Inception - Movie Review by Chris Stuckmann

[@akshit318]

-de caprio is underrated -what's that guy's name(tom hardy) -Joseph Gordon Levitt is next big thing..... damn I feel old..... things have changed....

[@israelp348]

Akshit Bhatia Still can't believe that this masterpiece came out in 2010.

[@jalal3254]

dicaprio was never underrated tho.. he been on top since Titanic

[@jpobrien2123]

Poor Joseph Gordon Levitt :(

[@tanmay3745]

Since then, Hardy and DiCaprio have been easily identified as two of the greatest actors of this generation.

[@grenbaygrl1]

​@@jalal3254 I think he's always been super famous since Titanic, but it wasn't until the 2010s that the public at large considered him a talented actor, and I think that's what Chris means by "underrated". When Titanic came out, most dudes thought he was only good at being eye candy for women (despite all the great roles he did prior to 1997) and it's only been in recent years that he's been getting the recognition.

[@MrLaxdude89]

"Leonardo DiCaprio is very underrated" Boy things have changed

[@LoN3wOlF5tudi0s]

+Big Brother Gaming He's overrated now?

[@MrLaxdude89]

LoN3wOlF5tudi0s I'm not saying that. But The last thing we'd call Leo is UNDERrated, he gets so much credit.

[@MrLaxdude89]

***** Not necessarily. He was well known, no doubt, but he wasn't doing hit after hit after hit like he is now, and he wasn't the subject of unfairly robbed of an oscar as he is now. Django and Wolf were fucking game changers, and no doubt we'll be able to say the same about The Revenant when it comes out.

[@MrLaxdude89]

***** Yes, since he was 15. How could I forget the magnum opus of Critters 3, the real oscar winning performance. But seriously, I acknowledge he's always been great. And I never said he wasn't a household name. But you saying "He's been in the game since he was 15" is a pretty broad statement. He's been in MOVIES since he was 15, but I believe he was about 17 when Gilbert Grape came out, which still pales in comparison to what he does now. Hell, John Travolta was huge at that time, look at him now, people often forget he even stars in movies at all nowadays. Times were different, Leo did not encapsulate the 90's nor did he the early 2000's. Much of his acclaim was from the Scorsese pictures: Departed, Aviator and so on, from the mid 2000's. I say this with titanic being split down the middle, some audiences even referencing Hayden Christensen when comparing performances (I don't think that at all, it's a fine movie and he did great) He was great back then and he received praise, but he was not the center of "Should have won an oscar by now." Django and Wolf are obviously not the ONLY films that sparked this buzz, but you could say they're the pieces of straw that broke the camels back. Significantly heavy straw. But straw nonetheless.

[@LoN3wOlF5tudi0s]

***** Ah, I see what you mean, thanks for clarifying. I've liked almost every Leo movie that I've seen (Romeo and Juliet is one I hated), and my favourite 3 performances by him are What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Django Unchained and Shutter Island (I love all 3 movies). Those are his most Oscar-worthy performances so far in my opinion :)

[@leosanalien9904]

A time when Chris didn't remember Tom Hardy's name

[@hoilet6999]

That was almost everyone at that point. Until they've watched TDKR of course.

[@lyl14ghost]

***** yes, and because of that movie I love him, only when he with that kind of style.

[@francisalbert1799]

***** most of mainstream audience didn't know who Tom Hardy was until he played BANE which is sad

[@ShelbyBaby27]

+Francis Albert Been a fan since RocknRolla and even then it felt like I jumped on the bandwagon late

[@francisalbert1799]

Saw RocknRolla in the theatre love that movie!

[@ajfox84]

"What's that guy's name, but he's awesome in it!" Tom Hardy? I'm sure he won't forget his name again :).

[@marlonekstrom3158]

He talked about michel caine

[@monkeys50000]

Who really knows what he meant

[@connorw2k]

It had to be Hardy

[@aneirmor]

For you.

[@subindsuresh4897]

Without a doubt he mentioned Tom hardy, its written all over his face.

