6
• Christopher Nolan on Dunkirk | Interview Special | Film4: bit.ly/2Md9Z6D
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What are some of your favorite filmmaking techniques from Christopher Nolan? 👇👇
For me, I think it's the non-linear storytelling. It's because I love how Christopher Nolan told the story in Memento. It is just gripping as I'm watching it multiple times.
Each and every tips i m learning from you are my favourite . Hoping for more.
Thanks again🤣✌️
Would be great if you share the sources the interviews were taken from.... Am aware of parts taken from The Treatment KCRW... BBC newsight .... Bafta interviews
Would be great if you share the sources the interviews were taken from.... Am aware of parts taken from The Treatment KCRW... BBC newsight .... Bafta interviews
Just added them for you! Enjoy. :-)
They forgot to mention one essential part ... Hire Hans ZImmer as your music composer ....
Actually, Ludwig Göransson is the composer on Tenet.
@Klumsy Kameleon yeah I feel like man of steel is severely underappreciated
@@aolson1111 omg i didnt know about Tenet thank you hype asf
So true. His pieces are made specifically for the film each time. He's the GOAT. What do you think about the music in this film? ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
damn true
"For example, on Interstellar we didn't use green screen" I had to hit pause, and process that.
EXA-fucking-CTLY
I didnt like Interstellar, but I'll give him that: i'm trully impress with the fact that 0 green screen was used.
interstellar is my favorite movie of all time
damn true
@@domymbd you didnt like Interstellar? What is there not to like? Please tell me
If i ever decide to make a film, the reason will be this guy...
That's a pretty good reason to consider directing a film. 👌👌
but you can't and never will i hope.
FACTS. We made one. Tell us what your favorite part was. ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
@@salmanahmed2713 wow what an asshole , why you can't just let people dreaming?
Try watching David Fincher. He's on same level with Nolan but only make films for adults.
Chris Nolan + Hans Zimmer = Perfect Movie
Also Hans Zimmer and Zack Snyder are a good combo
Nolan + Zimmer + Hoyte Van Hoyteman
@@roycastanon5754 maybe, but snyder is only good at visual composition.
chris nolan + bale or DiCaprio = perfect movie
Just like hayao Miyazaki and joe hisaishi
This man has elevated cinema to amazing heights.
He still is! ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
Only Cameron can be side by side
@@Carlos.Rivera Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorcese, David Fincher
@@akashdeep-db1ff Quentin Tarantino, Stanley Kubrick
@@anurodhpathak9725 I respect your opinion bro but I'd rather not include tarantino.
You explained in 8 minutes to everyone the why Nolan is my favourite movie director living.
Wooo! Glad we covered the essentials for you. Who should we cover next?
@@StudioBinder I think Ridley Scott would be the perfect choice
Ridley has been highly requested! How about Tony Scott?
So true. ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
@@StudioBinder Plz do on David Fincher, he is one of the most distinctive directors.
The same reason why The Dark Knight trilogy stands out from all the others.
So true. Does this stand out to you? ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
Yup
Agreed. Nothing in the Marvel universe matches the dark Knight either
@@purplerabbit638 ever watched flims made by Russo Bros?
@@rounakmahato67866 lol let me guess, you're born in the 2000's
"On interstellar in order to get the shot of a black hole.. we had to literally go inside a black hole"
@Quality Work it is sarcasm
No Its Necessary
@@zuraimiyahya73 *No time for Caution* Starts playing 🔥❤️
Quality Work do you know what hyperbole means??
Would make a hell of a behind the scenes montage, especially how they managed to get back out.
Christopher Nolan favourite director of all time!
Nolan is definitely one of the best directors working in film. Who's in your top 3?
Nolan,Tarantino,Fincher,scorsese are my favourites
Nolan is the best because he's consistent and he always tackles a new genre and succeeds. His movies are amazing
@@HM-wn2in yeah you are right I mean holy shit almost every movie by him is a masterpiece.Memento,Inception, Interstellar,The Prestige,Batman Trilogy especially the dark knight and so on.I'm looking forward to his coming movie
@@StudioBinder Nolan, Spielberg, and Russo Brothers
Nolan: On interstellar we didnt use green screen
Me: now hol up a second!
😂😂😂😂😂
Maybe he went to another planet for ice planet scenes 😂😂😂😂😂
This guy is the reason why I want to be a filmmaker.
You're not the only one! What's your favorite Christopher Nolan movie?
