theKonsti I don’t hate him I actually respect him and how Successful he is, but IMO he is overrated a bit. don’t enjoy his movies not all of them at least, I think most of them are boring.
@@NowThatIsBrilliant That's not true. Just because they don't feel that they understand or like his work doesn't mean that they're dumb. I don't agree with most of the criticisms of his work and am a huge defender of The Dark Knight Rises which I think is one of his best, but don't condescend. You liking them doesn't make you smarter than everyone else.
me: waits patiently while TENET gets postponed over and over CINEFIX: here's a video to remind you about Nolan upcoming super cool movie me: WELL guess I'll start flipping tables now.
The reasons I respect Nolan: Non linear script Usage of imax film cameras, despite difficulties Practical effects Determination to filmmaking Courage to take back to back high budget films
I respect him for some of those too but his constant disapproval for CGI is stupid and let’s him down. Dunkirk proved why he needs to use CGI, the attention to detail in that film is not bad it’s non-existent! I’m not just talking about using the wrong vehicles, I’m talking about being able to see buildings that were literally built in the 21st century along with many many other errors which could all be wiped away with CGI.
@@lejam0771 he has no "disapprovel" of CGI. He's used it on most of his films. He has disapprovel of using computer-generated imagery as the easiest option, and also when the lack of quality of it takes you out of the movie. Nolan shoots movies the way they'd be shot in the 60s and 70s. It has to be in camera for him. And relying on CG doesn't automatically make your movie immune to things that shouldn't be in the film appearing in them. Such as when a modern vehicle appeared in one of the Piates of the Caribbean movies. Those movies were all CG, and yet couldn't do anything about that. And another thing is, between things being done in camera, and having mistakes, vs things being done in post, but things that look awful due to laziness of the filmmakers and due to the awful nature of CG being extremely fake when used inappropriately (watch any CGI scene from almost any MCU movie), I'll pick the former.
@@lejam0771 he uses CGI when necessary but what he opposes is leaning on it to carry the whole film, building the movie around it and shove it in each frame. No matter what you do you can't create a believable beautiful image with nothing but a green screen
"You don't owe these people any more. You've given them everything." "Not everything. Not yet." If any Batman movie ever nails what Rises does thematically and distills what makes the character great it into such a simple and powerful few lines as that I hope I live long enough to see it. That paying off of what they set up in Batman Begins is why Rises is my favorite. Really enjoyed the rest of this video also.
@@Randarrradara i guess the director could've used stuntmen like the one's they've used for Captn America's action sequences or that of Black Widow for Catwoman. Nolan has a great preference for practical effects over cgi so i guess thats why it looks kinda stupid, you know, for you...
Damn I never considered the villain of Interstellar was time. I knew the situation was, but really it is just time and what it has done to the components of the film’s world.
The transition from one movie's line merging with the next, makes me feel like all of Christopher Nolan's films are within one huge story. Oh wait, that's the point of the video, okay, I'll show myself out.
But that's not the point of the video, he never said all the films are connected, he just did smooth transitions between them. I think the point of the video is that Chris uses time as a feature or tool of the filmmaking process like music or cinematography in a film. He doesn't just shoot out of order or backwards to be different from the norm, his playing with time serves a function in the storytelling of his films. (I think)
Nick E. Lol what? One of the best of all time?? Do you even know what directors like jean luc Godard or Akira Kurosawa did for cinema? Do you even know who igmar Bergman, park Chan wook, andrei tarakosvy, Jean Renoir are? If you did you certainly wouldn’t think Nolan is one of the best haha
@@maciek8159 dude, nolan is really great and is one of the greatest director not according to his fans only but many other directors and filmakers too(e.g. Tarantino, Speilberg, Cameron etc). Nolan is one the greatest director, remember he's not 'THE' greatest. I think he has earned the privillege to walk with the likes of giants that you have mentioned
@@tonylo5886 Lol have you even seen any movies by Akira Kurosawa, igmar Bergman, Robert brensson or Jean luc Godard? You obviously haven’t or else you wouldn’t be saying that Nolan is up there with them. You don’t even know what they did for cinema. Come back when you’ve seen the greats like harakiri, ikiru, wild strawberry’s, through a glass darkly, l’avventura, blue velvet, once upon a time in the west, Chinatown, bande a part, 8 1/2, breathless, amelie, one flew over the cuckoos nest, oldboy (Korean version only!), three colors: red, high and low, the sting, persona, the mirror, Chungking express, in the mood for love etc
Nolan often does these intercuts where multiple scenes play out at the same time, while the same piece of music binds it all together. It's truly incredible filmmaking and I haven't seen anyone else do it as good as nolan.