[@vaporeyesofficial3617]

My Top Nolan Films and Why! 1. The Prestige - 10/10 A+ On the first viewing: mysterious, entertaining, unique. Emotional. Beautiful. You can take ANY still from the movie and it would work as a promotional image. Just superimpose "The Prestige" over it. The storytelling is non-linear, but it's not confusing and works perfectly. On the second viewing, everything is still SO TIGHT! Every time I see it I like it more. 2. The Dark Knight - 10/10 A+ What hasn't been said about this movie? It's the best Batman film, probably the best comic book film ever. It's more like a crime thriller. Excellent characters, action, themes... never a dull moment. Ledger's performance truly is NOT overhyped. Visuals, story, emotion, soundtrack, cinematography... everything is as close to perfect as possible. 3. Interstellar - 9.5/10 A That's right, I said it. This movie gets so much undeserved hate. Though it's understandably divisive. The visuals and score are AMAZING. And I have never loved Matthew M SO MUCH! The relationship between him and Murph was so believable and way more emotional than I expected. The other reason I enjoyed this film is how few liberties it takes with its HUGE subject matter. Within the realm of the movie, everything is airtight. And as someone fascinated with Quantum Physics, it's really not far off. SEMI SPOILER: Not to mention, the visual representation of being in a tesseract, a 3rd dimensional being viewing time as a physical dimension... was awesome. Even the guesses and creative liberties the film took made the trippy physicist in me giddy. My one gripe is the same as Chris'... the last 10 minutes could have been cut. I would have loved that ambiguous ending... although I enjoyed the one we got. 4. Batman Begins - 9.5/10 A A perfect origin story to one of the best comic book heroes. Excellent performances all around. Excellent cinematography, score, and editing. The arc of Bruce Wayne was excellent... a wonderful way to introduce someone to Batman. 5. Inception - 9/10 A A wonderfully directed movie that has many layers of storytelling. My main issue is that it felt TOO emotionless... aside from Cobb's wife... which I still didn't feel like it was too emotionally strong. That and the more you watch it you question why some things don't affect the deeper dreams.... then you have to ask yourself are there really dream rules like that? The movie sets it up like there are rules.. otherwise I wouldn't have a problem with, say, gravity being affected in one dream but not the next. My girlfriend put it perfectly: "it's a deep film for casual moviegoers". It's multifaceted, sure. But it's not the most airtight storytelling ever. Still great, and the very end actually might be my favorite part. 6. Memento - 9/10 A This is the movie that made people look at Nolan and think: "holy shit. This guy is one to look out for". Now he's able to announce a movie, but nothing about it, and still generate huge hype. Which has got to be a lot of pressure. He hasn't made a bad movie, yet. Memento's storytelling is very unique and serves the actual story perfectly. Also this is possibly my favorite Guy Pearce role aside from "The Proposition". 7. The Dark Knight Rises - 8.75/10 B+ This movie got its fair share of criticism. Some I agree with, some I do not. It IS the weakest of the trilogy. It IS the most comic-book like. But this is his third Batman movie, and still manages to make it very good. That's the best run any director's had with the character yet. I'll say this exceeded my expectations. When I saw the villains were Bane and Catwoman, I thought .... what the hell. Luckily Bane wasn't the stupefied version from Batman and Robin, and was more like the comics. Although this is NOT the Bane from the comics. The end kind of changes things, but for the duration of the movie, Bane is amazing to watch. He has a very commanding presence and is brutal. Anne Hathaway also really surprised me in this. I didn't used to be a fan, but Catwoman was one of the best things in this film. (I also was surprised by her in Interstellar). The film has a couple of plot holes (getting back to gotham so quick mainly) but they don't really bother me, as there is surely a way to explain them. It is BATMAN. It is the weakest of the trilogy, and the least grounded, but it's a fun ride and DOES help the trilogy actually feel like a trilogy, with a full arc. Definitely deserves high praise. People get mad when Nolan's films aren't PERFECT. High compliment right there... 8. Following - 8/10 B- A great debut feature film. It wears its tiny budget with no shame, and doesn't care what you think about it. Luckily, it's a very intriguing film that drops hints as to where Nolan was heading with his career. I sort of felt less invested toward the end, but I might have to watch this one again and re-evaluate. I might end up liking it even more. 9. Insomnia - 8/10 B- It took me a long time to see this film. I wasn't blown away, but I was happy with it. Pacino looks suitably tired and everyone else in the film really delivers. It was awesome to see Robin Williams in another serious role. It really paid off. It's not a terribly fast movie, but very engrossing. Due mostly in part to the characters/performances. That's what I loved most about this movie. *Deep breath* thank you goodbye

[@lunali7209]

The Prestige is my favorite movie by him too. But its so underrated.

[@THEPHAMTASTIC3]

+Hilal Gürdal I liked inception the best

[@BrianDePalmaII]

I actually think The Prestige is his worst of those 3, love the film but it's not perfect and it's not too coscistence as Dark Knight or Interstellar

[@vaporeyesofficial3617]

Yeah, it took me a while to admit the Dark Knight Rises wasn't quite as good.

