A Conversation With Christopher Nolan LIVE - Tenet Q&A
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2020
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Huge shoutout to Christopher Nolan, Geoff Keighley, and Warner Bros. for letting us be a part of this!
please ask nolan who his favorite wwe superstar is. thanks
@Onyi Ononye yes
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@@amazonproductswithbestdeal5983 agreed..
Honestly he is a light in these dark times flooded with remakes, reboots, super hero saturation and lack of originality. Keep being amazing Mr. Nolan.
Funny, since he put out a remake and a superhero trilogy.
@@Alex_Logan22 The guy who needs 100m to make an entertaining film (Tenet was awful, Inception is fun) is most definitely not the light in these dark times of 100m+ movies
The superhero genre isn't saturated per se. It's actually a very powerful medium that never gets old. However, the problem with the superhero genre is that most writers aren't living up to, or simply aren't taking advantage of, the incredibly massive, storytelling potential that can exist within the superhero genre, and so, ultimately, we end up with experiences that we're already familiar with and soon get bored because we've seen it already. Therefore, saturation isn't the issue. The issue is that writers keep following a certain formula of the superhero origin tale that keeps getting retold over and over again to the point where the formulaic paths become noticeable to us on an unconscious or subconscious level thus making the stories absolutely trite and dull.
Overall, the superhero genre remains very powerful as it speaks to many of us in society. Take a look at The Boys. It's an incredibly dark take on superheroes and presents a terrible reality if the "superhuman" came back into our era again. The Boys is something that breaks that mold. And it's a sick, dark, brutal, and emotional but funny tale that I believe would be something up your alley.
@@XboxHumor Inception is fun. But Tenet is WAAAAY cooler. More action. Cooler characters. Clever dialogue. Deeper and more complex plot.
@@XboxHumor you must be one of those who hate it just because you don't understand it yet or blame the sound design.
Christopher Nolan is the best filmmaker of our generation.
So it would seem
@@isaacdynys6518 what do you think?
@@OirichEntertainment I absofruitly agree
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damn i didn't know this thanks
Thanks for watching! -Geoff
Thank u Geoff!
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... who tf is geoff
Thank YOU for this enterview, Geoff. You're the best 🙏!
So that’s why he looks so familiar.
When you realize Chris Nolan digitizes his films, edits on Avid then once he's done, makes those exact cuts on the film reel for final delivery 🤯🤯🤯
Tthats the only way..
I saw Tenet twice in IMAX. And I'll never forget it. The first time I saw it. I thought it was great. But not as good as Inception or Interstellar. However, going into it for the second time. With better understanding of the plot. I thought it was a masterpiece.
yea I think it got a bad rap for not being digestable, but ppl need to realize it was meant to 'speak to the future' which is a theme in the movie. It was meant to be rewatched.
@@thephilosopher7173 Agree 100%
@@thephilosopher7173 Spot on. Saw it twice in the cinemas (first time in IMAX) then brought a 1080p BD copy for myself for Christmas Day. Watched it twice yesterday (first time about 1am, the second before dinner with my father) and again this morning. Better on every re-watch.
@@steewith2ees14 Man I wish I saw in theatres, but I too bought it. You're right that its better on every re-watch. I remember it felt like a new movie my second time around.