Andrew Cook what do you mean exactly? Do you get too much of an documentary film from it or do you miss the flashy explosions of a Marvel third act? Because it works for me perfectly. I’m on the edge of my coach everytime I watch this flick.
Bullet catch-Memento Espionage-Inception Pair of investigative characters-Insomnia Paranoia-Dunkirk Action-Dark knight Physics weirdness-Interstellar Underworld-Following Deception-Prestige Tenet has all these elements
Nolan missing genres: Western - time travel across generations of pilgrims to modern era, through the defects of inbreeding. Comedy - the effects of comedy in the brain and time distortion by serotonin and dopamine. Horror - ghost perceive time differently, they hunt places and descendants across centuries. Romance - "Time stops when I'm with you" (I know, I know, I will STFU) Animation - toons fighting frame rates, frame formats, digital vs celluloid, photons vs pixels vs stop-motion, Epic! Musical - nothing distorts time better than music, tempo, beats, instruments, vinyl, magnetic tape - a gifted blind-mute musician turned detective can travel through sound waves back to the moment of the recording, he can walk around a sound scape and visualize it and look around corners. COPYRIGHT Master Nolan, call me any time.
One of my favorite Nolan-isms is the use of cutaways in the editing. His films always have hard-hitting fast cutaway edits, either in flashbacks or moments of clarity. My favs are the ones in Memento, which are almost like teeny tiny micro VFX shots where Leonard's lies to himself start to fall apart. Like when for just a few frames, you see Guy Pearce in the hospital instead of Sammy in a flashback. Or in Dark Knight Rises when Gordon's speech is ended short by him flashing back to Two-Face screaming for blood. His mangled scary half-face is framed JUST away from Gordon's for the extra jarring effect to make the audience feel unsettled exactly like Gordon is. I don't know if that's necessarily a NOLAN thing since I don't think he's ever been credited as the editor, but it's def a consistent thing in his oeuvre.
It's so cool that you guys made this video now. It's been something I've been thinking about lately. I've got a couple of notes though. Sorry ahead of time. I have been sitting with this for a few moments. Dark Knight Rises is actually about the blurring of time, which represents the trauma of Bruce's back being broken and the impact that such an injury would have on a life. Trauma victims often feel lost from time when recovering from such an event, out of place within their own life. Their own narrative structure is disrupted in a way that time often blurs during recover. Insomnia is about the idea of 'loss of time' due to the shift to daylight all the time. The main reason our protagonist is so undermined by such a simplistic antagonist is that he hasn't had enough time to adjust to the shift in the nature of time as he perceives it. It's because of his loss of time that he anchors back to his heaviest memory, a tragic one, to keep himself intact enough to push forward. I have an idea about Dunkirk... but I'm still pondering, so I'll let it be. Thank you so much for the video. You found words I was thinking already and presented them perfectly to me. Amazing video, amazing team at Cinefix. God bless. PS... Tenet is almost here!!!!!!!!!!!
Words don't give you justice in what you did in this video. This video is way more than a study of some work of a great director, it deserves the recognition of being a short movie that has all the fundamentals mastered and checked. Great content..💯
Nolan is our Kubrick. Always exciting, different, unafraid of not pleasing everyone. An artist with integrity, there's not a lot of them working right now.
Johnman Johnman boring? Just curious, what films do you like? I mean, you’re entitled to your opinion, but I find it odd that you don’t like one movie he has made. He’s traversed many different genres and makes each picture with expert craft. You’d think anyone who likes film would be entertained or impressed with one of his works.