@@StudioBinder The Prestige and Inception
Michael Mann is my boy. Chris learned a lot
@@parulsrivastava2447 shut the f up! I have related with every comment u have made! God i wanna meet u and talk movie stuff with you ahaaha
@@parulsrivastava2447 Same but with Interstellar instead of The Prestige
Interstellar is the most emotional sci-fi ever along with Blade Runner.
I'd say Interstellar is more emotional, due to the core of the film being about the relationship between himself and his daughter, but Blade Runner is up there. + 2049 is possibly the most visually stunning film of all time
Ben Jauncey the cinematography in blade runner 2049 is breath taken lord Jesus
No.
@@benjaunceyyy I would agree with you, but the original Blade Runner had the superior soundtrack. It's amazing!
That's a bit of a stretch. I'd call it the most intricate and fascinating sci fi but not emotional. There are some more emotional sci fi movies like Children of Men, A.I., Solaris, (1970s version), and Eternal Sunshine of Spotless Mind.
Christopher Nolan....everything he touches turns to gold. Great video guys.
Glad you enjoyed it!
So true. He's my favorite. What do you think about this? ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
Imagine how many directors, screenwriter or storytellers are motivated by him, giving hope by him ? That’s how a legend affecting the world by his passion and attachment on art.
I must have watched over 2000 movies. And I would call this man a true cinematic genuis. Truly a master at his craft. So lucky to have him (and Hans Zimmer) in my lifetime!
That’s a gross over exaggeration, you haven’t seen anything.
@@squidlove749 Why do you think that? I grew up in a family that watched movies like all the time. Now that I live by myself me and my friends watch movies almost every day. I study film at school and I want to become an editor/director one day, so yeah, 2000 is pretty realistic for me. Believe what you believe man, don't be a dick about it though.
elmertjee because I know what it looks like when a person sees a lot of movies, I watch a lot of movies. If you really think Nolan is a true cinematic genius, then you haven’t seen 2000 movies.
James Mendez So who are your top directors/producers?
TheRealDyscyples producers are just the business aspect, I don’t care as much about producers because the better directors take helm of their own projects and make masterworks of film. That being said, it’s Kubrick, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Kurosawa, Lynch, Ozu, Fellini, Welles, and those are just on the upper echelon of filmmakers, while I’m not going to undermine Nolan’s talent, there are tons of filmmakers above him, better than him, and you can’t watch 2000 films and say Nolan is a genius, not with the standards that many before him have set that Nolan isn’t close to reaching, that no filmmaker today is close to reaching, there’s a whole bar below that the best of the best are reaching before they could ever reach that of the old masters.
This is my new fav channel. We see the level of detail that goes into these vids
Glad you found us Swoozie -- we've been following your videos for a long time (miss those older vlogs). Keep it up.
Oh hey Swoozie. Big Fan!!!
Christopher Nolan is one of the best directors of all time.
He is the greatest
@@nillmatic232 What do you think his next movie is?
Jason Saikaly It is called Tenet
@Cosmonaut. Hills How do you think Christopher Nolan's work compares to Jonathan Nolan?
@Cosmonaut. Hills Jonathan is more of a writer with twist ideas and love for foreshadowing but the few episodes he directed for PoI and Westworld were pretty cool.
I think they're both great writers because Chris saw potential in Memento story, wrote Inception, Dunkirk & Tenet and always pushes the limits in practical stunts while Jonathan wrote most of TDK in 2005 and original Interstellar script, so no need to sayChris is not a writer too.
Christopher Nolan is an amazing film maker, he's also one of the nicest people I've had the opportunity to talk to
Really, you talked to him. Lucky you!
in your dreams
Yeah it was great speaking to him, I mean he is my uncle so we talk a lot
"There's nothing more dispiriting when you tell off to work and there's just a green screen, with a couple of actors in front of it. The magics not there." - Nolan aka Legend
After the mind blowing TENET trailer
Christopher Nolan is one of if not my favorite directors. He finds a way to make big concepts and unconventional story techniques approachable and his movies excite both critics and mainstream audiences. It’s everything I want in an artist
(Almost forgot to mention how he’s really out to conserve the art of cinema and the movie-going experience)
Yep, it takes skill to turn a complex theory and to simplify it. Though, I think Interstellar was more on the complex side.. 😹😹
Without a doubt my favourite director working today. Always willing to try something new and original and push the envelope. Even if it doesn't always work you can feel that he wants to take you on a journey
Yep, 100% true. His brother (Jonathan Nolan) also tends to the push the envelope too, especially in Westworld. What are some of your favorite Christopher Nolan movies?
