Top 10 Best Christopher Nolan Movies Ranked | Cinema Analysis

[@eddisontollett8845]

Memento : Mind Interstellar : Space The Prestige : Soul Inception : Reality Tenet : Time The Dark Knight : Power He has officially collected all the infinity Stone.

[@Flipitmixit]

🔥

[@shubho.]

Mind blown 😵😵 phuffff

[@devdutta4315]

Epic

[@koushikkay9431]

Ur comment is just underrated like the prestige

[@rishab9372]

Thanos has left the chat

[@melwinmj]

#1.Following #1.Memento #1.Insomnia #1.Prestige #1.Batman Begins #1.Dark Knight #1.Inception #1.Dark Knight Rises #1.Interstellar #1.Dunkirk Chris Nolan #1 Hw abt tht

[@soumen9966]

Perfect 👌

[@francescolioi1368]

no

[@pareshmevada6338]

tenet

[@filmingstorm8760]

Add tenet

[@johnwick21241]

Tenet would be last cuz its first in reverse😉

[@jorgeportocarrero1776]

The prestige is one of the most underrated movies with one of the best twist of all time

[@FabledGentleman]

The twist in The Prestige is really good but the same year Edward Norton had a magician film as well called the illusionist. That movie had an ever better twist at the end actually. Though overall The Prestige is a better film.

[@michaelhayward107]

The book is far better that the movie.

[@1992WLK]

Definitely a movie that's way more fun on repeat viewings.

[@1992WLK]

If anything that films flashback montage takes steam away from the repeat viewings. More than heavy exposition in other films he made.

[@achyuththouta6957]

@Shivan Anirudhra The dark Knight is still the best

[@Krishnamahin]

Interstellar definitely should've been on the top 5 atleast for the technical stuff it offered. It created an urge in the audience to learn about time dilation, singularity, tesseract, gravity and time, worm holes, black holes etc. To me, it's the best space film ever made in the history of cinema till date....

[@errwhattheflip]

2001...

[@thomasnielsen5580]

Nope, 2001 is superior in every way. If interstellar is 10/10, then 2001 is a 100/10. Other films in the same vain better than interstellar includes Solaris, Alien, the old Star Wars films, and probably more.

[@zenthous9568]

@@thomasnielsen5580I don’t see why you would think that

[@anilarahat5556]

@@thomasnielsen5580 it's like they are old legendary space movies but interstellar is the evoled version

[@anilarahat5556]

Hope more space movies come out to beat Interstellar

[@mudaralnasar3182]

Interstellar isn't a film , interstellar is life

[@StudioBinder]

What does the rest of your list look like?

[@mudaralnasar3182]

@@StudioBinder 1- interstellar 2- tdk rises 3- the prestige

[@joshuaarola7318]

No Memento?

[@billy_rayes]

I agree. Interstellar has to be top 3 best movie experiences I've ever had.

[@nicholas4727]

@@StudioBinder it's a little overated imo, but whatever you think man.

[@delpotroable]

INTERSTELLAR is the best piece of cinematography that i ever watched. A true masterpiece

[@cartergomez5390]

I'm going to watch it today 🙏

[@errwhattheflip]

Really? If that's the case, I'd recommend you watch some better movies. And that isn't even an insult, but Interstellar is far from the best cinematography out there. It isn't even the best cinematography in science fiction. 2001: A Space Odyssey takes that

[@thomasnielsen5580]

@@errwhattheflip Or Solaris

[@errwhattheflip]

@@thomasnielsen5580 Solaris is amazing as well. Especially on the cinematography side. On par with 2001 imo. Another great one is Ridley Scott's Blade Runner

[@twiceland2612]

@@errwhattheflip it’s purely subjective though, who are you to says other movies are better lol

[@bigguy7537]

Interstellar is and always will be my all time favourite film, it’s too incredible to put into words

[@sravankiran2685]

If interstellar had 30 percent less dialogues then no one would be able to understand it

[@fineidos151]

Some things are just not meant to be understood. I would have enjoyed the movie still. But I respect your opinion

[@Marta_Fanai]

Interstellar is the one of the very best masterpiece . Some people just wants action action action they dont wanna use their brain.

[@seb9940]

@@Marta_Fanai exactly! If there was 30% less dialog, all people that want to use their brain would say the story was too flat or something. There is also no way it would score higher if there was less dialog

[@Marta_Fanai]

@@seb9940 after writing the comment, I watched it again for the 5th time. Enjoyed it like the first time. Although im not much into science theory. I find theory of relativity mind fucking. Thats why i enjoyed it very much.

[@nicoladc89]

I totally agree. Nolan doesn't explain too much, he explain only the things he have to... there's a lot of unexplained things in Interstellar and a lot of hard-understandable scientific things that Nolan cut off (the method used to discover the wormhole using LIGO for example. He cut off the red shift and doppler effect from Gargantua etc...). But some things need to be explained, the spheric wormhole need to be explained, no one imagine a spheric wormhole, so he have to explain to us that "no, a wormhole is not a hole, is a sphere", the tesseract need to be explained, the human evolution in a 5-dimensional specie need to be explained etc... And all of this explainaition are well placed in the script, are interactions between characters, for this reason the main character is an ingeneer, because he don't understand anything of real science, so the real scientists have to explain to him. They could have choosen a geologist, but he would never understand even the explaination, but only licked his rocks (*sarcasm*). Intestellar is not a sci-fi movie, Interstellar is a scientific/speculative movie, the scientific things in the movie are part of the narration. The science showed in the movie is a lot of far than common people knowledge (some things is understandable in total only to a very little group of super physicists), some little explaination is needed. It's like the script of Big Short, when, in some points, the narration is stopped to explain some important financial things, whithout those explainations, the movie is totally incomprehensible. But, there is a problem, it's a Nolan (both Nolan, I think) defect, they aren't so good in writing dialogues. In all his filmography the only interesting dialogues are the Joker's dialogues in TDK.