[@crankadub4033]

+Jonas Reddy-Nicholson I personally loved TDKR even more than batman begins

[@Surge12321]

I think he liked it.

[@kimmy4156]

u think ? 😂😂

[@LuisSierra42]

how so?

[@bhuvneshwarimehta8384]

Because Surge12321 just saw the thumbnail.

[@speakofthedevil3216]

I dunno... I'm not convinced :/

[@DrRAZI99]

Not so sure ...

[@SaberRexZealot]

Chris is such a wide-eyed, inspired kid in these earlier videos.

[@israelp348]

He's come a long way since then. His quality, intro, and persona for movie reviews have gotten bettee.

[@LuisSierra42]

These are the emo years

[@jeepersmcgee3466]

He still lets out some of that childish glee in some newer reviews. Swiss Army Man got him all giddy and it's great

[@TheEtherny]

Exactly what I was thinking! So much emotion! Even the movies he loves today doesn't get him that excited

[@ChadKirk]

TheEtherny well he’s been doing the movie thing for a decade now. Do anything for that long and you’ll get stressed out and jaded

[@justiceretrohunter2]

Every time i watch inception, i experience something new, or discover something I've never realized on previous viewings.

[@benl2140]

Justice Hunter I know. I love it when a movie does that.

[@777theneighborofthebeast9]

This is quite a complex film to follow. Very well done. In every department. But an absolute masterpiece of cinema making. Way better that the Dark Knight. By a lot.

[@SwithinFeely]

Justice Hunter Thats me but with interstellar

[@benl2140]

777the neighborofthebeast Inception and The Dark Knight are both very good films for very different reasons. Which one is better is simply a matter of opinion.

[@jalal3254]

i love inception but there is no way its better than the dark knight

[@Tobias810]

What's his name? but he is awesome! Just a guy called Tom Hardy, no big deal.....

[@utkarshed]

+pokemonpoul How times change :)

[@Tobias810]

+Utkarsh Bansal They certainly do ;)

[@KakarotM99]

mad Max

[@0biRonKenobi]

Yeah I think inception was his big Hollywood debut. He hadn't really starred in anything before that besides Bronson. Currently one of my top 5 favorite actors.

[@CaptainChocolatePig]

Man Chris was energetic back then

[@archiesparrow1036]

He was too at Mad Max

[@v-trigger6137]

Fury Road was probably the last review, where he was so energetic like some 10 year old fanboy.

[@eyob.t1389]

Damn you should see him in 2021. He's basically a zombie reviewing movies

[@ATX-js1to]

@@eyob.t1389 life can do that to you

[@Aliah_]

2:46 He's definitely talking about the Hallway dream fight scene with Joseph Gordon Levitt where everything is rotating and it's all action. I LOVED that scene!

[@bryanchu5379]

Inception is my favorite movie of all time.

[@crankadub4033]

same here

[@commenttedireadieu]

+‫عبد البديع فلاتة‬‎ try hateful 8

[@HitomiAyumu]

Same.

[@brendan7256]

Bryan Chu same

[@elmertjee]

Yep, me too. I must have seen a 1000 movies by now, believe me, I have seen A LOT of movies and my top 10 favorite movies consists of 5 different genres. But Inception just has everything for me. It is the best blockbuster out there. I LOVE me some artsy films, but Inception just has a special place in my heart. The music by Hans Zimmer (I went to a live concert in Amsterdam not long ago, it was truly fantastic and a performence to remember for a lifetime, I fucking love soundtracks!), the editing by Lee Smith, the brilliant writing by Christopher Nolan and of course his brilliant directing makes this movie truly something special indeed. I can never get over how happy this movie made me feel the first time I watched it in theaters, it's still my favorite cinema experience to date. I watch this movie at least 1 time every year. Thank god for Christopher Nolan and his genius mind. This movie made me want to work in the movie industry and made me direct my own first movie ever. I'll enjoy it 'till I die!

[@IanRichards88]

Chris has become a far more mature critic in later life

[@nicholasbodo4327]

I wonder if Chris can do an analysis of Inception?

[@ankurama42]

Nicholas Bodo Is there a need for analysis?

[@tommylandmark5779]

Nathan Derrick lmao no need to be a dick, there’s a lot to unpack in the movie

[@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe]

Nathan Derrick wow you must have such a HUGE brain!1!1!1! we’re all SO IMPRESSED that you watched it all without wanting to hear an analysis. You must make all the ladies sooooo wet with all your intelligence. Fuck off.

