The Nolan Experience Continues

Rating: 10/10 (13 November 2012)

I saw somebody say that this is Nolan's first true masterpiece. That might be true, but I believe this is only his second original work. Therefore, I think it is not so bold to say there is room for many more.
When I saw Memento, I knew that I was experiencing a whole new kind of director. One that was not only brilliant, skilled, original, and stylish; but also British. I love it when a director is British as it helps me to believe that one day it could be me.
Inception is so dense in plot; so wrapped in layers that will only become apparent with multiple watches; and so visually well presented, I am in no way surprised it tops the list of greatest movies of all time.
For some reason I tend to feel as though no modern movie should ever be awarded with such an honour: but it should, because every movie was modern once, and Christopher Nolan is a director who should be celebrated on every level. For what the man has done for batman alone he should be knighted.
Well done Christopher Nolan, you amaze me with everything you do, please continue to delve into my mind and make me like you as much as you wish. Well... steady how you go.