[@neonerfilms]

11. Following 10. Memento 9. Insomnia 8. TENET 7. The Dark Knight Rises 6. Dunkirk 5. Batman Begins 4. The Prestige 2. The Dark Knight 2. Inception 1. Interstellar

[@StudioBinder]

Great list, but why is The Dark Knight ranked higher than The Prestige?

[@neonerfilms]

@@StudioBinder it is, but only by a hair haha

[@Max-ki8gq]

@@neonerfilms I agree with interstellar as no. 1- theres so much attention to detail and accuracy in the physics but also amazing moments.

[@brandonmcgee4935]

Interstellar changed my life and inspired me to become a film fanatic and even take up piano. Truly a spectacular emotional, visually astounding masterpiece. Love all Nolan movies though.

[@BurninPhoenix]

Best list possible.

[@arpitadas1539]

3:56 There is a chance "Interstellar" would be higher on this list if it simply had 30% less dialogue. as if we all had degrees in "Space science or whatever"

[@mehulkalra2002]

If it had less dialogue...then they would have ranked it lower by saying that director didn't explained many things in the movie

[@karlinasani4924]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bubblyducks95]

I mean my only complaint was that it was a little too long but the story, emotions, can't get enough of it

[@errwhattheflip]

I think if Interstellar had better dialogue, it could possibly be in the top 3. But it's the dialogue and writing that really drags it down for me

[@jacobkirk1846]

Me: “I understand this video will be subjective” Sees Interstellar at number 8 Also me: Turns off video

[@vivek-lz5rt]

good me too came here to read comments

[@slxvcq9938]

Omg me.

[@balajichandrasekar6025]

Yeah even me

[@dimitrijemilisa170]

Yep me too

[@nathalykim1263]

literally what I'm about to do

[@zazuofficial.]

Studio Binder: Interstellar what's your dialogue setting? Interstellar: 90% Studio Binder: why don't we drop that to 60. 😂😂

[@raghul867]

Cooper to TARS.😂😂😂

[@sumityt749]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sharuk1321]

"A giant sarcastic robot.."...this line should never be removed

[@parthborse8089]

😂😂

[@SBreviews-g3b]

you made top 10 movies and he has directed only 10 movies i guess and all 10's are fantastic

[@StudioBinder]

Yep, but some Nolan films are definitely better than others. What does your ranking look like?

[@SBreviews-g3b]

@@StudioBinder 1. Batman Begins 2. Interstellar 3. The Dark Knight 4. inception 5. The Prestige 6. The Dark Knight Rises 7. Dunkirk 8. Memento 9. Following 10. Insomnia

[@XDarkBrotherhoodHD]

Inception is his best movie and probably the best movie I ever seen, Along with Endgame and Shawshank

[@icegloves7777]

Nik Terin endgame??? lol

[@SuperBeybladerocks]

@@XDarkBrotherhoodHD Imo Endgame shouldn't be on that list but I agree with you about inception, however I do say The Dark Knight is a top 5 film ever

[@Feisty123]

The prestige is severley underappreciated

[@aswin5046]

For me it's always Inception...❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@StudioBinder]

Inception is definitely up there -- why is it #1 on your list, specifically?

[@VamsiKrishna-os1ee]

May be because of the fact that Nolan created a universe at the beginning of the movie and by the end we actually were part of that! But for me Prestige is one of the greatest movies ever made!

[@TheZBUCKNER]

@@StudioBinder I like it best because of its depth. I learn or see something new with every rewatch. Usually a new theme.

[@sentival]

Me too... i think i rewatched it probably more than 20 times already. Its like when ur teacher ask the whole class to write about "dream", usually we will write something usual, cliche, whatever u know what i mean. But Nolan come out with something new just based on dream... bla bla bla... i have no idea why i want to write this in details

[@LEO-hg8iu]

For me interstellar 🤩🤩🤩

[@wk5867]

I was crying throughout 70% of Interstellar, so I think that's what makes it my favourite.

[@garret930]

5. Inception 4. The Prestige 3. Dunkirk 2. The Dark Knight 1. Interstellar

[@carmelhirsh1829]

5. Dunkirk 4. The Dark Knight 3. The prestige 2. Memento 1. Interstellar

[@DenseEpiphany]

@@carmelhirsh1829 where the fuck is inception

[@abhisheknv1765]

1.Memento 2.Inception 3.Interstellar 4.Dunkirk

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@DenseEpiphany Inception is a bit overrated

[@rynoX88]

@@DenseEpiphany compared to Boland other films. It's too much nonsense. But does have great visuals.

[@paradoxn1]

- What’d be the hardest choice you ever made in your life? - Rating Nolan’s movies from 1-10

[@RShadow12]

I’m a huge Batman fan so I gravitate towards The Dark Knight Trilogy, but I can’t help but love the Prestige even more. Inception and Interstellar are also among my favorites. All of Nolan’s movies are too good!

[@StudioBinder]

Yep, agreed. He's one of the best living directors of our time -- glad we see eye to eye on this!