[@soumil5794]

@Nathan Derrick u are such a dick

[@fbm22]

1. The Dark Knight 2. Inception 3. Memento 4. Interstellar 5.The Prestige 6. Batman Begins 7. The Dark Knight Rises 8. Following 9. Insomnia All fantastic

[@harshtak791]

Tenet 😁

[@space_monkey5662]

Inception is my fav

[@grahamoliver1470]

Dunkirk

[@vaishakhvm1406]

Watching this 9 years later, I can see why I love your reviews ..the passion, the honesty, the love..this has never changed or biased till date....you are the best

[@venser5175]

This old review is so weird compared to his recent stuff. He has come a long way

[@kindukindulole2353]

Lol irk

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

hes a legend!

[@spudmatix8770]

Lol dude! Imagine watching in 2020! Mind = BLOWN

[@JoYiSgUiTaR]

2020 can still confirm

[@shiskeyoffles]

How is it weird?

[@petergriffinnn12345]

I felt like Chris the first time when i watched this i wasnt confused i was truly blown away this movie is definitely one of my all-time favorites

[@caseygecko]

tru dat

[@ves138]

Lvoe that profile pic

[@collt091]

vesimir omg KA😳

[@Carpettower]

I love how he says that Joseph Gordon Levitt was going to be the next big thing and he actually ended up becoming just that

[@christiancook6820]

Awwww, the first A+

[@glendarjj3991]

It's 4/4 stars, you gotta respect the original scoring system

[@tomekmachowski764]

The best movie I've ever seen.

[@NoDak888]

Lol

[@glendarjj3991]

And now that you've seen way more movies...

[@tomekmachowski764]

@@glendarjj3991 it's still up there.

[@glendarjj3991]

@@tomekmachowski764 fair enough. I mean, personally, it's not even my favourite Nolan movie, as I think the prestige is just a bit better. But I can definitely see how it could be someone's favourite movie of all time.

[@khalil42]

@@glendarjj3991 disagree. inception is better

[@raeli6614]

without the beard you look like Tom Cruise

[@tinglesrosyrupeeland]

lil bit, yeah

[@SuperCrazydada]

The nose

[@noobmasteryoyo5136]

I know right! LOL

[@mrsmilescam1550]

Rae Li yeah wow I didn't even notice that until i read your comment lol

[@jimobrien7129]

Rae Li Paul Rud

[@kieranmcccccc995]

Watching this ten years later, he was right, inception is a classic

[@MellowMutant]

facts

[@Stephen_Lafferty]

I've come here from your 2023 'Oppenheimer' review to see what you had to say about earlier Christopher Nolan films! A fast-forward rewind of your journey to two million subscribers!

[@Danilego]

3:45 It's 2019, and Christopher Nolan still hasn't made a bad movie :P

[@imperfect_dan7519]

Facts

[@SSThunDerHawK]

Tenet... There's the first bad one

[@theguywhoeditsthings7350]

SSThunDerHawK tenet wasn’t bad. It was just extremely complex.

[@GauravSharma-dy8xv]

@@SSThunDerHawK u need a freaking monster brain to understand tenet. Inception is like a baby in front of it

[@josephvaughan2007]

@@SSThunDerHawK respect to your opinions. but i personally loved it.

[@justanotherhuman8592]

Even the soundtrack by Hams Zimmer was absolutely incredible. I can't believe it's a decade old. This was a masterpiece. Even now. This could be released in 2020 and it would still be a hit.

[@SMOshee]

That guy's name is Tom Hardy

[@LeinadCasey]

5 years later...I'm pretty sure we all know his name now bro.

[@maxjones503]

And he played the best character in the movie.

[@colaboytje]

Inception is the best action movie I have ever seen. The story is soooo good. The action is so original. The visuals are amazing. The acting is incredibly good by all the actors.

[@whitesabbath6581]

Inception (2010) ------------------------- Director: Christopher Nolan ------------------------- Producers: Emma Thomas, Christopher Nolan ------------------------- Writer: Christopher Nolan ------------------------- Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Ellen Page, Tom Hardy, Cillian Murphy, Tom Berenger, Michael Caine ------------------------- Composer: Hans Zimmer ------------------------- Cinematographer: Wally Pfister ------------------------- Editor: Lee Smith ------------------------- Production Companies: Legendary Pictures, Syncopy ------------------------- Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures ------------------------- Release Date: July 16, 2010 ------------------------- Runtime: 148 minutes ------------------------- Budget: $160 million ------------------------- Box Office: $829.9 million

[@ElFourTwoZ3r0]

let's see a Christopher Nolan bond movie

[@traylorc.3653]

four two zero , if there was a way for him to simultaneously make one and it not slow down his original projects then sure. But I’m just happy with the collaborations with his brother.

