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[OutOfBoose]

I hope I never find out plot details till I see the film.

 

[Mysteryman]

What do you consider the recurring Theme of Nolan's work?
No wrong answer here.

 

[Brother Jack]

What do you consider the recurring Theme of Nolan's work?
No wrong answer here.

Time. Nolan is obsessed with it. Every one of his films involves itself with time in some way.

 

[DKDetective]

Trauma. Every Nolan film fundamentally deals with people experiencing some great trauma and how they attempt to cope or deal with that. His early films seemed to suggest that he believed that people could never fix themselves once broken, but he seems to be moving away from that and becoming more optimistic since Inception.

 

[Persona]

Time. Nolan is obsessed with it. Every one of his films involves itself with time in some way.

This article definitely agrees with you:

Christopher Nolan's War on Time


P.S. ...I wrote it.

 

[Schlosser85]

Time. Nolan is obsessed with it. Every one of his films involves itself with time in some way.

The Dark Knight?

 

[The Shape]

I hope I never find out plot details till I see the film.

That would be incredible and I would love to go in blind, but it'd be seemingly impossible. I can't resist watching Nolan's trailers and what not.

 

[OutOfBoose]

That would be incredible and I would love to go in blind, but it'd be seemingly impossible. I can't resist watching Nolan's trailers and what not.

Nolan's trailers are safe.

 

[Brother Jack]

The Dark Knight?

Multiple uses of the ticking clock trope. The race to save Harvey and Rachel, Joker's threat to blow up the hospital, the countdown with the two ferries. Even Batman's sticky bombs create a kind of ticking clock.

 

[Gold Samurai]

Nolan's trailers are safe.

I'm about to gather a group of A-list stars to do an Inception on Nolan.

We're going to make him believe he loves digital filming

 

[antsman41]

Re-watched Dunkirk for the first time on Blu... since the theater release. I really underrated it previously. Damn, it's so intense and harrowing.

Yeah... it's more in the bottom of the pack because BB/TDK, The Prestige (masterpiece), and Interstellar/Inception are so fantastic through and through.

But, when those three storylines merge and the IMAX cinematography from beginning to end is just so stunning. Those flight scenes, so amazing.

 

[Loden Greatstorm]

I still have no idea why the teaser hasn't officially dropped online?

 

[TheGuy]

I'm probably alone in my opinion; all of Nolan's best films start from TDK. The Prestige and Memento are not in my top 5 Nolan films.

 

[Arachnerd]

I still have no idea why the teaser hasn't officially dropped online?

Like some people have speculated in this thread, it's probably due to the recent mass shootings in the US.

 

[OutOfBoose]

Did they stop showing the teaser in theaters?

 

[terry78]

I never got it in any theatre.

 

[antsman41]

Like some people have speculated in this thread, it's probably due to the recent mass shootings in the US.

At that rate... there will never be a trailer released.

 

[Dragon_316ca]

Do you know which movie has a famous scene set at an auction house? North by Northwest. Just saying.

 

[Mysteryman]

North By Northwest doesn't really go with Time Travel or scifi in general for that matter.

 

[flickchick85]

Did they stop showing the teaser in theaters?

I just saw Hobbs & Shaw 3 days ago on IMAX and the teaser was still attached.

 

[Travesty]

Oh, there's a teaser for this movie already?

Is it an actual teaser, or is it just the title moving around in some fashion?

 

[flickchick85]

Oh, there's a teaser for this movie already?

Is it an actual teaser, or is it just the title moving around in some fashion?

A bunch of quick shots (mostly of John David Washington), some cryptic text ("Time for a New Protagonist"; "Time for a New Mission"), dramatic music, and the title. It gives us nothing about the plot or concept.

 

[Arachnerd]

Actual teaser.

 

[OutOfBoose]

I just saw Hobbs & Shaw 3 days ago on IMAX and the teaser was still attached.

Doesn't seem to be related to shootings then.

 

[Arachnerd]

It's kind of odd though that they haven't released it yet.