[@YourLoyalDeserter]

Ok, Inception is waayyyyy too low.

[@dhruvbharija172]

True

[@karangupta1825]

It should be on top Here's my list Inception The dark knight Tenet The Prestige Memento Batman begins Dunkirk Following Interstellar The dark knight rises

[@humaneBicycle]

@@karangupta1825 u rated interstellar so low? Lol y

[@sama2086]

1. Dark knight 2. Inception 3. The prestige 4. Interstellar 5. Dark knight rises But tbf all 9 of his films I've seen are somewhere from really good to truly special

[@mahiulsohan]

Your ranks matched mine! :D

[@nibinfasel2673]

No memento??

[@andrewkunzer9677]

As always the real list is in the comments

[@sama2086]

@@nibinfasel2673 memento is really good I'm a big fan but I cant sneak it into this top 5, I also really like dunkirk and batman begins too

[@chrisandreas3670]

you are 18 yo or something right?

[@philippebaillargeon5204]

1 : Memento 2 : Inception 3 : The Dark Knight

[@StudioBinder]

👍

[@hasankaiser4563]

1. Inception 2. The Prestige 3. The Dark Knight

[@samgraef3028]

Hasan Kaiser I have the same top 3, but in a different order For me it’s: 1. The Prestige 2. The Dark Knight 3. Inception

[@samiking1502]

Interstellar interstellar interstellar

[@Max-ki8gq]

@@samiking1502 correct statement

[@shevlindesamuel3454]

DUN KiRK

[@karangupta1825]

Damn true Inception should be at top

[@MF-uf2qf]

Inception was the most "grap the chair and hold your breath" that i haven seen. Nolan by the story and Hanz by the music its just mad.

[@ahsanarshad918]

My first movie of Nolan was inception and i still remember that i couldn't get that movie out of mind for a week....i was so amazed...not just the film, i was astonished to see that how can someone come up with a story like that? After that i watched his every movie and Everytime he amazes me....he is my favorite Director

[@vipulsingh15]

Same 💯

[@anishmall7853]

The best thing about Nolan is that he hasn't made a bad movie yet, all of his films are something special in itself

[@dhirajpallin2572]

I personally think Tenet and Dark Knight Rises are pretty bad movies.

[@sidharttansankar9986]

@@dhirajpallin2572 Why do u even think dkr is bad

[@dhirajpallin2572]

@@sidharttansankar9986 I just don't even remember much from it, other than the cheesy villian and the even cheesier twist at the end, with the real villian being revealed and then immediately killed. Very anti-climactic. Movie lacked tension, script and dialogue were weak. No particular stand out monologues or acting performances. Plot full of cliches.

[@sidharttansankar9986]

@@dhirajpallin2572 it may be ur opinion.. but i love dkr .. it made me feel the emotions which most of the films fails to do.. imo it was perfect..

[@dhirajpallin2572]

@@sidharttansankar9986 Maybe I'll have to watch it again some time man

[@mranonyme78]

Begins the video by saying the focus will be on filmmaking. Talks about plot holes and scenario issues to justify low ranking. Thanks but no thanks.

[@skintightsalmon]

Yeah, the lack of any detail or justification in this video's script is laughable. Inception - "good moments...interesting...needs to follow rules...gets boring...but good moments."

[@austinecrow]

Agreed

[@imperfect_dan7519]

@@brenobonfim5749 are you dropped for not understanding opinions? Yes you are.

[@imperfect_dan7519]

Ikr, rises was better than begins imo

[@harrysvu]

well, plot holes are caused by bad writing, and screenwriting is certainly a part of filmmaking. A perfectly sound movie shouldn't have any plot holes and if it does, it should be intentional

[@TheManOfTomorrow]

Interstellar is an emotion, a feeling which feels like it's kinda higher-dimensional.

[@KaushalKishor_]

1. Interstellar 2. The Prestige 3. Dunkirk 4. The dark Knight 5. The dark Knight rises 6. Inception 7. Batman begins

[@chrishandsome4267]

Kaushal Kishor you should rethink your life for putting dark knight that low and inception, casual

[@ashyyyk8098]

The dark knight that low looollll one of the best films of all time

[@ManOfCinema-]

Interstellar deserved that place, but I think u should re watch tdk again lmao, it deserves to be top 3.

[@shyamlalkamal1360]

1. Interstellar 2. Prestige 3. Inception 4. The dark knight 5. Memento 6. Insomnia 7. Batman begins 8. The dark knight rises 9. Following 10. Dunkirk For me

[@deathgaming7408]

10.Insomnia 9.Following 8.The Dark Knight Rises 7.Interstellar 6.Dunkirk 5.Batman Begins 4.The Prestige 3.Memento 2.Inception 1.The Dark Knight This guy is the best modern director.

[@apc5143]

You got it better then they did...

[@shayan357]

I like nolan but he's not even top ten modern directors

[@shayan357]

@Mansoor Shameel you do know the modern Era started from 1970s right?

[@shayan357]

@Mansoor Shameel my top 5 would be sometime along the lines of Kubrick, Scorsese, Hitchcock, tarkovsky, David Fincher. Nolan has been pretty good at making main stream cool blockbusters that's it, tenet was terrible tho

[@GexaConcepts]

My Top 10: 10. Following 9. Insomnia 8. Batman Begins 7. The Dark Knight Rises 6.Inception 5.Memento 4. Dunkirk 3. Interstellar 2. The Prestige 1. The Dark Knight Top 5 was so hard to rank. Literally all amazing movies. Honestly might regret putting Dunkirk so low. Thoughts?