[@masonjustic3919]

Well here we are 3 years later and we got tenet. You called it.

[@rimkowolfs8662]

Hahaha tenet is almost that!

[@rufashaochicken]

and here's Tenet

[@cristi-valeriatomsa8718]

I watched INCEPTION again yesterday and the whole experience is still breathtaking. Christopher Nolan is truly the best director and screenwriter of our generation

[@shadowofdancingleaf]

Inception is my favorite movie of all time. Seeing this in theaters was transcendental. The plot, the world building, the characters, the action, the score, the cinematics, and the originality! There's no movie like it. And I understood everything the first time through. It's not confusing - it's complex, and there's a big difference.

[@wasekbillah8637]

I consider myself as an expert of the movie inception. I use to watch watch it everyday on my laptop in different sequences.I can relate the whole thing at once and amazed every time how beautifully and perfectly they crafted the movie.It's not only a movie but a lifetime experience.. Kudos

[@symelolol]

its crazy watching this almost 10 years later

[@ViniciusCarvalhoR]

A "Memento" review would be awesome.

[@josephvaughan2007]

It came out ☺

[@brianalambert1192]

Am I the only person who understood this movie the first time?

[@magicma345]

No, you're not.

[@brianalambert1192]

Thank you. It's good to know

[@jithinkozhikodanveedu6684]

or did you? i bet you didnt thought the possibility that Cobb was in dream from very beginning itself.. all other character being just his projections. did ya thought of it? did ya did ya? :)

[@brianalambert1192]

That is an interesting theory. And no I didn't think of that, but I am talking about the plot and the exposition of what happens throughout the movie. Not about whether it is a dream or not, cause face it, that's going to be debated forever or until the writer tells us the truth, whatever comes first

[@jithinkozhikodanveedu6684]

Briana Lambert yeah thats true.. well what can i say you must be smart dude.

[@jamescampbell9236]

I enjoy watching young Chris videos. So wholesome

[@EnglishOnly101]

Same here homie

[@dmacmcmanus95]

LOL he didn't know Tom hardy's name. That's awesome.

[@aaronjaggan]

1:41 "No one cared who I was, until I put on the mask."

[@luizeduardoraymundo]

Its amazing to see this and how much Chris evolved through the years! Congratulations Chris, you've become a Master!

[@elkeamber1173]

Inception is the best movie ever ♥

[@opheliamystery]

Fetus Chris

[@jakobrogers625]

cool profile pic lol

[@jamlym4974]

I love Chris' energy in these old reviews.

[@Cinemiah]

“20 years from now this will be a classic” it’s been 10 years and it still is

[@macchiathoR]

First time I watched this Stuckman review, was 7 years after it was uploaded, and the review still works. In 2018, it is still without a doubt one of the greatest movie of all time. The Creativity, the Craft, the work of a true Artist like Chris Nolan is pure genius. His ability to translate his imagination to film is flawless, and it's often not that easy. I am a bit disappointed that Steven Spielberg was the only director mentioned in this review, but not Alfred Hitchcock. Like the dream sequence in Spellbound, and the fear of heights on Vertigo.

[@phantomprism7659]

jesus Chris is so different in his reviews nowadays lol

[@Cat-vf4pv]

you have no idea how many times i read that as 'jesus christ' and wondered why you were referring to chris as jesus, lmao

[@parzival4888]

@@Cat-vf4pv same as me

[@jahrose76]

Now that it's okay to have spoilers for this movie, I'd love for you to review this one again!

[@michaeljohn1462]

I saw it once and thought it was good but overrated. I saw it again just now. And its flippen amazing!

[@cptclown2110]

That awkward moment when Chris forgot Tom Hardys name lol

[@BurstShotzX]

I will never choose emotion scenes over story line telling and writing. If you guys really thought this movie needed emotion it didn't. You want emotion the go see movies for couples. Because it's sad that people can't see how good this director really is. Movies should be seen as a art film and not love storys or emotional ones either. People really do lack the mind set to understand a smart film. Action movies are highly overrated and yet get treated with better respect then others that tell a really good story.

