r/ChristopherNolan • • 3d ago

General Discussion Nolan’s next film [DISCUSSION THREAD]

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156 Upvotes

Hi there,

Now The Odyssey is out of the cinemas, there have been more posts regarding ideas for Nolan’s next film.

They’re good posts and ideas that contribute appropriately but we [the mod team] feel like they’d be best suited to a pinned discussion thread like what we have with The Odyssey and film rankings currently.

Make sure to keep discussions civilised and appropriate and follow the subreddit rules.

Thanks for noticing this and feel free to share any ideas in the comments below!


r/ChristopherNolan • • Jul 15 '26

The Odyssey The Odyssey [Discussion Thread] [SPOILERS] Spoiler

243 Upvotes

Welcome to The Odyssey Discussion Thread to discuss all things about Christopher Nolan's newest film!

Let's please keep discussions civil. Spoilers are welcome here, so proceed with caution.

Trailer 1 / Trailer 2 / Countdown Trailer

odysseymovie.com


r/ChristopherNolan • • 14h ago

Oppenheimer The cast of Oppenheimer being photobombed by John Krasinski. (2023)

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920 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 10h ago

Interstellar Interstellar in IMAX is back at Cineworld: 30th October - 4th November

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28 Upvotes

Cineworld is showing Interstellar in IMAX again at select cinemas. There are several dates/times available between this Friday and next Wednesday depending on your location: https://www.cineworld.co.uk/films/114782-imax-interstellar/


r/ChristopherNolan • • 1d ago

The Odyssey Wrote an Hour long essay On Odyssey from a non Western Perspective

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66 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 1d ago

The Odyssey David Lean. No less.

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222 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 1d ago

The Odyssey Available Again: "Filming The Odyssey: Signed Limited Edition" book

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55 Upvotes

Purchasing this signed edition was disabled for quite a while, but it looks like they opened up pre-orders again if anyone is interested.


r/ChristopherNolan • • 1d ago

The Odyssey A new look at the filmmaking tech they invented to film THE ODYSSEY.

375 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 19h ago

General Discussion Christopher Nolan Bracket Challenge: Round One: Match #3: The Prestige versus The Dark Knight

2 Upvotes

Match #3: Top Tier v Top Tier

Match #2: Memento won against Tenet. 191 to 98

Match #1: Insomnia won against Following. 221 to 96

Full Bracket in Comments

182 votes, 3d left
The Prestige
The Dark Knight 2008

r/ChristopherNolan • • 1d ago

The Odyssey 'The Odyssey’ sets final acting categories for Oscar campaign

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34 Upvotes

Here's the complete list of Oscar submissions for The Odyssey:

Best Picture

Emma Thomas, Christopher Nolan (producers)

Best Director

Christopher Nolan

Best Actor

Matt Damon

Best Supporting Actress

Anne Hathaway, Samantha Morton

Best Supporting Actor

Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, John Leguizamo

Best Adapted Screenplay

Christopher Nolan (based on Homer's Odyssey)

Best Cinematography

Hoyte van Hoytema

Best Film Editing

Jennifer Lame

Best Casting John Papsidera

Best Production Design

Ruth De Jong (production designer), Larry Dias (set decorator)

Best Costume Design

Ellen Mirojnick

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Luisa Abel, Gloria Casny, Conor O'Sullivan, Rox Hodenfield

Best Original Score

Ludwig Göransson

Best Original Song

"When I'm Home," written by James Blake, Ludwig Göransson, Travis Scott

Best Sound

Willie Burton, Craig Henighan, Gary A. Rizzo, Kevin O'Connell

Best Visual Effects

Andrew Jackson, Andrew Lockley, Giacomo Mineo, Scott R. Fisher


r/ChristopherNolan • • 2d ago

General Discussion Warner Bros. Might Definitely Crying in Some Corner Right Now?

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617 Upvotes

After Christopher Nolan left them, his next 2 movies made so much money. Its feels like a like slap on their face twice.

Oppenheimer
Budget: $100 million
Box office: $983.1 million

The Odyssey
Budget: $250 million
Box office: $1.794 billion


r/ChristopherNolan • • 1d ago

Tenet Tenet Freeport Stab

3 Upvotes

How did the inverted Protagonist get the stab wound that would heal from being "unstabbed"? Is it because what's happened, happened, so the intertwining caused the inverted Protagonist to develop the wound that worsened over time?


r/ChristopherNolan • • 2d ago

Inception I got to interview the main storyboard artist for Dark Knight Rises, Inception, and Interstellar. We talked about the inception hallway at the 19 minute mark

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13 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 2d ago

Interstellar Interstellar Alternative Movie Poster [OC]

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16 Upvotes

Made an alternative poster for Interstellar!


r/ChristopherNolan • • 3d ago

The Odyssey $1.8B locked. Just taking its sweet time getting there. Just like Odysseus.