You guys are one of the Greats that make RUclips a bastion for information and allow so many people to truly appreciate the work that filmmakers do! Thank you for all your videos and thank you for feeding my love for film!
This was an amazing video. A great look at one theme that connects all Nolan's movies and presented in a super clear way with some amazing transitions and editing. The time spent going through these movies, cutting them apart, and piecing them back together does not go unnoticed.
You guys delivered a masterpiece in this. I’ve been following Nolan since Memento and have loved every one of his works for very different reasons. But yes, the central focus of time makes us contemplate our own life and our choices.
I'm writing a paper on Christopher Nolan for a college essay (something I've been preparing to do for years, I'm nerding out XD.) This video has helped me SO much! The editing that was done was honestly something that would make Nolan proud, props to you!
Thank you, when I am stuck indoors here in Melbourne, Australia, I needed CineFix to come out with one of their beautiful deep dives in to the world of cinema, and you didn’t stop short in your own masterpiece, thank you again. How about a friend of Cristopher Nolan, Edgar Wright, although he doesn’t have a back catalogue as vast as Christopher Nolan you may need to wait a couple of decades, time plays its part again!
There is a scene in Skyfall between Q and James Bond which goes: James Bond: Then why do you need me? Q: Somebody needs to pull the trigger James Bond: Or not! I think that makes Nolan who he is, to decide when something should not be done!
Memento means Remember in Latin. So, every time a color scene starts Nolan forces you remember the previous color scene. It’s an imperative title. The key is in remembering.
Such a great video, guys!! A truly worthy homage to the man's work and legacy. I think subjectivity has always been at the heart of Nolan's films, and time is essential to understand it since it is a mental construct, a creation of civilization... Thanx!!
Though I'll admit the time theme felt a bit forced for TDK and TDKR (but at least you aknowledged that one perfectly), the essay is, as usual, extremely well executed. And what a way to edit a video. Those transitions are elegant as f+++. Nicely done. Stay classy.
kinda unrelated: I saw the original Italian Job with a young michael caine and it was a really fun time. I recommend it to anyone who has never seen young, light-hearted alfred. btw this video was done with a lot of love for every detail. wonderful job!
Wonderful edit, as always. Love the use of music in each segment. Feels very visceral in regard to each movie. Can't wait to experience TENET [*big roaring sound*].
I, for one, would love to see more videos dedicated to the filmographies of different directors like this video. I think each of the great directors has their own "thing" that makes their movies unique and special in the same way that use of time in structure is a trademark of Nolan's work
Thank you for creating this beautiful video, Nolan is one of my favorite filmmakers of all time, and inception my favorite film of all time. PD: Tenet is an absolute masterpiece, my favorite film of 2020.
Nolan is such an inspiration for the short films I make even though mine are comedy. I love his style. It’s such a simple but unique style of filmmaking. Nolan is more famous than the actors in his movies lol.
all of his movies explore obsession and how much spectacle and wonder can be drawn out of the ordinary and understood confines of our world. he really likes taking the familiar and doing something incredible or bombastic with it. Often this is catalyzed by a mans obsessive drive. that's my observation of Nolan's stuff
Well Done CineFix, Well Done! I really appreciate this video and I'm sure one that Nolan himself would appreciate. Your use of editing on this one was seamless. Thank you.
Compelling essay here, though it's worth mentioning that it is actually confirmed how much time passes in The Dark Knight Rises. 6 months pass after the prologue in Uzbekistan, then a couple of days pass before Bane's takeover which lasts for 5 months. Some time is shown to transpire before 23 days are left, Bruce escapes The Pit the next day. After Gotham is saved some weeks to a month would've passed for the Batman statue to have been made and the change in weather. I like how it has a seamless, dreamlike feel to how events pass like reflection of past events; in addition to its epic sweep and Charles Dickens' influences that make it one of the most subversive and enthralling in the superhero genre.
Damn, those transitions between Nolan's movies were real smooth..
Thanks! they were fun to cut!
Was just about to say this! Awesomely done.
I know right remarkable work
just goes to show how consistent the things that nolan interested in and continue to tell stories about
I agree they were fascinating the way dialog from one film overlaps the scenes from another..