@@thephilosopher7173 I live in the UK and as an overgrown 40 year old child I am obsessed with films as I ever have been, my home theatre while far from being state of the art has become a genuine substitute for the theatrical experience, with passive 3D and a 5.1 sound system only usable due to the privilege of my living in a detached house. Due to a lot of personal isolation this last 8 years tentpole film releases have become more important to me than ever and while I still visit the cinema 3 - 4 times a year, I now look forward to my own personal 'premiers' of films I missed at the cinema once released on home video instead. A fan of the Marvel Studio releases, I fell behind at the start of 'Phase 3' and following the release of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2. I let it slide up until and including the release of 'Infinity War'. But the catch up that summer was so much fun - I spent my B'day watching Spideman: Homecoming, Thor Ragnarok and the newly released Black Panther so as soon as Infinity War arrived on BD that September I made a day out of that as well. While I don't recommend watching films on ones phone, a half decent TV and love for this type of pop culture is all you need to get the full on experience and while the IMAX was breathtaking, I needed to go back a second time due to a lot of the dialogue being blown out, not a helpful thing when every word in the script is vital. The sound mix on the standard BD is perfect though and as such I am sure it sound fine on DVD and other formats as well. Last thing - I am sure that when this COVID nightmare ends and the cinemas re-open there may be a demand for IMAX screenings of Tenet. It has happened over here before - The Dark Knight got a promotional re - release at the local IMAX prior to TDK Rises coming out, back in 2012. They have also re - screened Dunkirk since its first release. Have a great Christmas - its great to see how much love there is for this film.
21:57 So happy my question got asked, even if Geoff thought my name was Anna 😂😂
Lmao 😂 😂
Oh nice
@@RyanzArt I had the same question :D
@@RyanzArt Wish he said my full name, then maybe Nolan would’ve picked up on the fact that it is derived from ‘Anamorphic’
21:57
I don't have anything but love and respect for this FilmMaker. Thanks Geoff, Great as always.
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@@nomad.postcard what? there is "li". he's right.
I love you Christopher Nolan ❤
Your works are a masterpiece..
I’ve seen Nolan as the best director since Inception and Interstellar, but surely, Tenet is his best work yet. Became my favorite movie instantly. What an amazing piece of art. Thanks to Nolan for creating such a master piece. And obviously Washington and Pattinson, Debicki, Branagh, Johnson are amazing actors and did an awesome work.
He said "Tenet", "Trapped in our perception", and "Leap of Faith" in the span of about 30 seconds.
Who knew that Christopher Nolan was an Assassins Creed fan?
36:35 was my submission!!!! 🙂
Merry Christmas to the few reading this, i hope you become successful in everything you dream of and accomplish more than you had imagined. My dream is to become a successful African musician 🙏🏽
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@@oscarsalesgirl296 if so then it's pretty wholesome spam
Merry christmas to you! Thank you for your message! I hope to become a director!
My dream is to become a successful European plumber 🙏🏻
Good luck being a musician and thanks!
The BTS stuff on the Blu-ray really made me appreciate the work of Nolan and his team even more. What an absolutely great and fascinating movie, I can’t wait for the next one (hopefully before 2025).
@Anonymous Talker there won't be a tenet 2 , Nolan doesn't do lot of sequels apart from the Batman trilogy.
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Can you send the BTS link please I cannot afford for Bluray
Why before 2025? Is the world gonna end?
I can’t understand how this movie isn’t known as a masterpiece
I can see patience being one of Nolan’s most valuable qualities...
Christopher nolan is famous than actors becuase of his creativity.
He's famous bcoz of Zimmer and Jonathan. Without them, he is nothing.
@@rolphylewis6196 jonathan is better than christopher...while as zimmer belong's to different wolrld.
Nolan is the man!!!
Would love to see John David and Pattinson in a film together again, they had great chemistry.
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Christopher nolan, to me, is the greatest filmmaker in modern cinema. Like a lot of other people, I discovered him from the dark knight trilogy, but once I sat down and watched his other films(The Prestige, Memento, inception etc.), that really blew my mind as to exactly what kind of filmmaker he is. I'm grateful that him and Quentin Tarantino still write their own stories to adapt into great films, which seems to be another dying art
Totally, they're both among the very few hollywood directors who also write their movies, the only downside is that they don't get to put out as many movies as people who"just" direct
This man is a genuis, talented. Unique director/writer that we're lucky to watch his magic on screen in every single one of his movies.
Keep being amazing Mr nolan. You have my respect 👏
Tenet is the concept no one but only Nolan can bring in to picture and in very beautiful way he did.