[@errwhattheflip]

Personally, I think Interstellar should be way lower down, but overall good list

[@GexaConcepts]

@@errwhattheflip interstellar is a masterpiece. Not for everyone tho so I get that

[@errwhattheflip]

@@GexaConcepts Let me clarify. It's a visual masterpiece, but the writing isn't nearly good enough to be called a masterpiece imo. Nolan has made true masterpieces, but I don't think Interstellar is one of them

[@GexaConcepts]

@@errwhattheflip the writing is the definition of a masterpiece. Like I said not everyone gets it. It’s okay

[@errwhattheflip]

@@GexaConcepts No, not really. And writing off what I said as "not everyone gets it" is extremely pretentious. I don't think the writing is bad, but saying that it's a masterpiece because of that is just completely ignorant. People, at this point, are well-aware of the infamous "love transcends space and time" sequence which is one of the worst pieces of dialogue I've ever seen in a Nolan movie. And that's not even the only example of it. Yes, the film is emotional and powerful, but it isn't a masterpiece. But hey, to each and their own. I understand why people love this film. I love this film, but I won't conform my beliefs of the film just because everyone else has a certain opinion. I have a higher standard for what I consider a masterpiece in storytelling, and Interstellar is miles below that standard

[@adveniasabiana3803]

All of his movies is amazing. I can't choose it, every Nolan's movies always make a different story and I always waiting Nolan next movies. His collaboration with Hans Zimmer also amazing. Hope Tenet will bring amazing experiences again.

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

Hans Zimmer isn't doing Tenet. It's Ludwig Goransson (Creed, Black Panther).

[@adveniasabiana3803]

@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat wow hope nolan will have collaboration again with zimmer

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

@@adveniasabiana3803 Zimmer couldn't do Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" because he's working on the epic "Dune" adaptation for director Denis Villeneuve (Blade Runner 2049). I like Luwig Goransson, but if I were Nolan and couldn't get Zimmer, I would have tried for Clint Mansell (The Fountain, Moon, Noah, Requiem For A Dream).

[@adveniasabiana3803]

@@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat thank's for your information. Btw I'm waiting for Dune cause Timothee Chalamet but when I know this, I feel so excited!

[@27aritrasinhaxb63]

Yeah but I kind of was little disappointing by Tenet

[@josephgavrilides8383]

FINALLY! A Nolan list where Memento and The Prestige get their do!

[@filmaidan6490]

Loving that The Prestige is getting praise for its brilliance

[@MakersLog]

I’d have to say that Dunkirk tops my list, there’s just something so captivating about the way tension is built throughout the whole movie that resonates with me. Great video as always!

[@StudioBinder]

We're glad you liked it! Do you think it would have been as good without Hans Zimmer's score?

[@manojv.p7614]

@@StudioBinder Exactly!!!

[@dannert]

The Dark Knight Rises is underrated

[@StudioBinder]

Why do you say that?

[@dannert]

@@StudioBinder I really enjoyed the part with Robin actually and I actually do love the ending and also Bane is Amazing. Nolan is amazing at Villians.

[@amanms1999]

@@dannert I agree. It had some plot holes and some of the fight scenes were poorly choreographed. But overall I thought it was pretty great

[@FabledGentleman]

It's overrated.

[@bradenhogan2]

I think it is underrated, too. It is an epic and dramatic conclusion to two of his most famous works. They had the daunting and unenviable task of picking back up from the legendary Dark Knight. Once again, he makes the bold decision to remove the cape and cowl for a large portion of the film and force us to watch Gotham descending into madness and going on this spiritual journey with Bruce, which leads him and us full circle back to Begins with the “why do we fall” moment. It’s got complex social and political themes while also being a personal story about getting back up again and I think it’s a real shame people just dismiss it as being not as good as TDK. And if we’re talking on a purely technical perspective, you’ve got one of his biggest set pieces in the plane hijacking, the gigantic fight scene full of extras that aren’t CGI or anything, it brings even more light to the movie, making the trilogy a nice work of visual storytelling with Gotham literally getting brighter and more hopeful despite everything Gothamites have suffered through. Cast is top notch as always as is the score. That ending shot with Blake rising up as the dark knight. Good stuff.

[@Abcdddd2023]

Nolan is not a director: "He's a silent guardian of Hollywood, a watchful artist"

[@JasonSaikaly4]

1-dark knight 2-inception 3-memento 4-the prestige 5-interstiller 6-insomia 7-the dark knight 8-dunkirk 9-batman begins 10-following

[@rockycreed6881]

You're right THE DARK KNIGHT is the best Christopher Nolan movie. Because it has the best acting of all time (R.I.P. Heath Ledger)

[@StudioBinder]

@@rockycreed6881 The Dark Knight Rises is arguably one of Christopher Nolan's best film due to Heath Ledger's incredible performance. But don't you think The Prestige should be higher on your list?

[@eaeaeaeaeaeae4907]

@@StudioBinder its already 4th, a good list in my opinion. You put inception in 7th place, i didnt watch the rest of the video after that :)

[@julllydean7688]

Interstellar is one of my favorites Films Ever This Film has such a great atmosphere great acteurs and a great message

[@michtoddprieto]

Stopped watching when inception was at 7. Bad list

[@brenobonfim5749]

Agree, shoul've been 9 or 10.

[@FabledGentleman]

@@brenobonfim5749 shots fired lol :D

[@adrenalinexs9014]

Lol briono haha

[@GexaConcepts]

Agreed. Horrible list. Dark Knight and interstellar too low.