Love him or hate him, but he is one of the few directors nowadays who strives to make original movies with mindblowing concepts.
does anyone even hate Nolan?
@@thekonsti4712 yes, people who are not very intelligent. The detail and craftsmanship of Nolan's films just goes over their heads.
theKonsti I don’t hate him I actually respect him and how Successful he is, but IMO he is overrated a bit. don’t enjoy his movies not all of them at least, I think most of them are boring.
NowThatIsBrilliant yeah sure lol
@@NowThatIsBrilliant That's not true. Just because they don't feel that they understand or like his work doesn't mean that they're dumb.
I don't agree with most of the criticisms of his work and am a huge defender of The Dark Knight Rises which I think is one of his best, but don't condescend. You liking them doesn't make you smarter than everyone else.
"Time is a finite resource"
That's beautifully tragic.
I can’t remember what movie this is from but I remember hearing this line and thinking damn
me: waits patiently while TENET gets postponed over and over
CINEFIX: here's a video to remind you about Nolan upcoming super cool movie
me: WELL guess I'll start flipping tables now.
oh. it's coming here in two weeks and I had no idea. well. I'm excited now.
[gently puts table back]
@@MaioParlato But what happens actually
the table is just an illusion
My friend, you’ve already seen TENET, it just hasn’t happened yet
TENET's release goes back and forth in time. It's all a Nolan gimmick breaking the fourth wall.
It's going to release on August 26
The reasons I respect Nolan:
Non linear script
Usage of imax film cameras, despite difficulties
Practical effects
Determination to filmmaking
Courage to take back to back high budget films
His love of filmmaking shows on the screen with each picture he makes. Really looking forward to Tenet.
Absolutely
I respect him for some of those too but his constant disapproval for CGI is stupid and let’s him down. Dunkirk proved why he needs to use CGI, the attention to detail in that film is not bad it’s non-existent! I’m not just talking about using the wrong vehicles, I’m talking about being able to see buildings that were literally built in the 21st century along with many many other errors which could all be wiped away with CGI.
@@lejam0771 he has no "disapprovel" of CGI. He's used it on most of his films. He has disapprovel of using computer-generated imagery as the easiest option, and also when the lack of quality of it takes you out of the movie. Nolan shoots movies the way they'd be shot in the 60s and 70s. It has to be in camera for him. And relying on CG doesn't automatically make your movie immune to things that shouldn't be in the film appearing in them. Such as when a modern vehicle appeared in one of the Piates of the Caribbean movies. Those movies were all CG, and yet couldn't do anything about that. And another thing is, between things being done in camera, and having mistakes, vs things being done in post, but things that look awful due to laziness of the filmmakers and due to the awful nature of CG being extremely fake when used inappropriately (watch any CGI scene from almost any MCU movie), I'll pick the former.
@@lejam0771 he uses CGI when necessary but what he opposes is leaning on it to carry the whole film, building the movie around it and shove it in each frame.
No matter what you do you can't create a believable beautiful image with nothing but a green screen
Just *THINKING* about the "watching years of stored messages" scene, I hear Zimmer's incredible score in my head, and my eyes start watering.
Ah, Hans Zimmer
And I think about Matthew McConaughey reacts to meme.
I randomly hear Zim's scores in my head and tear up. Especially True Romance... uplifted tears, though.
You r not alone 😭
Probably the saddest movie moment ever for me as an adult, worse than that of lion king tbh which had me crying as a child :D
"You don't owe these people any more. You've given them everything." "Not everything. Not yet." If any Batman movie ever nails what Rises does thematically and distills what makes the character great it into such a simple and powerful few lines as that I hope I live long enough to see it. That paying off of what they set up in Batman Begins is why Rises is my favorite. Really enjoyed the rest of this video also.
“And like shipwrecked men turning to sea water for uncontrollable thirst...many have died trying”” dark knight rises is his best film
TRUE
"Peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you" Bane is easily one of the most quotable villain of all time
Sadly, Batman’s voice and his fighting are making it look stupid.!