@@StudioBinder Inception will probably remain my favourite movie from any director for some time. I also loved Interstellar despite the fact that the last 15 minutes ventured a little too far into the unbelievable/cheesy. And of course there's the Dark Knight. To be honest I'm not sure I've seen a Nolan movie I didn't enjoy greatly
@@animatoronline8336 It was mostly fantasy idiot. Even the preceding black hole and planet stuff was mostly made up for entertainment so stop acting like you were watching a real space movie for most part.
@@vb8428 it was phenomenal tho
@@kavinsuresh5468 That's what am saying, I loved even that final act, his criticism is unfounded because if that's what he thought it should apply to the whole film
This was incredible
That's Interstellar music in Background...
Christopher Nolan + Hanz Zimmer = Spectacular!
This man uses NO MONITORS on set?!?!?! I didn't think i could love Christopher Nolan anymore :)
What do u mean by monitor on set?
@@drasticgamerstv1025 Most directors use monitors to watch playback on set
He exclusively shoots on real film. Monitors are required when you shoot digital.
Well, guess what? His films still masterpiece.
because he use imax camera, which a film camera.
Great content, and loved the timer for each bulletpoint.
Glad you enjoyed it -- what was the most revealing moment for you?
@@StudioBinder The hairpin. That was a pretty cool explanation.
@@matiasgoinheix366 Here is the full video if you haven't watched it yet - ua-cam.com/video/tYScJZWhaHA/v-deo.html
The timer was ingenious. What about this content? ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
The Prestige will remain his magnum opus.
You spelled inception wrong
I'm completely with you buddy. I feel it's sort of underrated, but it's the best IMO
I'll go with Interstellar
My favorite movie ever :)
I love all three movies, but clearly, The Dark Knight is the best movie he'll ever make. I certainly hope I'm wrong, but I'm not. :)
I wholeheartedly agree with everything he said especially only using CGI to visually enhance a scene.
His films are a MASTERPIECE.. And ofcourse I didnt understand this video in 1st attempt like his movies 😁
Haha
This is probably the best video on UA-cam I have seen in 10 years.
nolan’s movies can’t be appreciated the same way as others can. appreciating a nolan film is appreciating the process and genius behind the film more than the film itself
Exactly what I was thinking. His movies always has that realism aura, which shines separately among other movies. I couldn't put it in words, and that's exactly what a cinema is about.
Following, memento and Insomnia are Nolan's films that I constantly watch over and over again and find something new every time. The science in his film making and story telling is so immersive
He's definitely a master of manipulating the timeline!
Christopher Nolan has found scenes shot on this planet that are physically present that we're not aware of and has made them either Earthbound or otherworldly in a dream that we witness on screen. He's taking us around the world we thought we knew, and showing us we didn't know it at all!
And he hates CGI.
"The thing is that when you use green screens, the magic is just not there."
Me thinking about the entire mcu.
But then, it would be like comparing apples to oranges. Thank you Nolan, for doing justice to Batman. He deserved it.
Kubrick, Spielberg and now Nolan. What a great time to be alive in cinema.
I find it funny that Christopher Nolan was able to work with Al Pacino in his third feature film while Martin Scorsese had to wait until his 25th film. What a world?
John Not Real Name I can’t tell, are you implying that this shows Nolan is better than Scorsese 😂 Scorsese could’ve easily got Pacino in the past and btw, Insomnia is a Hollywood film that Nolan was signed on to, he didn’t have to persuade Al Pacino because the studio probably signed him on before Nolan.
@@lejam0771 Mate I adore both filmmakers and I am aware of all that. I am just writing it is strange that this happened.
John Not Real Name oh right fair enough. But as I say Al Pacino being in the movie was nothing to do with Nolan. But interestingly it’s actually mainly Steven Soderbergh, he persuaded the studio to let Nolan helm the project and get him out of indie filmmaking so Nolan fans may have to thank him for Nolan’s success
@@lejam0771 Yeah that is my point he was not that big a director yet but got the Pacino. That was all I meant.
John Not Real Name okay I agree 👍 getting Robin Williams isn’t bad either
Why hasn´t Nolan ever won an Oscar for best director?
Because that prize is for directors. Nolan is a GOD, not a director!!!
Super Collector woah calm down buddy he’s not that good
Awesome reply
@@tintaspatricia Well he is at least as good as some Oscar winners
He don't direct movie for Oscar ..... He directs movie because he wants world to witness his visionary imagination.
he is not a director but a filmmaker
He is a genius filmmaker......One of the best director
A true genius. ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
How is it possible that this genius hasn't won an Oscar yet?
