Through the Eyes of Christopher Nolan

[@webf]

It isn't hard to see a true genius here. Nolan is undoubtedly the greatest director of the 21st Century.

[@amnesisfilms]

This is nothing less than incredible. Way to pay tribute to one of the most intellectual minds of cinematic history. Christopher Nolan is a legend who's ideas will live on forever...

[@SilverDogProductions]

he is the greatest director.

[@_RizkyGumilar_]

Chris Nolan is indeed a rare gift to the cinema history what a GENIUS

[@JKevolution]

what a great mind...nolan is awesome!

[@ThisisFerrariKhan]

Dude this was great. I wish all fans were as appreciative as you.

[@EarthrealmAssassin]

It's not about views. It's about sending a message. Chris is an absolute genius.

[@bryanosb]

In Nolan, we trust!

[@NeoConnor1]

Great tribute! Added to my favorites right afted I finished it. Glad you included Following. Most Nolan tributes leave that film out,most likely due to the fact most haven't seen it. It is on this site,for those wondering. Awesome tribute to a awesome filmmaker.Will be on the lookout for future videos from you.

[@TheLeoORourke]

Oh and thank you for uploading this on my birthday last year.

[@ddman31]

You can just see so many similarities between his films, the themes, the action. I feel like its all connected somehow.

[@tugatrix]

The key to nolan film making style is The Prestige, is the more personal to nolan and is clear that he build is movies as a 3 act magic trick, which is genius, love it.

[@NickKinder]

@runekey You always support me and I thank you for that. :D I had trouble with the Following clips, I uploaded it many times and they somehow became stretched.

[@Miakanstrup]

This is ... so great!

[@runekey]

Hey man. Fantastic editing work as always. Only problem I saw was the clips from Following looked stretched. You continue to be the most underrated KZbinr on my subscription list.

[@NickKinder]

@BatmanDCKnight No, I used different songs, but two of them are Hans Zimmer and from two of Nolan's films. Bank Robbery Prologue-Hans Zimmer (Dark Knight) The Poet Acts-Philip Glass Kettering-The Antlers Dream is Collapsing-Hans Zimmer (Inception) Evey Reborn-Dario Marianelli

[@tiberiius]

there are too many good things happening in this video, so i'll just summarize, it captivates.

[@JesusL64]

I consider Christopher Nolan as the new Alfred Hitchcock

[@xionxguy]

top notch...keep up the gr8 work man!

[@luke_taylor92]

1:41 nailed it :D

[@justanotherfrog]

wow, great job with this! I think Nolan would be proud :-)

[@shelbye.9956]

Why can't I view this on my mobile app?

[@Tsuave30]

Brilliant work

[@1AussieInJapan]

Yes, another great vid from you! :-)

[@Vameon]

Great editing, perfect.

[@MrBbCx]

Why hasn't this got more views?!

[@Superkirkby]

amazing editing job, what program did you use?

[@jculver1674]

Nolan's films are (a) smart, (b) but still deliver solid thrills and action, (c) while using very little CGI. Thus they are complex but never dull, and always feel grounded and realistic. Why can't other directors follow this formula?

[@TheLeoORourke]

Nolan doesn't make movies, he makes experiences

[@DarioCassanoFVC]

I love this video!!!

[@_thomaswaldron]

@cr33pyGamer I'm not cutting him down at all, but not EVERYTHING he does is his own. Memento was adapted from his brother's story, Insomnia was an adaptation, as is the Batman films. Inception is his most creatively controlled film. And not EVERYTHING from the Man who falls is in Begins, but the basic story structure is just the same. As is the entire first act of the novel, the foundational themes of the film were layed out in the novel. So on that premise, it is entirely taken from that.

[@TheLeoORourke]

You have good taste in music my fellow film friend.

[@Patriots571994]

i wouldnt call nolan a god but to have only made 7 going on 8 films and be considered one of the best directors by many is a god like acomplishment

[@patriot121317]

damn that was epic!!

[@ImNotThere93]

Hey the last song you used is in also in the 2nd trailer for Interstellar. :)

[@ricky93100]

And this was released in 2011. So weird lol

[@AndresGarciaMovies]

He fucking predicted the trailer soundtrack... WOW

[@Royalsman13]

Another solid film Nick. What about Doodlebug though and love the ending with the joker.

[@marus815]

Holly shit this is amazing!!!