[@mysticalmaniac2]

Breno Bonfim no ..it’s one of his best movies

[@karthik7966]

My List 1.The Dark Knight 2.Inception 3.Interstellar 4.The Prestige 5.Memento , The Dark Knight Rises 7.Batman Begins 8.Dunkirk 9.Following 10.Tenet 11.Insomnia

[@dannert]

1. Inception 2- Dark Knight 3. Interstellar 4. Dark Knight Rises 5. Dunkirk the one ive seen

[@StudioBinder]

Great list, but hopefully we've changed your mind in checking out The Prestige -- it was totally under the radar when it came out, but it's seriously the best Christopher Nolan movie (in our opinion). Also, there's a huge cameo in the film (no spoilers!)

[@dannert]

@@StudioBinder Next movie I am watching.

[@brenobonfim5749]

Congratulations, you sir have an hell of a bad taste.

[@AnkitBansal016]

No thoughts were given to the way the movie makes you feel, the journey they take you through. I think 9/10 Nolan fans wouldn't agree with these ratings.

[@ManOfCinema-]

That's exactly what I was thinking!

[@originaozz]

It's hard to ranked Nolan films (cause they're all great & aspiring), but my top 3 would be The Dark Knight, The Prestige, & Inception. Inception might have lots of plot holes, but no other films have impact me this much. His vision make me feel the magic of films and truly inspired to work in the business!

[@StudioBinder]

Why do you like The Dark Knight over The Prestige?

[@originaozz]

This list is very subjective (as I've based it on how many times I rewatched each one of them), but The Dark Knight is a Nolan film with the most iconic scenes & quotes. The power struggle between The Joker & Batman is amazing (just like in The Prestige), but one of them is a hero who try with all his will not to break his own rule and become what he's fighting against. To me that's inspiring.

[@errwhattheflip]

@@StudioBinder I think most people like it because of Ledger's phenomenal performance and obviously the philosphies and symbolism brought into the film with mentions of morality and the duality between order and chaos being implemented into the script. When you compare that to The Prestige, it doesn't appear quite as deep, even though it really is. I am one of the people who prefer The Prestige over the rest of Nolan's movies, even though Dunkirk and Memento are close follow-ups

[@lifehack472]

8. Insomnia 7. Batman Begins 6. The Prestige 5. The Dark Knight Rises 4. Memento 3. Inception 2. Interstellar 1. The Dark Knight ?. Tenet

[@DevilSVessel]

Tenet should sit on the lap of someone already sitting in the list of 10....good film

[@ashutoshyadav3897]

10 - Insomnia 9- Following 8- Batman Begins 7 - Dunkirk 6 - The Dark Knight Rises 5 - Interstellar 4 - Prestige 3 - Memento 2 - The Dark Knight 1 - Inception We will agree to disagree. Btw my list is superior.

[@bigguy7537]

For the most part I agree but Dunkirk has to be higher up no questions asked. At least no.4

[@frpsty189]

I agree, but memento is lower rank for me

[@menasir2817]

This is a beautiful analysis of Nolan's, the man who inspired me to love movies. Thank you studio binder.

[@StudioBinder]

You're welcome -- glad you enjoyed it! What are your favorite Christopher Nolan movies?

[@richiroy4855]

Interstellar should be ranked a little higher it was amazing

[@nicholas4727]

1. Dark Knight 2. Inception 3. Interstellar 4. Dunkirk 5. Insomnia 6. Batman begins 7. Memento 8. The presige 9. Dark knight rises 10. The following

[@arnabdas4322]

I agree with your ranking more.

[@alone_creator]

My ranking: 1. Batman Begins 10-10 2. Interstellar 10-10 3. The Dark Knight 10-10 4. Inseption 10-10 5. The Prestige 10-10 6. The Dark Knight Rises 10-10 7. Dunkirk 9-10 8. Memento 9-10 9. Following 9-10 10. Insomnia 9-10

[@candidopeito5577]

10 - Following 9 - Insomnia 8 - Memento 7 - The Dark Knight Rises 6 - Batman Begins 5 - The Dark Knight 4 - Dunkirk 3 - The Prestige 2 - Inception 1 - Interstellar

[@h.b.smith_writer]

Good ranking!

[@oobrocks]

The best thing about this channel: usually only 1utube ad. It's also nice as it entertains until the last second

[@kundumehul]

But as per me I really love *Dunkrik* . Because the story is not about just one person but a whole situation. No one is important but still every single man serve the urge of the story. Cross cutting form ground to the sea to the sky, and continuing this method in the whole film sets a rhythm. And the colours, ohh, just mind blowing. I think this is one of the best film with richest colour grading, I just love this color grading. Suspense of the story lineup is also great.

[@StudioBinder]

The color grading, cinematography, suspense, etc. was next level in Dunkirk. But story-wise, how do you think Dunkirk compares to The Prestige?

[@kundumehul]

@@StudioBinder There's no conflict about the story. "The prestige" by far have the best story and same old Nolan style, non linear story telling with lots of suspense and flash back and flash forward back and forth. No doubt it's a great story. But I really don't like the color grading at all, because it's too normal nothing to strike my mind or set an example. The only shot I liked in the whole film is funeral of Julie. And by the way there is a thing in literature, or a concept that you start a piece with subjecting one man or a one particular person but as you grow in the story you end it up with infinity, an open ending which leaves space for viewers to think. And that's a great piece. But at the end of the prestige Nolan explains too much, explaining everything isn't required at all. In that way you are not providing the opportunity to the audience to rethink about your story and discovering the ends themselves. And if you don't do that the story doesn't last in their mind for a long time, it will fade away. Because we always remember what we have done actively. (Before the story ended I had already figured out that Robert has been killing his own clones)

[@JackWilliams3]

The Prestige is my favourite film of all time. Glad to see it getting the recognition it deserves.