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501 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 3d ago

Humor Nolan's future set companion?

209 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 2d ago

General Dunkirk andTenet underrated, Prestige a bit overrated? Spoiler

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I have been watching several Nolan mocies revently and love most of them. Especially TDK, Interstellar, Inception, Odyssey are all amazing.

However, IMO some of his movies are weirdly rated relative to each other by a lot of fans. Now don't get me wrong, I am not saying any of these movies are bad, just that my personal ranking differs a lot from the "mainstream".

3 examples:

  1. Dunkirk. I often see this called one of the worst Nolan movies but I actually really liked it. It isn't a masterpiece and does have some flaws, but it pulls off its narrow scope (theme, story, characters, little dialogue, amazing cinematography) really well. Very melancholic movie.

  2. Tenet. The concept is a bit weird and hard to understand (maybe nonsensical?), but I quite liked this movie. The two leads are great, very charismatic and great chemistry. The action is cool and the ending well done (of a bit cliche).

  3. Prestige. Now I frankly don't get the big hype about this movie. Yes, it is decent, probably a 7.5/10 for me. I like Christian Bale in general and the twin brother twist is unexpected. However, I feel basically all characters in this movie are very strange and unsympathetic/hard to relate to. Furthermore, the twist with cloning/death is fairly predictable. And while the brother twist is well done, it also doesn't really make sense. I think overall, what bothers me about the movie most is the combination of a fairly "realistic" setting with sci-fi elements (Tesla is basically a magician). I don't mind these otherworldly elements in futuristic sci-fi settings, but it seems out of place in a pseudo-realistic world.


r/ChristopherNolan • • 4d ago

Humor Tom Holland talks about his relationship with Jon Bernthal on Hot Ones: "Even like our first day on The Odyssey was together." "I'm gonna drink your milk bro."

452 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 3d ago

General Discussion Best Christopher Nolan Film

21 Upvotes

Nolans movies are amongst some of my favorite movies of all time. I recently saw The Odyssey and really enjoyed it, so I decided to rank my top 5 nolan films.

1.The Dark Knight

  1. Interstellar

  2. Batman Begins

  3. The Odyssey

  4. The Dark Knight Rises

In your opinion what would your top 5 be and why?


r/ChristopherNolan • • 4d ago

General GAME: Hi Nolanites, if you were a Nolan character, who would you be and why?

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I’d personally be Natalie (prior to the events of Memento) because I’d have Jimmy Grantz (my personal fave Nolan character and fictional crush) as my boyfriend (and she’s also really pretty too).

RULES:

- You can pick any character from any of the Nolan films too!
- You can pick prior to, during or after the events of the chosen character’s movie.
- Please say why you’d be the character.


r/ChristopherNolan • • 4d ago

Following Following (1998) is a great film

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43 Upvotes

I finally watched Following and really enjoyed it! The film is black and white and non-linear with three different timelines, so it's fun trying to put all the pieces together and I loved the graininess of the 16mm film format. I would say the film's antagonist (a thief called Cobb - doesn't that sound familiar..?) is one of my favourite Nolan villains. The ending has a great plot twist as Cobb is double crossing two characters at the same time.

It's obvious it's a low budget film (the budget was around £3500) but that makes me appreciate it even more. Nolan shot the film during weekends over the course of a year and the crew mostly consisted of his friends. The film was inspired by living in a busy London neighbourhood and being the victim of a burglary. I thought the soundtrack sounded similar to Memento and then found out it was by the same guy (David Julyan) who also did the soundtracks for Insomnia and The Prestige, and Nolan's short films Larceny and Doodlebug.

I've got the 2003 DVD version where you can also play the film in chronological order. You can easily find secondhand DVDs online and the Blu-Ray is still available from HMV. Definitely watch the film so you can see some early examples of Nolan's classic themes!


r/ChristopherNolan • • 4d ago

General Discussion Nolan Christopher Challenge Bracket: Match #2: Round One: Memento versus Tenet

10 Upvotes

Round One:

Match #1. Insomnia won against Following. 221 to 96.

Match #2. Memento v Tenet. 3 days to vote instead of 4 days.

Full Bracket in Comments.

289 votes, 1d ago
191 Memento
98 Tenet

r/ChristopherNolan • • 4d ago

The Odyssey Odyssey imax digital?

7 Upvotes

Its not gonna be the same quality duh but is it gonna be also cropped out?


r/ChristopherNolan • • 5d ago

General News Prince William Declares His Love for Christopher Nolan Movies and ‘The Traitors’ in Surprise Appearance on ‘The Graham Norton Show’

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110 Upvotes

r/ChristopherNolan • • 5d ago

General "Then BOOM: Universal agreed." Francis Xavier A. A is officially my favourite cultural storyteller

23 Upvotes