[@israelp348]

False, good movies NEED to be emotional in order for the story and writing to be good and the actors have to show some kind of feeling.

[@40krocks21]

Just saw inception again as it just came to Netflix. Glad to see Chris covered this when it came out. Love how much he’s geeking out on this the same way I am. Such an incredible, original movie. And one of my favorites ever!

[@hellothisischandlerbing9239]

Nobody: Chris Stuckmann: Leonardo DiCaprio is underrated.

[@yanabelle810]

I don't know if it's just me or if Chris really does seem less enthusiastic these days. But anyway, I still love to watch his reviews and this one made me smile so big. I just love how excited he is about this truly amazing film and it's so interesting to see how times really have changed some. Inception is amazing.

[@ChrisStuckmann]

Never reviewed it. :O

[@leboiboiboi]

Hello

[@nikhilyadav1455]

Review Dangal or Pk from India plzzz

[@sdk2146]

stuckmann was so much nerdier back in these days LOLZ

[@NoteyouraveRage]

That s sayinv a lot

[@masongordon5401]

one of the greatest movies of all time!

[@deathjumps]

I have been seriously binging all your videos, you are now my NUMBER1 movie critic, your amazing analysis, in depth movie knowledge and excellent overall presentation is just outstanding ...... I’m sooooo glad I stumbled apon your channel..... you should have at least 10 mill subs by now........ and WOW...... you look soooo young in this video lol cracked me up..... keep doing what your doing mate, it’s inspirational 👍🏻👍🏻

[@heroxarchive4491]

"A science fiction classic". He was right.

[@MsRafab1]

Decided to watch the incredible "Inception" again and also wanted to get the most excellent Chris Stuckmann's review. Chris: I haven't seen any of your reviews from 10 years ago -- very good!

[@andresdi747]

Who here 10 years later

[@pocketsesmcflurry2146]

Not only did you do a fantastic review of my favorite film of all time, you also dissed on Armond White

[@frankkrumnow7194]

When in cinema I saw the hotel scene I thought: 'OMG first total computer effect that looks actually real' - until I saw the dvd extras. Practical effects are the win!

[@ScreamingMetal4]

Ive watched this movieat least 20 times and i still get the chills that i got when watching the first time. All of those who dislike it rely on saying "it wasnt hard to understand" no it wasnt, i got it the first time, and i still loved it

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

Leonardo DiCaprio underrated? He is considered one of the best actors of all time, not to mention he is arguable the most famous/popular actor of all time. The guy gets movie deals faster than almost any other actor. How is he underrated?

[@reezyisback]

awards bro.

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

B- Reezy still

[@rybrentmannftw]

Marlon brando> DiCaprio.

[@TrueIronMaidenFan]

rybrentmannftw How are they even fucking comparable? Leonardo is still too young to be compared to Brando.

[@rybrentmannftw]

DiCaprio is almost 40. I think he's done enough movies, and imo he's extremely overrated. He doesn't deserve to be compared to the acting greats like de niro, pacino. Nicholson, Stewart, Eastwood, etc. And of course brando

[@MrSkiPR]

Chris and his channel sure has changed for the best! Came here after rewatching Inception, as always mind blown and had to your opinion on it.

[@trentdumon9054]

My Favorite Nolan Movies 1. The Dark Knight 10/10 2. Interstellar 9.5/10 3. Inception 9/10 4. The Dark Knight Rises 8.5/10 5. Batman Begins 8.49/10 Haven't seen Memento, The Prestige, Insomnia, and Following yet.

[@HankieDude17]

+trd 12 Memento was great for me 9.5/10

[@Nevi234]

+trd 12 Interstellar is a 9.5? Really? :/

[@HankieDude17]

Nevi1097 Id give it a 9 because it was my first Nolan movie and it blew my mind

[@trentdumon9054]

Nevi1097 Just watched Inception again and I actually understood it. I'm going to watch Memento soon, maybe even tonight. Here's my new list. 1. Inception 10/10 2. The Dark Knight 10/10 3. Interstellar 9/10 4. The Dark Knight Rises 9/10 5. Batman Begins 8.5/10

[@Nevi234]

trd 12 I think the only way to fully understand Inception, in all it's intricacies and depth of plot and themes, is to watch it twice. I understood it the first time, but the second time I was able to catch all the details and just how complex the whole dream sequence was. The opposite happened with Interstellar, surprisingly. The first time I saw it, I thought it was amazing. The second time, I noticed all the plot holes and how drawn out it was.