@@Randarrradara i guess the director could've used stuntmen like the one's they've used for Captn America's action sequences or that of Black Widow for Catwoman. Nolan has a great preference for practical effects over cgi so i guess thats why it looks kinda stupid, you know, for you...
It’s funny when stories about time become timeless in itself
Poetic af
Time-ception!
I like how the editing follows a non-linear time structure much like the topic of Nolan's films around time. Well done.
Mr Tom
I really liked the voice-over connections u guys did between each Nolan film
Damn I never considered the villain of Interstellar was time. I knew the situation was, but really it is just time and what it has done to the components of the film’s world.
Not to speak of how he didn't seem to care about his son that much.
@@NaijaCINE Because he was a douche.
@@aolson1111 Luckily for him, time is on his side.
The transition from one movie's line merging with the next, makes me feel like all of Christopher Nolan's films are within one huge story.
Oh wait, that's the point of the video, okay, I'll show myself out.
You should also check out Wisecracks interpretation of his films
"Itzzz alllllll kinected"
But that's not the point of the video, he never said all the films are connected, he just did smooth transitions between them.
I think the point of the video is that Chris uses time as a feature or tool of the filmmaking process like music or cinematography in a film. He doesn't just shoot out of order or backwards to be different from the norm, his playing with time serves a function in the storytelling of his films. (I think)
@@mrmovieguy1000 got your point man ☺️
I like how his career isn't even over yet and he's already one of the best filmmakers of all time
Nick E. Lol what? One of the best of all time?? Do you even know what directors like jean luc Godard or Akira Kurosawa did for cinema? Do you even know who igmar Bergman, park Chan wook, andrei tarakosvy, Jean Renoir are? If you did you certainly wouldn’t think Nolan is one of the best haha
@@maciek8159 sure
@@maciek8159 relax
@@maciek8159 dude, nolan is really great and is one of the greatest director not according to his fans only but many other directors and filmakers too(e.g. Tarantino, Speilberg, Cameron etc). Nolan is one the greatest director, remember he's not 'THE' greatest. I think he has earned the privillege to walk with the likes of giants that you have mentioned
@@tonylo5886 Lol have you even seen any movies by Akira Kurosawa, igmar Bergman, Robert brensson or Jean luc Godard? You obviously haven’t or else you wouldn’t be saying that Nolan is up there with them. You don’t even know what they did for cinema. Come back when you’ve seen the greats like harakiri, ikiru, wild strawberry’s, through a glass darkly, l’avventura, blue velvet, once upon a time in the west, Chinatown, bande a part, 8 1/2, breathless, amelie, one flew over the cuckoos nest, oldboy (Korean version only!), three colors: red, high and low, the sting, persona, the mirror, Chungking express, in the mood for love etc
Nolan often does these intercuts where multiple scenes play out at the same time, while the same piece of music binds it all together. It's truly incredible filmmaking and I haven't seen anyone else do it as good as nolan.
Who else cannot wait for TENET?
And why is Dunkirk so underrated by his fanbase?
I respect Nolan for his commitment to practical effects but I believe that it limits the overall scope of the Dunkirk event.
supermarine
Andrew Cook what do you mean exactly? Do you get too much of an documentary film from it or do you miss the flashy explosions of a Marvel third act? Because it works for me perfectly. I’m on the edge of my coach everytime I watch this flick.
@@kalmanta1824 why is Nolan so overrated??
Kalmanta 18 simple: gravity and relativity, dreams, memory, illusionism are much more interesting than war.
so here I am, tearing up again at the Interstellar scenes. It just takes those few scenes. That's how powerful that movie is
Bullet catch-Memento
Espionage-Inception
Pair of investigative characters-Insomnia
Paranoia-Dunkirk
Action-Dark knight
Physics weirdness-Interstellar
Underworld-Following
Deception-Prestige
Tenet has all these elements
Nolan missing genres:
Western - time travel across generations of pilgrims to modern era, through the defects of inbreeding.
Comedy - the effects of comedy in the brain and time distortion by serotonin and dopamine.
Horror - ghost perceive time differently, they hunt places and descendants across centuries.
Romance - "Time stops when I'm with you" (I know, I know, I will STFU)
Animation - toons fighting frame rates, frame formats, digital vs celluloid, photons vs pixels vs stop-motion, Epic!