[@jonathanhape]

For real! :)

[@marvelfoxmorty5057]

One of the most creative Channel on KZbin analysing top 10 of the movies by one of the most creative Director of all time, this shows how fantastic the video is . Thanks StudioBinder, in every episodes you explained, it always has a great points. 👍👍👍Well Done.

[@StudioBinder]

Thanks for watching (and subscribing)! What does your list look like?

[@marvelfoxmorty5057]

@@StudioBinder just remarkable

[@sravankiran2685]

10)following 9) insomnia 8) prestige 7) Batman begins 6) dunkirk 5) dark knight rises 4) memento 3)the dark knight 2) interstellar 1) inception

[@cinesheikh]

Haven't watched the video yet but The Prestige is Nolan's most intricately crafted film and the most complex non-linear film that exists.

[@berneraccount4668]

Mulholland drive

[@priyamanoj2164]

What about memento ?

[@fantasma1221]

Preach!

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

No

[@RekzaFS]

The most complex non-linear film that exists. Lmao good one

[@FirstnameLastname-ej3ct]

I was disappointed with the ranks of Interstellar and Inception, but then I just realized Prestige is on the top 😄 btw its my most favorite movie

[@vb2388]

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

[@dhanushramravichandran630]

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

[@vivjos1262]

This video is itself looking like a cross-cut of Nolan, here it's in the swap of rankings!

[@ash05]

This is my list- 10. Following 9. The Dark Knight Rises 8. Insomnia 7. Batman Begins 6. Dunkirk 5. Memento 4. The Prestige 3. Inception 2. Interstellar 1. The Dark Knight

[@TGM_Productions]

The Dark Knight will always be my favourite Film.

[@LelekPLN]

1. The Dark Knight 10/10 (it's a perfect crime movie with complex human interactions and philosophies at stake, great blocking, staging in small scenes as well as the action sequences, phenomenal ending, best performance in Nolan's movies by Heath Ledger) 2. Interstellar 10/10 (the dialogue to explain these complex ideas was necessary, as evident by people still not getting some of the core ideas behind the film. It's masterful filmmaking, starting with cinematography and going into amazing score and performances) 3. Memento 9/10 (a true puzzle of a movie with a fantastic and original idea on how to tell a story. It's amazing how it all fits at the end) 4. The Dark Knight Rises 9/10 (there aren't any serious plot holes in the film contrary to popular believe, and it has some of the best cinematography in Nolan films and its the most effective emotionally film in his career with Bale being the best he has been in the role and Bane being a more than solid substitute for Joker. Great Hollywood epic and romance disguised as a superhero movie) 5. The Prestige 9/10 (tremendous parallel between filmmaking and illusion) 6. Batman Begins 9/10 (the best origin story ever) 7. Inception 8/10 (I'll agree with too much exposition, unfortunately basically every dialogue in the film is exposition, great meta commentary on filmmaking and his most spectacular sequences) 8. Insomnia 7/10 (it's a solid thriller but never stands out from its competition... the characters are not as interesting) 9. Dunkirk 6/10 (technically it's good and probably Nolan's most unorthodox movie but the action and not character driven storyline becomes boring really shortly and even though it's Nolan's shortest film, it feels like the longest. Emotionally it's completely void and completely not suspenseful becomes of a lack of attachment to anyone. Interesting idea but a failed attempt) 10. Following 6/10 (technically its rubbish but the story holds up)

[@h.b.smith_writer]

Great ranking!

[@errwhattheflip]

Hard disagree for Interstellar. Yes, I agree that the exposition was mostly necessary, but there are numerous sequences where the dialogue is just sloppily put together. And the sad part is that it happens more times than not. Inception is a better example of good exposition. It's only used when needed and always has an internal function for being there. Apart from that, the dialogue is overall a lot better, and while the film has issues it's still great. My own personal ranking: 1. The Prestige (10/10) 2. Dunkirk (10/10) 3. The Dark Knight (10/10) 4. Memento (9-10/10) 5. Inception (8.5 - 9/10) 6. Batman Begins (8.5/10) 7. Interstellar (8-8.5/10) 8. The Dark Knight Rises (8/10) 9. Insomnia (7.5/10) 10. Following (7/10) 11. Tenet (6.5/10)

[@simonesavio5511]

I agree almost on everything, but Interstellar at the 8th place can't be seen. Anyway I'd like to more top 10 like this, maybe the next about Tarantino or Scorsese

[@1992WLK]

Tarantino only has 9 films though XD. And one isn't quite yet in theaters.

[@akpexplorer7940]

Interstellar is one of the best of all time... A science fiction which reflects humanity and makes you cry... A film which has redefined the meaning of true Love....

[@nandhabalamurugan511]

Came out of the Video, When Inception was listed at 7th position 😞😞

[@StudioBinder]

Why do you think Inception should have ranked higher?

[@spideymoin8146]

@@StudioBinder Best concept Nolan presented till date, top notch cinematography among all Nolan films, chilling action moments, beautiful composing.