[@clarradactyl7791]

i watched this movie for the first time last night, and i wish i had seen it much sooner because it’s AMAZING. the originality, plot, characters and effects still hold up today. it’ll definitely be a sci-fi classic, if it isn’t already!

[@brynleyjones2674]

This video makes me LOVE Chris stuckmann, with all best intentions.

[@adityarai992]

Watching in June 2019 and you have come a long way dude

[@FrancisXLord]

'Joseph Gordon-Levitt is the next big thing...'...despite delivering entirely expository dialogue through the whole film. Impressive.

[@FrancisXLord]

+Hank Hill In fairness, I thought he did well with what was given him, which wasn't much.

[@rabindrasasmal7445]

the best review I saw till now. I recently started watching your videos, to be honest, the first video I saw was the Dunkirk review and i really admire that. you're not a critic you're a moviegoer, a true cinema lover just like me. I feel connected when you talk about cinema. really admire what you're doing. KEEP DOING THAT. -love from India

[@Mike-hj7gg]

best time i ever had at a cinema was watching this.. me and my friend smoked a joint, went in and i was just completely floored by this film.. still one of my favorites..

[@paperchasindude6578]

That's awesome

[@writerserenyty]

I'm watching this review going "OMG WE ARE THE SAME." Without a doubt Inception is one of the best films I've ever seen and I love all sorts of movies. I just remember seeing it the first time, mouth agape going "this is it. I love this movie so much." great review! (I also agree with you on Joseph Gordon Levitt; he has serious talent)

[@GreenGoblinCoryintheHouse]

Ayyyy

[@spudmatix8770]

Who's watching in 2020? Lol awww look at this young boi :-) has no idea his channel is gonna reach almost 2 million subs by halfway thru 2020 and is gonna have 2 AMAZING short films directed and written by Chris Stuckmann and also have kickass tattoos ;-)

[@Tebay71]

This just popped up in my recommendations again, and it reminded me I’ve been watching Stuckmann review movies for over 9 years....time flies...or does it?

[@samlopez2240]

My Ratings on Christopher Nolan's films: Following B- Insomnia B+ Batman Begins A- The Prestige A+ The Dark Knight A+ Inception A+ The Dark Knight Rises B- Interstellar C+

[@GunsNStuff100]

What about Memento?

[@rubeng9649]

Sammy Lopez Interstellar was way better than a C+

[@samlopez2240]

***** Sorry i forgot that one Memento A-

[@samlopez2240]

ruben g I didn't really like that one that much

[@GunsNStuff100]

Why???

[@MYoung-yr9yi]

good to visit how your started, very moving and passionate. keep up the great work, Chris!

[@steeevealbright]

This was how I felt leaving the theater. I saw it at midnight when it came out, and then I woke up at 7am and went to a matinee. Best film that has come out in my lifetime.

[@shashankvchari900]

To see how much you have grown since that time God bless you My favourite reviewer on youtune

[@marco.issa1981]

i love this movie too...and all of nolan films

[@ogbrosephstalin]

Man, things have come a long way for this channel. Congrats

[@JC21]

"I saw Inception." Man, it must've been super cool to see Inception or Dark Knight for the first time when it just came out in cinemas.

[@JC-li8kk]

They should re-release it in theaters for all the young people that have never seen it or people that didn’t get to watch it in theater. Another movie I wish I saw in theater is Whiplash. Favorite movie all time.

[@huey1153]

I remember being very young when Inception was released and disregarded it thinking it was a stupid pretentious movie.... I only gave it a shot because I came across Hans Zimmer time and fell in love with the soundtrack (so yes I was enticed to watch a movie because of one song lmao). I figured any movie with a composition that great must at least have a worthwhile scene I watched the very opening scene in my living room, lights on, with family talking in the other room...... and immediately realized my judgement was wrong 😂😂 ran upstairs to my room grabbed headphones, my laptop, and laid under a blanket because I had immediate regret for not seeing this in theaters 😭😭😭 the least I could do was make the best of it.

[@LakeRagan]

I’ve heard about inception for years but have never got to watch it. Well after quarantine and my time away from the theater I got welcomed back with my first viewing of Inception. I was truly blown away.

[@Deadite01]

I agree with you 100%! This movie is incredible! You should put up your DB Evolution review as a classic review!

[@mrjustindraws4906]

What would modern Chris think of this?

[@kira38ify]

Even if he will, it will have some unexpected turn in it because it's like Nolan's sign to show that it is his movie or something. Who knows?

