In a film landscape that is overflowing with intellectual property, Christopher Nolan is one of the rare directors whose name still fills the seats in movie theaters.
Even the rise of Nolan is hardly something that needs to be explained to the average moviegoer.
If you didn’t catch his early films like Memento or The Prestige when they were released, you certainly went back to visit them after Nolan revolutionized comic book movies with his Dark Knight trilogy and followed that up with a pair of science fiction epics.
Nolan’s filmography, no matter anyone’s opinion on the films, is essential cinema, a singular voice that is impossible to ignore.
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