Christopher Nolan Cuts Ties with Warner Bros, Moves to Universal for Next Film

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Christopher Nolan will make his J. Robert Oppenheimer film for Universal, marking the first time in over a decade that he hasn't been at WB. Film carries $100 million budget. Nolan wrote the script. It will shoot in Q1 of 2022 https://t.co/jIbfvXM8AO
- Brent Lang (@BrentALang) September 14, 2021

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[zibbydoo324]

I just don’t get the appeal of his films. Same with Tarantino. I’m not their target audience.

[thisjoanissima]

I feel the same. Not for me.

[melancolour]

Some of them are great concept movies executed well, especially Memento & Inception. Generally his appeal boils down to he does original movies, rather than remaking something, which is very much the same thing as Tarantino. (Both obviously have their inspiration, but they're not making movie franchises except batman)

[alterector]

He's the movie version of "great gowns, beautiful gowns", like, his ideas are good on paper, but the writing is not that great, and some of the concepts are unnecessary convoluted.
Like tenet on paper sounds awesome, yet, when I read more about how he went about and the reviews, I don't even feel like watching the movie, sounds like a mess that's too complicated for no reason.

[lanadelcame]

His more recent movies seem to be more & more focused on the technical side while forgetting that a good movie needs compelling characters/stories, so I don’t blame you.

[avvien]

100%. His characters are so consistently boring and flat.

[acidosaur]

yeah there is so much exposition in his movies. technically the plots are interesting but emotionally Tenet fell flat . I think Interstellar was the last of his movies with actual interesting characters.

[vanhrh]

He gave me Interstellar, which is one of my favorite movies. I can at least give him credit for that.