Musical - nothing distorts time better than music, tempo, beats, instruments, vinyl, magnetic tape - a gifted blind-mute musician turned detective can travel through sound waves back to the moment of the recording, he can walk around a sound scape and visualize it and look around corners. COPYRIGHT
Master Nolan, call me any time.
Horror, Animation and western are good genres.
A Nolan horror movie would be amazing
DVMSteveRally if he ever makes one then it won’t be like shitty jumpscares but like proper time horror. I would love to see that
please a horror film
A Nolan Western would be awesome! Perhaps a Horror Western involving Ghost Outlaws?
One of my favorite Nolan-isms is the use of cutaways in the editing. His films always have hard-hitting fast cutaway edits, either in flashbacks or moments of clarity. My favs are the ones in Memento, which are almost like teeny tiny micro VFX shots where Leonard's lies to himself start to fall apart. Like when for just a few frames, you see Guy Pearce in the hospital instead of Sammy in a flashback. Or in Dark Knight Rises when Gordon's speech is ended short by him flashing back to Two-Face screaming for blood. His mangled scary half-face is framed JUST away from Gordon's for the extra jarring effect to make the audience feel unsettled exactly like Gordon is. I don't know if that's necessarily a NOLAN thing since I don't think he's ever been credited as the editor, but it's def a consistent thing in his oeuvre.
I don't care what anyone says. To me, after Memento, *The Prestige* is Nolan's absolute masterpiece.
Yep just watched it. Sad that I found it after so long tho
@@allforone8311 well, now you have. So keep enjoying it in the time to come!
I wonder if the postponing of Tenet is a way to teach us about time
Not sure if constant postponing is intentional but there’s some irony in it
Tick follows tock
Me: clicks as soon as I get the notification
126 people: *I am speed*
@DM Animation It was. Clint made it for IGN, but feels like the Cinefix crowd would like it too. So we're sharing!
Kachow!!
Nolan distorted time with the Tenet release date 🤦♂️
"This video hasn't happened yet"
Nolan is my favorite film maker and in just 15 minutes you made an homage to him that is truly TIMELESS well played cinefix well played....
It's so cool that you guys made this video now. It's been something I've been thinking about lately. I've got a couple of notes though. Sorry ahead of time. I have been sitting with this for a few moments.
Dark Knight Rises is actually about the blurring of time, which represents the trauma of Bruce's back being broken and the impact that such an injury would have on a life. Trauma victims often feel lost from time when recovering from such an event, out of place within their own life. Their own narrative structure is disrupted in a way that time often blurs during recover.
Insomnia is about the idea of 'loss of time' due to the shift to daylight all the time. The main reason our protagonist is so undermined by such a simplistic antagonist is that he hasn't had enough time to adjust to the shift in the nature of time as he perceives it. It's because of his loss of time that he anchors back to his heaviest memory, a tragic one, to keep himself intact enough to push forward.
I have an idea about Dunkirk... but I'm still pondering, so I'll let it be. Thank you so much for the video. You found words I was thinking already and presented them perfectly to me. Amazing video, amazing team at Cinefix. God bless.
PS... Tenet is almost here!!!!!!!!!!!
This editing is the best way to explain NOLAN.
I see what you did there, towards the end "only time will tell" brilliant
Words don't give you justice in what you did in this video.
This video is way more than a study of some work of a great director, it deserves the recognition of being a short movie that has all the fundamentals mastered and checked.
Great content..💯
Nolan is our Kubrick. Always exciting, different, unafraid of not pleasing everyone. An artist with integrity, there's not a lot of them working right now.
Well said.
Anna Guedez really? I find his movies boring as hell lol
But to each their own
I agree. He isn't as good as Kubrick. But he is bold enough to do his movies the way he wants.
Johnman Johnman boring? Just curious, what films do you like? I mean, you’re entitled to your opinion, but I find it odd that you don’t like one movie he has made. He’s traversed many different genres and makes each picture with expert craft. You’d think anyone who likes film would be entertained or impressed with one of his works.
Your editor needs a raise, this was fantastic!