Never clicked so fast on a video before! Absoloutely obsessed with Nolan! I only hope one day to make films with the same notoriety as Nolan's filmography. Maybe even have a video like this about my movies aha
Nolan sir
No words
For this man
Sulute
From his die hard fan from
India
*sulute?* ye kya type kardiya bhai edit kardo
@@sjegannath6295 naam duba rha hai ye bhai hmlog ka
At least spell "salute" correctly lmao
Interstellar is his masterpiece from my point of view, its so different from all of his other movies, it touched me so deeply, we know nothing about our universe...
Interstellar is great!
Thank you for this! Nolan is def my #1 favorite Director, I love all his work
Me too.
Can't imagine missing a film of his in theatres
Nolan is one of the greatest filmmakers of all time. We feel the same way!
He's my favorite. ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
No matter how many new directors emerge Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg will always have a special place in my heart.
The opening shot of Dunkirk is my all time favourite and is definitely the best ever
i absolutely loved the details of this channel, i just discovered you today and wow what a gem! whoever edited this is amazing, when the interstellar theme came at the end i legit cried, you earned yourself a subscriber guys. great work you do here
Thank you for the high quality of your content. It’s such a delight to watch them, sometimes several times. A true gold mine !
My favorite director of all time. There's so much to learn by just watching and re-watching his movies and observe every detail and choice that is made.
he is not a filmmaker, he is a magician.
Loved this - Thanks Christopher for being so original in your art
His films have a wonderful metaphysical representation of the world. There is no need for World building, just the story.
This guy is a genius, the “corkscrew” effect thing blew my mind!
Right? Who else should we cover?
StudioBinder Neill Blomkamp would be interesting
Can we appreciate how good Nolan is at drawing vertical lines
I have noticed this concept of the tone always peaking in Hans Zimmer's music ( the mole, no time for caution) and now that I've seen Nolan talk about it, I am pretty sure they sit and make sure the story telling and music match this theme of continuously rising tone. They are such gems. Have huge respect for both of them. And now Ramin Djawadi!!
Interstellar is the best movie i have ever seen (more than 8 times now) and i have seen almost every single movie out there. Its practical effects, actors, scenario, cinematography, music and most important of all, the integration of actual real theoretical physics is truly astounding. God damn it, its a one of a kind MASTERPIECE.
Love Interstellar ❤️
He’s a very unique director. Reminds me of authors in a way. Both authors and directors have their own unique style of writing or directing a movie or book. It’s quite fascinating! Nolan is for sure on my top list of favorite film directors!
After watching this, I think Christopher Nolan just became my favourite director.
The way he present the thought in interstellar without green screen , any CGI is fabulous. And more you watch ,more clarity comes
This is getting added to my lecture on perspective-based composition. I love a director who thinks first about *where* the camera should be.
Could you elaborate on that? You stressed *where* the camera should be, but as opposed to what do you mean that? What do other directors think about first?
@@Coolbillion Some think about lenses first. Some think about "cool shots". Some don't think about camera placement much at all.
I fell in love with Nolan's work the moment I saw The Prestige - I knew there was something different about this guy. And that rotating hotel room in Inception and the real spaceships in Interstellar are just examples of how he has his own place in A-list Hollywood filmmaking which noone can stand up to.
I've seen many videos explaining his style as a director, but this one, with the added cuts and interviews, is perfect... Cheers!
Can't wait for Tenet to throw me into another Nolan world journey path... :)
Why I get Goosebumps the moment I hear Mr. Nolan's voice, he talks as if he owns it, as if he defined it, he mastered every bit of film making, directing without a Monitor with min change of lenses, you gotta be kidding me, let's not forgot the emotion behind his movies, the only Hans, Greatest beyond words
phenomenal
I just love this guy and his movies. Great director, so young and already one of the best ever imo. Can't wait for Tenet
I loved the non linear work in Dunkirk. It made that final save-the- day-scene at the end so much more epic.
That's one aspect that Nolan is a true master of!
@@StudioBinder Not many other names, aside from Tarantino, come to mind though.
Nolan is one of the best things that has happened to Hollywood in our time. Probably belonging to a rare breed of directors, focusing more on utilizing physical aspects of film making, rather than going all post and digital edits.. Truly inspirational!
6:23.........that music, and scene in interstellar....my god that was sooo intense! Felt it in my bones.
His visuals, directing and music combined is like you are actually dreaming, its so unreal and yet so real.
