Is he the Christopher Nolan of our generation?
requesting the gif of nolan awkwardly enjoying a concert on mtv
>>69234506
his image is so provocative. His gaze.
Challenging his audience to imagine more deeply, more profoundly than ever before.
>Was he autistic?
>>69234563
>>69234542
wait what? i wanna see that
>>69234542
nvm found it
>>69234639
BRAVO NALON
>>69234506His works appeal to a wide audience, yet are not mere palliatives or forgettable trifles. Like complex theorems or philosophical treatises, his films both delineate and deconstruct our notions of meaning and reality.
Nolan, like his films, is a living conundrum.
A reality in the unreal.
In Greek mythology King Minos built his labyrinth and in that labyrinth he placed the Minotaur, fantastic hybrid beast that would consume the sacrifices offered it.
Nolan is therefore the modern Minos, but his labyrinths are Cinematic-- and within each riddle dwells a Minotaur-- strange hybrid not of man and beast but of our conflicting illusions, and who rends asunder our preconceptions.
>>69234506
Yes, he is.
>>69234506
Your image won't load for me but whoever you posted you are retarded. Christopher Nolan is the Christopher Nolan of our generation you pleb.
>>69234506
Any Dunkirk stuff yet?
>>69234891
so Nolan movies prep the bull?
>>69235349The joke is too clever. Someone may mistake it for being genuine.
>>69235390
probably in a couple months time.
>>69235390
it hasn't even started filming yet
>>69234506
He's more like the Cameron of our generation 2bh
>>69235349
>Your image won't load for me
FOR YOU
>>69235579
Much like all of Nolan's b-rated comedies.