[@stonedfinn3649]

@@StudioBinder I think the idea of ,,exploring'' dreams and killing the own wife...., is fenomenal, its something you have never seen before ( maybe Matrix but still different)

[@anishmall7853]

@@StudioBinder Inception like the plot is all about the idea...I want to see some other filmmaker come with such an idea for a movie

[@edits2846]

According to me: 1.The Dark Knight 2.Interstellar 3.Inception 4.The Prestige 5.Batman Begins 6.Memento 7.Dunkirk 8.The Dark Knight Rises 9.Insomnia 10.Following

[@perealemany4856]

1-Interestellar 2-Dunkirk 3- Inception 4-The Prestige 5- Insomnia

[@StudioBinder]

Why did you rank Interstellar above The Prestige?

[@vikr13nt]

@@StudioBinder Love TARS, Love.

[@perealemany4856]

@@StudioBinder The plot was amazing and its a diferent type of film from Nolan. All he's films are very good but only when i watched interestellar, i got choked with the film. Absolutely amazing

[@Max-ki8gq]

@@perealemany4856 totally agree- I love the theoretical and astrophysics behind it

[@donfharis2582]

Did you not like The Dark Knight?

[@mollywoodshots6503]

Hats off For Putting Memento, Prestige & Dunkirk Higher Than Other Usual Lists Do. Those Films Are What Class Means🙏

[@tiago3200]

1-Memento 2-Dunkirk 3-Prestige 4-Dark Knight 5-Inception 6-Batman Begins 7-Dark Knight Rises 8-Interstellar Those are the ones i ve watched

[@film_bites]

1 - Memento 2 - The Prestige 3 - Inception 4 - The Dark Knight 5 - Batman Begins 6 - Interstellar 7 - Dunkirk 8 - The Dark Knight Rises 9 - Following 10 - Insomnia

[@feedingfiction]

Should rename it “top 10 Nolan films ranked by a guy that hates Nolan films”.

[@kashsauce]

Literally had the same thought when he calls TDKR “compromised” and that Interstellar “explains too much” and that Inception has a hard time with its own rules... like huh?

[@utkarshpandey6424]

@@kashsauce pretty easy to see the problems

[@gabrielbalog268]

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

[@StudioBinder]

Nicely done! Is the Dark Knight your favorite Nolan film?

[@gabrielbalog268]

@@StudioBinder It's tough, my favorite Nolan films have always been The Dark Knight and Interstellar, but they are both so good, and Hans Zimmer's soundtracks elevate both films drastically, so I can't choose.

[@VistasdelMar2008]

Interstellar is one of my favourite all time films, and top sci fi for sure. But as much as I loved it, I agree that The Prestige is a better film. The emotional ending of Interstellar isn't enough for me to put it above Prestige. As soon as I saw the Prestige I downloaded the ebook and read it in two days avoiding everything around me. It contains even more material than the film. It worked on so many levels and left me with wanting more. Interstellar was like a great meal, satisfying, indeed. But Prestige is a medley of perfection, and the story remained tight woven around a couple of characters, unlike Interstellar that is a massive three act construction with less interesting issues connecting them.

[@alvifadhollah]

Worst to best: 10. Following 9. The Prestige 8. Insomnia 7. The Dark Knight Rises 6. Dunkirk 5. Interstellar 4. Batman Begins 3. Inception 2. Memento 1. The Dark Knight (which is my favorite movie of all time) Thanks for the video, btw

[@genericusername566]

I LOVE The Dark Knight Rises! It's not my favorite of his films but I think it's SUPER underrated!

[@Drewzizui]

I like that Nolan never wastes an idea, he comes up with a fantastic idea for a movie and Executes it perfectly

[@JoJo-lj6kk]

I’ve always saw inception as what it was on the surface. Dom is given a job to incept someone’s mind, and make them have an original thought; he has to recruit a team. Then years later I went back, and realized the job was actually them incepting Dom. The job was to trick Dom to returning to reality. And the people who he “recruited” were all apart of the plan. They were all hired by Dom’s dad.

[@elicrawford4760]

duh

[@ashisht5588]

Have seen all Nolan movies. I'll give the no:1 spot to Memento.

[@ec2423]

🌟🌟I THINK THAT MEMENTO IS THE BEST. GOOD VIDEO. 👌👍

[@nihalgosala6145]

Prestige is still no.1 for me But I would put Inception on no.3 and Dark knight on no.2,memento on no.4 and Interstellar on no.5 And the I don't care how you put them.

[@iamprasannanaik]

11.insomnia 10.tenet 9.dunkirk 8.following 7.tdkr 6.atmanbegins 5.inception 4.interstellar 3.prestige 2.dark knight 1.memento

[@orderplus1]

Nolan's movies ranked : The Dark knight The prestige Inception Memento The Dark knight rises Interstellar Batman begins Dunkirk Insomnia

[@stevenmarkfranz]

My ranking of Christopher Nolan's movies. 1. Interstellar 2. The Dark Knight 3. Inception 4. Memento 5. Batman Begins 6. Dunkirk 7. The Prestige 8. The Dark Knight Rises 9. Insomnia 10. Following Honsetly it was very tough to choose my favorite Nolan movie. The man hasn't made one bad movie yet and it seems he keeps getting better with what he does next. Inception and Interstellar are both amazing movies. Both are the best Sci-Fi movies of the century in my opinion. But I go with Interstellar because it's Nolan's most ambitious project to date in my opinion. Secondly the emotional connect between father and daughter feels so real, its gripping, from start to finish, it always brings tears in my eyes and the overall message in the movie needs to be taken seriously. I just love the science, acting, cinematography and ofcourse Nolan's directing. It's all so amazing. And it's also Nolan's most personal film as well.