[@rafaels3334]

Dear Chris: I know that rewatching this might be a bit of cringe to you at this point but I discovered, that I love your true, uncensored personality which is not showing in 2019.. almost at all. Your knowledge and experience grew and you could teach your 2011 self a lot (no disputes) but at the same time this version of Chris is MUCH more Stuckmannized! I'd love for you to consider this comment as a praise and show a bit more of your personality to your viewers even though we all know much has changed. Up it, if you agree!

[@bsaintnyc]

Chris got a lot better at making reviews but even here you can see the potential this channel had. He just kept making videos and getting better and better at it. You earned the 2 million subscribers dude.

[@floridamaddogg]

Chris went from boy to man in 9 years. Can't believe how much he's changed in 9 years. I look exactly the same from 9 years ago, lol.

[@jaizerocool]

I don't understand pretty much every movie with layered meanings but this one was easy to follow and super fun. It was novel in every respect but not confusing. Everything was clearly explained

[@xtremekillerman7803]

Freaking love this movie, and I honeslty cant get enough of it. It's a pity it's gone from netflix.

[@m.farrelnugroho5504]

Wait what? I just saw this movie on Netflix last night...

[@alaskanhybrid1845]

holy shit this movie desperately needs a review update Chris.

[@vedaryan334]

One of my favourites of all time

[@marcosgonzalez7808]

It is crazy how much you have improved 👍

[@danielajani7283]

That was literally my reaction to Inception the first time I saw.

[@c.h.y]

My fave Chris Nolan films: 1. Interstellar (that Hans Zimmer score!!!) 2. Inception (Leonardo Dicaprio, I mean what else do I need to say!!!) 3. The Dark Knight (RIP Heath Ledger) 4. Dunkirk (Tge sound editing and design, holy shit I felt like I was on the actual beach with the soldier!) 5. Batman Begins (one of the best super hero origin stories ever, well done!) 6. The Prestige (non linear storytelling at its finest!) 7.Memento (also non linear story telling at its finest) 8. Insomnia (An Al Pacino and an evil Robin Williams?!?! TAKE MY MONEYYY!!!) 9. The Dark Knight Rises (the weakest in Chris's TDK trilogy w/o a doubt, but still one of the best super hero films ever made. You could say that about all his Batman films honestly). Chris Nolan and his films are the reason I myself want to go into Filmmaking. Thank you so much Chris for your amazing films. Keep them coming man!

[@m.farrelnugroho5504]

I couldn't agree more....👍👍👍

[@c.h.y]

M. Farrel Nugroho thanks man! Top 3 Nolan movies??

[@m.farrelnugroho5504]

@@c.h.y For me personally: 1. The Dark Knight -- This is for me is one of the best, if not THE best superhero movie. the acting are great, the scoring for this movie is good, the cinematography is excellent , all of it are just top notch. 2. Inception -- one word, genius. this movie is just great in any way imo. 3. Interstellar -- this isn't just a regular sci-fi, this is an emotional piece of art. what i love the most from this movie is, you guess it, Hans Zimmer's scoring, it's just simply perfect,

[@c.h.y]

M. Farrel Nugroho I cant believe some people like the MCU more than the DK trilogy 😒😒😡😡

[@m.farrelnugroho5504]

@@c.h.y yeah.. but, I mean, I can't blame them. I like MCU myself (of course DK trilogy is way better). Disney has big budget and know how to deal with their customers. And they focused on making a cinematic universe, not individual movies. It's what makes MCU more like a business then an actual art. And that's why I don't really like MCU more then I like DK trilogy.

[@lukehoward9338]

2020 and Christopher Nolan still hasn’t won an Oscar

[@paperchasindude6578]

Yet they nominated the boss baby one time 😔

[@skann9048]

1. The Dark Knight (10/10) 2. Inception (10/10) 3. Interstellar (9,5/10) 4. Batman Begins (9/10) 5. The Prestige (8,5/10) 6. The Dark Knight Rises (8/10) 7. Dunkirk (8/10) 8. Insomnia (7,5/10) 9. Memento (7/10) 10. Following (6/10)

[@maxxcalilung5157]

2018 anyone? I loved Chris from this time. He had so much energy :)

[@jothishprabu8]

Tom cruise during his high school years be like

[@crunchy1547]

holy shit, he does resemble him

[@cyberlord1000]

Yo Chris! Been following you for like 5 years now. But this was perhaps the best review I've seen on your channel 😂

[@kaaronhudson8112]

Damn Chris you changed from 12 years ago