Nolan’s most underrated gem. The Prestige.

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Nolan also uses The Prestige as an opportunity to delve into the concept of duality. By exploring the relationship between the two protagonists, Alfred Borden and Robert Angier, Nolan shows how opposites can be both beneficial and destructive. He illustrates how the two men's complementary skills are the key to success, while also highlighting how their competitive nature leads to the destruction of both of their careers.
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[@thomasseery7570]

I was amazed how technical yet simple the illusions were. Nolan captured the times brilliantly with excellent performances from A-listers

[@HonkyTonkBuffalo]

How do you know this is a good movie? The fact that ever after seeing it for the first time and you know how it ends and know all the secrets, it's still rewatchable!! I absolutely love this movie. The cast is amazing. The story is incredible and the entire presentation is just spectacular. 😃

[@irvingsgarp]

This is one of the best movies ever made and it doesn't get the recognition it deserves even though it's Nolan. In my opinion The Prestige is still the most perfect one of his filmography. Thank you for this video.

[@weshouser821]

I really do think its one of the best movies I've ever seen

[@jamamio]

The fact that the movie barely broke even is criminal. The Prestige is amazing!

[@momokazi3215]

Christopher Nolan is truly the best director of our time. We're fortunate to have such talent,care and dedication. 👏

[@le_maxarus]

This is probably the movie that inspired me the most. I've watched it many times when I was a boy.

[@Tylerbaggins]

I remember seeing this movie for the first time...when the end came, I couldn't help but to GASP and yell out in the full theater "THERE WERE TWO BIRDS!"

[@mikespearwood3914]

That poor little girl was fooled!😆

[@carcosa_swamp]

And then everyone in the theater stood up and clapped

[@fl0a226]

Best Nolan film imo. Real masterpiece.

[@NH-7]

Really enjoying this channel and the backstory on films and it’s creators. Great voiceover variety as well… I look forward to watching and listening to more… 👌

[@jonathanfeldheim6554]

Nolan's best movie, and my favorite movie.

[@diogeneslantern18]

Imminently rewatchable.

[@heatherdale5571]

One of the most brilliant films made.

[@rezahashemi]

I really enjoy ur channel keep up the good work 👏

[@oliverkey1173]

The longest 10 min of my life .. in the best way possible 😆

[@ArtBlade]

as always, well done, guys :) thank you for sharing!

[@paullove729]

Another fantastic video thanks and we'll done

[@nawles1]

What a movie

[@GoodMrDawes]

What a Great Movie

[@abigor3817]

curious what did the Priestthink about the movie, with Nolan rewriting some script and Bale having another take on the character, was he still glad he went with Nolan or had doubts in the end after seing the movie

[@pokerpickles2306]

Can someone please explain to me if these are written by a robot?

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It's all AI generated. Sucks that people support this channel as there is literally no creative force behind it.

[@girthbrooks1708]

This is nuts

[@the_unrepentant_anarchist.]

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[@the_unrepentant_anarchist.]

@@macmurati So you're just a sad little troll then. Not here to actually contribute anything, or add anything positive to the situation, you're here purely to disparage, to denigrate. To spread nothing but negativity. Your parents must be s-o-o-o proud... You're right- we are not the same, you miserable, pathetic little man. "you're an emotional fucking cripple. Your soul is dogshit. Every single fucking thing about you is ugly." 'Marcus' Bad Santa. 🖕🖕 🍄

[@BlancoSuave]

I love your content with one HUGE addendum: the voicework for Nolan is just drudgery. Im sorry, but it truly is the part of your videos I ALWAYS skip. The narrator's speaking voice is already FANTASTIC, please stop affecting this bizarre action movie hero voice.

[@liamreddy8366]

Memento is not his 1st film

[@RyanDesmond]

Andy Serkis is actually Tesla. Bowie is his double, the face for the public. Thinking this, it makes sense that Borden would say that the keyword to his journal is the same as the method of his trick. He uses a double. And if Angier could figure out that Tesla uses a double, he'd figure out Angier's trick. But, Borden knows that Angier will fail in figuring this out because he'd already failed figuring this out earlier in the film. First, Angier never clued into the fact that he was dealing with two Borden's day to day. Second, the orange tree trick. Borden knows that the real trick was that the magician wasn't old and frail. That he was putting on a show in real life to get away with what he was doing on stage. Andy Serkis meets Angier, has a drink with Angier, is present during the "have you considered the cost" conversation and it's Serkis who displays the Tesla machine to the public, saying: "I'm, just the assistant. The real Tesla couldn't make it." Of course, Serkis is the real Tesla and it's no mistake that Borden is in the crowd, smiling. Borden can spot it where Angier can't. The orange tree trick, Tesla and Borden's own trick all use a double. In one case metaphorically and in the other two, literally. The trick that's truly hiding in plain sight is that Serkis is the real Tesla.

[@alexdawson868]

Nolan's best?

[@charlesbingham]

To be honest you tell people the most obvious things everyone can see definitely nothing deep or new. Nice editing tho

[@Soopology]

For those asking, it is not Nolan’s best. Unless you consider the complexity of the novel along with being able to pull it off in his own way. Inception is still #1.

[@Davidweedlove]

I think you got prestiged : the machine never worked and Tesla was lying

[@Davidweedlove]

The machine never actually worked, doubles are being used and eventually wax models

[@xmmvxssv]

Bale is not the antagonist of the film....

[@jeffreysmith694]

Totally wrong. The Tesla machine worked. Guess you didn't read the book. Please explain the top hats that appeared outside Tesla's laboratory. There were many doubles of Danton that we see as the film ends. He is but a copy of a copy of a copy. He was willing to risk death to achieve the trick but in achieving success he wasn't Danton anymore but a copy. The real Danton no longer existed after the first use of the machine. They weren't dummies in the traps but actual Dantons but they had to die for the trick to work. Loved the explanation of what each of the twins were doing but your conclusion is wrong. Interesting but wrong. Read the book. The Tesla machine worked. Please read the book. It is chilling.

[@diogeneslantern18]

You wrote this as a general comment instead of the person your message was directed towards. Before I read your comment I have already decided to read the book. This story is soooo good and I have recently started getting into card magic - it really has become an obsession

[@jeffreysmith694]

@@diogeneslantern18 the book is very different from the movie like almost every book to movie. I didn't like the novel but the ending was quite haunting. At least it is a rather short book if u don't like it. It was worth reading to see what a masterful job that Nolan's take was on such a strange novel.

[@audreysterling9100]

it isn’t even an original take, just regurgitated from a youtube analysis which speaks nonsense in an authoritative tone. why would angier put a couple of dozen wax sculptures of himself in tanks to be found after borden’s “death?” the video says it was some kind of contingency, but for what? in case borden returned from the dead and needed his mind blown? it’s absurd.