The Master knows his craft. I have a feeling that all of Nolan's movies are connected. Can not wait for that movie to connect them all.
i love narration of memento... its so specific, unique. to date, i find it Pierce's best work.
You guys are one of the Greats that make RUclips a bastion for information and allow so many people to truly appreciate the work that filmmakers do! Thank you for all your videos and thank you for feeding my love for film!
The transition from inception to memento was flawless. Well done.
Having seen all the movies here, this edit is unbelievable. Thank you for bringing me back to the good times.
This was an amazing video. A great look at one theme that connects all Nolan's movies and presented in a super clear way with some amazing transitions and editing. The time spent going through these movies, cutting them apart, and piecing them back together does not go unnoticed.
You guys delivered a masterpiece in this. I’ve been following Nolan since Memento and have loved every one of his works for very different reasons. But yes, the central focus of time makes us contemplate our own life and our choices.
I'm writing a paper on Christopher Nolan for a college essay (something I've been preparing to do for years, I'm nerding out XD.) This video has helped me SO much! The editing that was done was honestly something that would make Nolan proud, props to you!
It's amazing to go through the "Inception" and outcome of this unique filmmaker's films and stories as a whole. Stay safe and keep it up!
The way you connected these films is genius! Great job once more!
I miss when this channel was active
I can only hope it'll make a comeback
It'll be back when movies come back in full.
We're working on getting the cadence back up! It's been a weird little journey for this channel over the last year but we're still here!
Tenet was excellent! That last act was truly jaw dropping. Seeing it all play out and knowingly it was mostly in camera. Wow.
Thank you, when I am stuck indoors here in Melbourne, Australia, I needed CineFix to come out with one of their beautiful deep dives in to the world of cinema, and you didn’t stop short in your own masterpiece, thank you again. How about a friend of Cristopher Nolan, Edgar Wright, although he doesn’t have a back catalogue as vast as Christopher Nolan you may need to wait a couple of decades, time plays its part again!
Hang in there. We pretty lucky in Brisbane but hang in there mate👍🏽
Can't wait for Tenet😁
Excellent analysis. I'm gonna go back and watch them all now. In reverse.
There is a scene in Skyfall between Q and James Bond which goes:
James Bond: Then why do you need me?
Q: Somebody needs to pull the trigger
James Bond: Or not!
I think that makes Nolan who he is, to decide when something should not be done!
May I just say, you guys are VERY skilled editors
Loved that moment in Memento when realizing I, the viewer, have had "this condition" throughout the whole watch myself, simply genious.
Memento means Remember in Latin. So, every time a color scene starts Nolan forces you remember the previous color scene. It’s an imperative title. The key is in remembering.
@@foglias the colors? really? I never realized. Have to rewatch soon. Thanks for pointing out mate.
Yo Nolan, why are you so obsessed with time?
Nolan: All I Have For You Is a Word, TENET
Always moved to tears with each RUclips video about Christopher Nolan's films 💙
This is by far the best CineFix video on this channel.
This is BY FAR your best video yet.
We all are fascinated by Nolan's film making wonders. But those actors making his vision come to life. The commitment to the vision. Amazing!
Such a great video, guys!! A truly worthy homage to the man's work and legacy. I think subjectivity has always been at the heart of Nolan's films, and time is essential to understand it since it is a mental construct, a creation of civilization... Thanx!!
Though I'll admit the time theme felt a bit forced for TDK and TDKR (but at least you aknowledged that one perfectly), the essay is, as usual, extremely well executed. And what a way to edit a video. Those transitions are elegant as f+++. Nicely done. Stay classy.
This is the single best Cinefix video you've made yet. Well done. Sooooo....now I'm going to binge watch all of Nolan's movies, again.
kinda unrelated: I saw the original Italian Job with a young michael caine and it was a really fun time. I recommend it to anyone who has never seen young, light-hearted alfred.
btw this video was done with a lot of love for every detail. wonderful job!
Wonderful edit, as always. Love the use of music in each segment. Feels very visceral in regard to each movie. Can't wait to experience TENET [*big roaring sound*].
