All-Encompassing Christopher Nolan Discussion Thread

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Chris Nolan Is A Big "Talladega Nights" Fan - Dark Horizons

 

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Jake Gyllenhaal Was Almost ‘Batman’ For Director Christopher Nolan

Screenwriter David S. Goyer dropped some insider information on a new episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast. Goyer revealed that he vouched for Jake Gyllenhaal as the actor to play Batman in Ch…

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Chris Nolan On Doing Another Franchise Film - Dark Horizons

Filmmaker Christopher Nolan says he hasn’t decided what film he’s doing next after “Oppenheimer” just yet, but whatever it is – he’s making it his own. Whilst numerous other directors have multiple irons in the fire and leap on whatever’s ready to go, Nolan famously takes movies one at a time –...

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Christopher Nolan Really Wants to Make a Horror Movie

Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan would love to make a horror movie, but has struggled to find the perfect idea for one yet.

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If Nolan goes full speed ahead with horror, my one hope is that he brings back Ludwig Goransson. I do miss that Nolan/Zimmer team-up but Ludwig's score in the Trinity Test scene hits me right in the anxiety feels every time I watch it. If he can create that kind of tension for a scene where the audience knows what's about to happen, imagine what he could do with a full-on horror score.

 

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Like now Nolan has to come up with a horror idea. Needs to happen.

 

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A time travel horror picture just as the Simpsons predicted it.

 

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I also got it in my head that Nolan should adapt Moby Dick and now I'm kind of obsessed with the idea. Probably the only filmmaker that could get the budget for it these days.

 

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Guy Pearce Doesn’t Care For His ‘Memento’ Performance: “Nails On A Chalkboard”

After 25 years, Guy Pearce recently revisited his critically-acclaimed role in Christopher Nolan's 'Memento' with fresh eyes.

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