With Oppenheimer now playing in theaters, it's time to rank the best Christopher Nolan movies from the director's entire career.
‘s incredible oeuvre and hate the idea of organizing any of his pictures ahead of the other. Some of his work features more flaws than others, but the man has done very little wrong during his 25-plus years in the industry. It’s remarkable. Is there another director with a similar résumé?
Nolan makes a valiant effort to blend intellectual complexity with emotional depth in Interstellar. Throughout the film, his characters engage in discussions about the intricacies of love, and certain scenes between Cooper and his daughter carry a powerful emotional weight, tugging at the heartstrings of the audience.
Though the ending may slightly disappoint as the film takes an unexpected fantastical turn, the overall journey, set against David Julyan’s haunting score, is powerful enough to place The Prestige on the higher end of Nolan’s illustrious filmography., Nolan’s epic conclusion to his Batman trilogy, is best described as a clunky spectacle. Its grand scale, packed with familiar and new characters, is supported by muscular action sequences and enhanced by one of Hans Zimmer’s best scores.
Dunkirk zips by at just over 106 minutes but never feels rushed. We feel the tension and witness the struggle for survival. Here is an intense ride that tosses its viewers into the grinder and doesn’t let up until its final moments, resulting in a modern classic; a near-flawless film that deserves recognition alongside the greats.Oppenheimer stands as Christopher Nolan’s most remarkable cinematic achievement.
In the first half, the film meticulously builds towards a heart-pounding sequence centered around a nuclear bomb test. However, in the last hour, Nolan’s genius truly shines as he delves into the emotional repercussions of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, particularly exploring how the immense destruction weighed heavily on Oppenheimer’s shoulders.
Even though Oppenheimer has just been released and will require a few more viewings to fully appreciate, I am confident in considering it one of the best Christopher Nolan movies. This brilliant motion picture stands apart by respecting its audience’s intelligence, presenting a dark and bleak examination of humanity. Oppenheimer is the kind of film that lingers in your mind long after the credits roll, leaving a profound impact that stays with you.
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