4 films? His full length films are: Memento, Insomnia, The Prestige, Batman Begins, and The Dark Knight. They are all awesome.

None of you can count, the first film he directed was Following so he had SIX films he directed before Inception, now he has seven. The reviewer obviously needs to correct this.

add six: following.
his short film is doodlebug

my jaw is still on the floor and my pants from the experiece lol.

i total jizz-worth movie.

this film was amazing one of the best ive ever seen

You guys are right - I made an error when I put 4 films, but it was already published, couldn't change it.

I'm aware of Doodlebug, but haven't seen it. And as much as I respect Insomnia, uncannilly enough it puts me to sleep - I had actually somehow forgotten The Prestige; as one of my more favorite movies of the last decade, when I realized I forgot it, I kicked myself for the entire rest of the day.

I know it's not a good habit, it's probably not a smart admission, and it probably shows... but considering how busy my real life is, I usually one off these articles, and barely do any editing or fact checking. I remember most everything in my head also ;).

The majority of the bad reviews I read, were because I don't think the reviewers actually understood the exposition.

You guys are right - I was hesitant to go suggesting everyone see it twice, but in the end I saw it four times in the theater, and when the blu-ray comes out, I'll probably watch it the whole week. Even Time Magazine was like "see it twice".


Also felt very obnoxious to have suggested sequels, but there will be massive demand for them, and by that time, we'll be bending around entire galaxies, and solar systems on themselves (cg wise).

@BrilloP Probably all three lol

@Ibz On first viewing, I liked him, but didn't stand out to me that much. On second it was better... but that's all I saw it. 2 times.

he is great, undoubtedly.

As you'd expect, I'm going to have a whole damn day of watching the movie over and over when it comes out =). Maybe give it a reexamination. It is in fact what prompted me to see if I could figure out what Nolan was doing on the big picture.