I really liked Tenet watched on 4k blu-ray, the more I watched it the more I will appreciate it like Inception! I ordered my hot sauce an hour ago!
I still dont get the hot sauce joke?
@@ckay_real2765 He ordered his hot sauce an hour ago, but it still didn't arrive, it's a strange thing because restaurants usually take no longer than 25 minutes to do it.
So, he senses something fishy and says that he ordered his hot sauce an hour ago, and quickly realises that those men in the Kitchen aren't workers at all, but Sator's goons.
@@Annie-ph8vq lol, what? He knew they were goons and made the joke to insult them.
@@vb8428 That's why I said. It. He wanted to make the goons think that he has no idea of what's happening, but when he said 'I ordered my hot sauce an hour ago' he meant 'I know what's going on'.
@@Annie-ph8vq No, he already said he knew what was going on back at the table. Fyi, the line was just an improvised joke by John David.
From the answer of the first question alone, I realise how much of a genius Nolan is
Living legend with such a humble behaviour❤
Tenet was an AMAZING film, one of the best films of 2020
Great Q and A! It's always Nolan films that I go on a deep-dive to learn more about what the film means and how it was created. They're much more than films.
Love you Nolan
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Thanks Chris for making a masterpiece
The incredible detail from 'The Plan' planted throughout the film's score is just pure genius. You nailed it Ludwig and the sound team
Nolan Horror film is inevitable I feel. Definitely in the future he will make something along the lines of the epitome of classics like Silence of the Lambs or Exorcist or Shining
It is definitely refreshing to watch a movie that is not filled with famous actors in superhero costumes. This is something new, fresh and absolutely original. Such an amazing piece of work by sir Christopher Nolan.
Great interview Geoff. Thank you. Glad you asked about Nolan working in a game someday :-) we can only dream.
We all know why this movie is fascinating. It’s how nolan created and brought something new to our eyes, such as a character is going forward and inverted simultaniously through time? this is new for cinematic universe.
My question about the Sator Square wasn't asked, but thank you for this insight into Nolan's filmmaking process. 😊
Thanks for this! Enjoyed it.
Bravo! Hands down, best Nolan interview I have seen yet. Brilliant questions also!
What a coincidence! I just finished Tenet few hours ago 😅
Me too. A Christmas gift to myself!
Everyone may not understand it, but it’s definitely original.
Whether this message reached Mr. NOLAN or not. I have to say to him that I am a great admirer of his work and I love him a lot for his view and the messages of his movie.
brilliant interview!
I watched this movie and I was really confused but somehow still really enjoyed it
The best modern film director gave the GOTY award to the best videogame story teller! What a match!
@@hh582 because you didn't understand it. How deplorable.
@@hh582 Seriously, are you satisfied with this explanation?
Thank you mr.Nolan .live and create forever
Geoff Keighley is such a great interviewer. Always liked him.
dammn how I missed this live :(
I wanted Sushant to be a part of this movie so badly. Wish he had met Nolan soon :(((
He would have appreciated his brilliant mind and would probably have come up with something extraordinary magical.
I have so many questions for Nolan!!
Wow, didn't know Geoff did films as well. N1, added to favs.
All the best!
This was amazing
Great live video 👍🔥
He inspired me a lot
great stuff! this movie will be disected from years to come i really think so
Watch the full answer by Nolan for the question asked at 12:30, Evidence for Nolan's grounded nature and modesty. He started praising each and every director of the past for his inspirations rather than glorifying his own film. Love you Nolan.
Best film maker of all time. Next level movie making.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WATCH A HUGE IMAX SCREEN TO WATCH TENET AND SEE HOW WONDERFUL IT IS.