I have to say I love the way you have linked all these films together, very very good indeed!
Interstellar and Memento are real Goosebumps
Brilliant piece of work as always from cinefix - have I got time to watch another - always make time for you !
I, for one, would love to see more videos dedicated to the filmographies of different directors like this video. I think each of the great directors has their own "thing" that makes their movies unique and special in the same way that use of time in structure is a trademark of Nolan's work
3 videos in 3 weeks? You're spoiling me, Cinefix.
we're working on getting our cadence back!
@@CineFix you need to do a top ten list!!
Thank you for creating this beautiful video, Nolan is one of my favorite filmmakers of all time, and inception my favorite film of all time.
PD: Tenet is an absolute masterpiece, my favorite film of 2020.
I’m gonna see it tomorrow! I’ve been waiting for theaters to reopen I’m hoping I freaking love it
I love Chris Nolan's films even more now after seeing that. Thanks for sharing.
Beautifully editted!! You're best video in a long time, Cinefix!! Well done!👏👏
Nolan is such an inspiration for the short films I make even though mine are comedy. I love his style. It’s such a simple but unique style of filmmaking. Nolan is more famous than the actors in his movies lol.
This was a well crafted and expertly executed video, phenomenal job! I'm looking forward to seeing Tenet!
I cant name another director who I've loved every single one of their films.
I am so glad you guys are back!
The transition from Inception to Memento is brilliant.
The idea as the most resilient parasite is what Memento is eventually all about.
A very well put together video and those transitions with overlapping dialogs and scenes were awesome...
Damn, you've made Nolan's films look even better than they are.
Another excellent video, Cinefix.
this is arguably the most beautiful video on youtube
In a sad irony as someone from the UK I will most likely see this film before you, excellent appraisal of the man's work. Well done CineFix
all of his movies explore obsession and how much spectacle and wonder can be drawn out of the ordinary and understood confines of our world. he really likes taking the familiar and doing something incredible or bombastic with it. Often this is catalyzed by a mans obsessive drive. that's my observation of Nolan's stuff
More great content. I wish you guys could post more often, but having a long wait between these fantastic videos is well worth it. Great job.
The editing in this video is so good!
Well Done CineFix, Well Done! I really appreciate this video and I'm sure one that Nolan himself would appreciate. Your use of editing on this one was seamless. Thank you.
Great last line. Wow great video!
This man knows exactly how to make a movie. If my life had a movie, he'd be the one directing it.
I'm too early, I'll be back later for the comments.
What an amazing video. Great work, thanks for the experience.
Great Video! Really outlines some of the ways Christopher Nolan makes really good films
This somehow feels like a classic Cinefix best of list.
Thank you fir this CF team 🙏
This is an amazing video. The music, narration and particularly the editing is genius.
Compelling essay here, though it's worth mentioning that it is actually confirmed how much time passes in The Dark Knight Rises. 6 months pass after the prologue in Uzbekistan, then a couple of days pass before Bane's takeover which lasts for 5 months. Some time is shown to transpire before 23 days are left, Bruce escapes The Pit the next day. After Gotham is saved some weeks to a month would've passed for the Batman statue to have been made and the change in weather.
I like how it has a seamless, dreamlike feel to how events pass like reflection of past events; in addition to its epic sweep and Charles Dickens' influences that make it one of the most subversive and enthralling in the superhero genre.
Loved the transition from film to film. Beautifully done!
Been rewatching Nolan films this week, so the timing of this video is perfect 👌
What a brilliantly edited hommage!! Well done
Inception........is where I began my emotional journey with Christopher Nolan, haven't looked back since lol
Gosh, you guys never fail to make me feel impressed by your editing and narrating.
I love the way this was edited.
Loved how you played with time as well 👏🏽
Great work. This just deepens the desire to watch tenet now.
I love how this video is edited! The mixing from one movie to the next, the music, the narration! Damn this is a well made video!
Beautiful transitions .... just loved it
The editing of this video is top notch 👌👌
Absolutely awesome video. Fantastic. Thank you for making these, please keep them coming. Great content, great production !!
Why just 162K views? This channel is TOO underrated!
Agreed, seriously great content