[@StudioBinder]

You definitely can't go wrong with a list like this. How excited are you about his next film 'Tenet'?

[@stevenmarkfranz]

@@StudioBinder I am super excited! what I've heard about the movie's concept so far is very intriguing. It's again going to be epic, a large scale action movie with a message that will resonate with us humans, like his previous movies. Nolan will once again make us all think. It's an original film and really can't wait for more news. I keep checking Google if there's any update about the movie 😂 I'm a pure Nolan fan boy 😊

[@adityamanivannan6067]

I just loved Wally Pfister's cinematography in the interrogation scene in 'The Dark Knight'. The way the camera moves, the direction it moves, the angle at which it's placed say so much about the conflict between the characters, their constantly varying state of power, their moralities and so much more. Easily one of the best examples of VISUAL storytelling, and showing us that the camera can say as much about the story as the screenplay.

[@shashwatagarwal14]

1. Prestige- A dark script, strong subtext(screenplay) and perfectly underplayed characters and dialogues(CnD) 2. Memento -Best screenplay ever. 3. Dark Knight -A very strong script with amazing CnD. Best DC movie ever. (Logan for Marvel :P) 4. Inception-Refreshing Story(Themewise) with a well balanced cinematography. Could have done more in the final scenes . 5. Dunkirk -Perfect blend of cinematography and soundtrack 6. Interstellar - Great take on time travel(cinematography and science), but lacked depth. Couldn't connect much. 7. Batman Begins- Didn't like the climax scenes 8.Dark Knight Rises- Felt out of place. 9.Insomnia 10.Following

[@StudioBinder]

Excellent breakdown! :-)

[@jayv8068]

CnD?

[@riju9647]

Please watch interstellar again and understand it properly😂😂😂

[@seminalzing6358]

@@riju9647 dude who do you think you are?

[@riju9647]

@@seminalzing6358 tera baap

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

01. Memento 02. Inception 03. Batman Begins 04. The Dark Knight 05. Interstellar 06. The Prestige 07. Dunkirk 08. Insomnia 09. The Dark Knight Rises 10. Following

[@adamhendrickson512]

01. Interstellar 02. Inception 03. The Dark Knight 04. The Dark Knight Rises 05. Batman Begins 06. Dunkirk 07. The Prestige 08. Memento 09. Insomnia 10. Following My fav Nolan films in order...

[@rayk.3898]

Finally, someone also thinks that The Prestige is the best

[@RC-tp6sx]

10. Following 9. Rises 8. Insomnia 7.begins 6.interstellar 5. Dunkirk 4prestige 3memento 2inception 1dark knight Real list

[@kdreamscosmos4279]

1 tdk 2 inception 3 interstellar 4 prestige 5 batman begins 3.5 memento

[@carmelhirsh1829]

Nope...

[@cloudvoid0]

1. Inception 2. The Dark Knight 3. Dunkirk 4. Memento 5. The Dark Knight Rises 6. Batman Begins 7. The Prestige 8. Interstellar (Haven’t watched Following, Insomnia or Tenet yet)

[@stm.natural_selection]

The Prestige is one of the best movies ever. I mean Bowie plays Tesla. Come awnnnn

[@kojoachibald974]

In my opinion 1.)interstellar 2.)inception 3.)the dark knight 4.)memento 5.)prestige 6.)the dark knight rises 7.)dunkirk 8.)batman begins I feel bad seeing dunkirk at number 7 but its because those above are such masterpieces Didnt watch insomnia jet

[@StudioBinder]

What about Interstellar makes it your #1?

[@kojoachibald974]

@@StudioBinder interstellar is probably my favorite movie overall

[@mrsilveri]

I still choose to believe that Bruce Wayne died in The Dark Knight Rises and Alfred was just having a vision of Bruce and Selena Kyle in Italy. Granted, it's been confirmed he lived by both Caine & Bale but it just seems like a better & perhaps more tragic film for me personally to view it this way.

[@spencermalley10]

Goes completely against Bruces character arc to actually have him die.

[@1992WLK]

Thank you!! We never see him eject but we do get implied information that he was in the cockpit with seconds to spare. And people wanna tell me that for the FIRST time in the trilogy Nolan cuts between two points in time? Aside from very clear cut flashbacks which don't manipulate the viewer into falsely understanding the order of events.

[@1992WLK]

@@spencermalley10 Catwoman: You've given these people everything. Batman: Not everything.

[@spencermalley10]

@@1992WLK Again, his character arc is finding the will to live and moving beyond the desire to die for Gotham. To have him die negates his arc. Its that simple.

[@h.b.smith_writer]

Agreed.

[@Ads_Snaps]

Interstellar at #8 and Inception at #7 is something else...

[@drewsmith4452]

Had to stop watching at The Prestige because I haven't seen it yet. I'll watch it soon!

[@AntonioHernandez-li7kv]

this top is amazing, i love how you explain things; great video. One of the best top 10 i have ever seen, kudos to you 😉👍

[@halhowemadethat9982]

This is BS. 10. FOLLOWING 9. INSOMNIA 8. DUNKIRK 7. INTERSTELLAR 6. THE DARK KNIGHT 5. THE DARK KNIGHT RISES 4. MEMENTO 3. THE PRESTIGE 2. BATMAN BEGINS 1. INCEPTION