@@justanothertinypartofthisi4651 well not really, watch it at least three times and go watch breakdown videos etc i now understood the whole movie, or at least i think so
@@Whateveridksomething you just made his point
@@blav i think he meant it that you need a big brain to understand it, anyone can understand but just not from the first watch
Chris Nolan should direct the metal gear solid film. The Batman trilogy was phenomenal. The psychological layer he instilled in the Batman character, a comic book character, gave the Batman universe a realistic and relatable commentary. I believe he could do the same with the characters from metal gear solid. Videogame film adaptations, historically, have been substandard. I trust Chris to make a videogame to film project.
I agree and we all know it would be a better twist than what Kojima could come up with.
Brilliant filmmaker. 🎥
Thanks for picking my question
He is my idol. 🎬
Chris Nolan is so eloquent
This movie is one that gets better with every viewing. Most underrated film in a long time. But I'm certain it will be a cult classic in years to come.
Thats a PINT of tea chris
very appreciated director and report
I wish i could watch the movie backwards,, would ,make more sense..
You ain't never lie..🤥
Someone is going to do it. It's only a matter of time...and inversion...
The pitch of the audio is to distributing on headphones
Can we please get a class of some sort from Nolan on screenwriting or directing of something? I would love to see this guy dump his knowledge on us. His way of thinking about the creative process is incredible.
Now, this is a Christmas present.
Merry christmas movieclips
VERY INTERESTING INTERVIEW BY Christopher Nolan.
Christopher Nolan is a strong person
Would really love to see Nolan do something Space related again. Interstellar is one of my all time favorites, the theater experience for that movie was incredible, especially the sound and that soundtrack.
Its probably unlikely there will be a direct sequel to Interstellar, Nolan tends to do stand alone films that dont really need sequels...but I gotta have another film in that same Interstellar universe or something else space related again.
The Space Odyssey remaster was incredible in theaters, I enjoyed it more than Interstellar.
We live in a twilight world.
hey seems like a great person to talk to
Great one 👍👍
Can someone please tell me where this interview took place?
7:19 Damn. Now I wanna see the alternate ending to insomnia.
Perhaps CN's most overlooked film (and to think it was mainly a commission job).
Probably a bs Hollywood happy ending. That's what dumb studios usually ask
According to me Christopher Nolan and Michael Mann have very much in common
"I don't go into a project without knowing the ending" Do ya hear that, JJ and Kathleen Kennedy?
disservice your comment
Im think that JJ was only supposed to do force awakens, last jedi was supposed to be directed by rian Johnson i forgot the name of who was supposed to do rise of skywalker but it wasn't JJ, it's all Disney's and Kennedy's fault, the fandom too
Love you.
13:17 David Fincher & seven
20:08 Jennifer Lame editor
34:40 TDK favorite iMax shot
48.1M SUBS?! since when I remembered you had like 5M whoa
30:29 Watch Nolan explain the writer's block, it resonates with the dream within a dream in Inception. If something is flawed in 2nd level dream there must be something wrong with the dream on first level, Nested flaws:)
Nolan, pls make us a game! :D
Superb.
34:57 fav imax shot: the dark knight opening (push in of building with the window breaking)
Kerala Christopher Nolan fans😎
Why you removed the prologue? 🤔❔❓
Can anybody tell me what happened to the 6 minute intro preview? Why did you guys remove it? It was amazing. 🔥 🎥
There was?
Awesome~!
Happy new year
Makes me wonder if he's read through the questions before the interview or he could just absorb everything that quickly.
Nice watching this interview reversed while i go to the past to watch Tenet for a second time for first time.
I’ve never met Christopher Nolan but I feel like I’ve failed him in someway
I wish he would work on an animated movie not because I love them which I do but because he would have more control over every aspect of the film. For example he would be able to make the characters look and act exactly as he imagined them, it wouldn't rely on the actor talent. I know he probably doesn't like doing that and maybe he relies on actors to put their own touch on the characters but anyway it would be interesting if he did an animated film
I am not a number I am a FREE MAN!!!
al re mil cuete me llega la notificación de transmisión si el video me dice PRIVADO, vivo en latinoamerica no en narnia SALAMES
My question never pop up :/