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Christopher Nolan explains the complex storytelling in MEMENTO (2000).

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All The Right Movies3 years ago

Our latest podcast is on THE GODFATHER PART II. Full of big laughs and opinions so please check it out 😁

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Jake3 years ago

For those that haven’t seen it, it’s arguably one of the best movies ever made. Like, no joke it’s THAT good

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I M Λ 𝕏3 years ago

Oppenheimer was a culmination of many of his films; heavy focus of Quantum Physics (Interstellar); Black & White vs Color dynamic and non-linear narrative (Memento); Fixation on WW2 (Dunkirk); History altering nuclear weapon (Tenet) And lastly, an ambiguous final shot (Inception)

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ShowA-LaFilmBuff3 years ago

Chris Nolan explaining Tenet

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Nick3 years ago

Do you think he wrote “col” because he forgot how to spell “color?”

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Voltaire Cortez3 years ago

he came dangerously close to drawing a penis

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Harm van Tilborg3 years ago

You see the man come up with temporal pincing right here

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bullshit matador3 years ago

Hopefully this gets watched by people who keep saying Memento is told entirely backwards. No it isn't, the beginning of the movie is the beginning and the end of the story and the ending is the middle. It's not complicated.

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Qaysar D Corleone3 years ago

If it possible.... the same thing with TENET.

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Mr S Kelbot3 years ago

A complex way to draw a massive dong

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