[@NickKinder]

@Royalsman13 Doodlebug did not fit with the fast paced stuff, I wanted to add since it's one of his first short films, but it just didn't work. And yeah, I liked the Joker ending too. :)

[@_thomaswaldron]

@cr33pyGamer He took the ideas & story elements from Man Who Falls & Year One and formed them into Batman Begins. Whatever YOU think the film was about, came directly from both those comic series which DC supplied to Charles Roven (producer) for pre-production. Bear in mind, I originally replyied to a comment that said "he takes concepts like 'why do we fall' small defining moments in our lives and puts it on screen". Yes he did, by borrowing from the source material. Does this make him a god?

[@8urgz]

Lmfao @ Jackman 'That was the best magic trick I've ever seen' after the jokers little pencil stunt, haha Gotta love Nolan!, can't wait for the next batman, complete faith in him! Prestige gotta be my favourite, but they're all awesomely awesome. well, I didn't think THAT much to Insomnia, but that's by Nolans standards, if it wasn't directed by him I'd probably rate it as awesome. I'm aware he didn't write it however, or have full directing powers, maybe that's why!

[@footballihs23]

YES

[@reptongeek]

Well done this is a fabulous montage. The scene transitions and the editing are superb

[@CrazyEnderkid]

Yo

[@roflwoflofl]

Nick, have you ever thought about that the first interstellar trailer used every reborn and you used it too in this nolan tribute?? You might have given them the idea!

[@gamerchris53]

You should make a new one and add interstellar :D

[@NickKinder]

@BoxFullOfFun I can't get a partnership since I use things from other sources :(

[@Patriots571994]

@NkMcdonalds i agree with you hes my favorite director right now i was just sayin that even though hes my favorite person that makes movies doesnt mean you can compare him to the creator of life lol but i do think hes the greatest director of the 2000's

[@_thomaswaldron]

@cr33pyGamer Yes you do need to go into why he is an amazing director. I don't know shit about anything, PLEASE can you explain to me, I just want to know stuff about his films and I heard he was the modern genius of cinema because he put a dream in my dream whilst I dream and made the greatest film ever made. You clearly know more than me about this, this MASTER of the ARTS. Thing is, how does he do it!?

[@lococoyote1992]

@NkMcdonalds Nolan is not just telling a story, there are so many hidden meaning behind his films and lessons that it's amazing he isn't held in more god like standards. This man and the movies he makes, are what movies are all about. This is how movies should be. Make the viewer think. Make the viewer believe.

[@_thomaswaldron]

@BatmanDCKnight You do realise 'Why do we fall' comes from The Man Who Falls graphic novel, Batman Begins is in fact entirely taken from that novel. Where's your god now?

[@Patriots571994]

@JohnnyBRad haha i like how ppl think im hating on nolan lmao hes my favorite director! i agree hes one of the best ive seen all his films all of them = awesomeness i just said i wouldnt call him god as in the creator of all things but he is the king of directing at the moment and will probally wear the crown till he his career ends

[@_thomaswaldron]

@cr33pyGamer But it is entirely taken from that, and Year One. Did I ruin the deluded experience of thinking Christopher Nolan is God-incarnate? Look, i'm actually a big fan of his films, but I am sick of the fanboy perception of 'In Nolan we trust', when all of his films have relied heavily on creative collaberation, i'm not sure some people understand what it is exactly he does in his films sometimes. Btw, have you read The Man Who Falls? You'd be surprised how much material is lifted from it.

[@Oleskii]

0:46 what is the movie?

[@AndresGarciaMovies]

4 years too late but anyways, Batman Begins

[@ddman31]

Batman Begins

[@BagsofRice]

That's strange because many of his films are hard to fit in three act structure.

[@DocAlexandrite]

You should do one about Tim Burton.

[@shreekhar78]

It is not eames who likes to blow things up, it is nolan.

[@_thomaswaldron]

@BatmanDCKnight In Nolan we trust, right? >_>...

[@9thbigfoot]

I watched all movies from Nolan except Following and I liked all of them! I guess Following won't dissapoint. So great tribute to a great artist! I made a tribute to Inception. Check it out!

[@FridaysEntertainment]

McDonalds Mishpas...Summer 2011

[@fitzpatt9112]

Umm I seriously recommend giving a SPOILER alert next time buddy

[@xtremegt2]

Weird pace, not as smooth as the other ones.

[@HankJennings]

The ignorant comments are sickening. Nolan is NOT a God. He's hardly anything special. His films are NOT deep or intellectually thought provoking. He's no where near as good as directors like Bergman, Kurosawa, Kubrick, Ford, Dreyer, Welles, Tati, Scorsese, Lynch, Clouzot, Fellini etc. Bergman wipes the floor with Nolan in regards to intelligent cinema. If Nolan is your favorite, fine, but don't go around saying he's some sort of true visonary.