I haven't seen Memento or Insomnia yet so my ranking is subjective
1. Inception
2. Dark Knight
3. Prestige
4. Dark Knight Rises
5. Interstellar/Dunkirk
7. Batman Begins
I recently watched both of them and I think memento is definitely in the top half of his movies while insomnia is interesting but overall lacking compared to his other movies. It was certainly nice seeing Robin Williams in a more serious act instead of the usual comedy, like Hugh Jackman in the Prestige was a nice turn vs him in the super hero movies
I have watched all his films and they are all nothing less than a masterpiece. People widely praise Inception, Interstellar and The Dark Knight Triology but for me, his best film is The Prestige. I love everything about The Prestige, from the story to the directing techniques but not many people praise the film like other Nolan films. The Prestige is a very underrated film.
His approach to film making is a high level science and the outcome of it is an unbelievable art
My favorite technic is relate to textures of reality. He embed me in his movie when I relate to everything that could happen in real. It’s like an anchor that brings me in or even deeper into the movie. He is soooooooo inspiring, i love filmmaking for this reason and it’s the one he explains in this video. Wonderful :)))
Christopher Nolan is one of my favorite directors I love his work
At 6:26 the music of Interstellar 😍
The ending background score of the video gave me chills....
Amazing video! Great job StudioBinder! Look forward to future videos
Who is waiting for "Tenet"?
Pretty much everyone :-) How about you?
@@StudioBinder Absolutely
Meeeeeeeeeeee. ua-cam.com/video/AGfL1LEYaAs/v-deo.html
Me
@Chokwe me too
One of the best director I've look up to...
Great topic, why not NEXT Time on Guy Ritchie, James Wan, Quentin Tarantino, Chad Stahelski, David Leitch & more
That's a great idea -- I've let the team know! Tarantino would be especially amazing..
@@StudioBinder also Stanley Kubrick, Martin Scorsese and David Fincher
@@rakshith.prakash Kubrick's in the works!
David Fincher!!
Fincher would be amazing too!
You forgot to emphasise he draws storyline diagrams for all of his movies and all of those diagrams have interesting and almost pure geometric shapes. Absolute genius!
Hey this was well put together and insightful!
Nolan isn't only a filmmaker but a camera magician who take audience to other world. He is the reason I want to be a filmmaker.
I’ve watched this so many times, aspiring film maker here
One of my favorite directors working today!
He is such a gentle soul and down to earth person
This man has mastered the art of film making.
He has got to be my favorite director. His writing is unreal.
I'm so glad I discovered this channel
*This video is all those directing lessons for 1 year precisely combined. Amazing.*
This was phenomenal. Well done. By far my favorite video done on my favorite director.
Glad you enjoyed it, Zach -- who should we cover next?
PS: Good luck with the triathlon! 🏊🚴🏃
do a video on picking good songs for your soundtrack
That would make a great video! I'll pass it along to the team. 👍
StudioBinder, I would love to see a video like that.
I'll pass it along to the team. :-)
Just hire Hans Zimmer
3:06 ADDDHI!!!! Genius piece of advice! That I completely AGREE!
Many people t o this date say they didn't understand nolan's movies like the interstellar but in my opinion humanity might have not witnessed any movie director to this point who goes not an etra mile but to an etra dimension of reality , to this date I praise and does reccoment anyone I know to watch his movies once in their life , because its that precious to miss on , thank you to my brother who persuaded me to look for something else than ordinary
Nolan, Mann, Cohen Brothers, Tarantino. Films with texture.
Beau Sinclair u missed the best one in scorcese lol
luca Rossi true. Marty is a beast.
Mann sucks ass nowadays. I'd replace him with Villeneuve.
aero roger, Alejandro González Iñárritu and Alfonso Cuaron. Champions.
So true, even though it's not his best movie, Tarantino's The Hateful Eight has the best visuals I've ever seen in a Tarantino film. There so rich & natural looking and the lighting is so perfect to me.
dunkirk is underrated that movies a masterpiece
This is really helpful content, thanks for sharing!!
Actions speak louder than words, and yours tell an incredible story.
In some cases, like memento, the secret is dropping the screenplay all over the floor, putting things in random order, and hoping it makes sense. Nothing is a mistake, it's a feature!
He clearly didnt drop the screenplay all over the floor and randomize the story with memento. Nolan has a separate video of him explaining the screenplay
Can't wait for Tenet
This is incredible content! Thanks for bringing it to us!
I like how it's just hans zimmer's music in the background the whole time