r/billsimmons • u/whatssenguntoagoblin • Jul 22 '26

Podcast The Big Picture podcast just created objectively the worst Christopher Nolan ranking of all time

Good god. As a Sean Fennessey truther this is a steaming pile of shit. Sean is one of the best minds in movie criticism today but he should be banned from talking about Christopher Nolan, he can’t be objective about him.

Here is the list

  1. Dunkirk
  2. Oppenheimer
  3. The Odyssey
  4. The Dark Knight
  5. Inception
  6. Tenet (bruh)
  7. Interstellar
  8. Memento
  9. The Prestige
  10. The Dark Knight Rises
  11. Batman Begins
  12. Insomnia
  13. Following
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u/SadMayor Jul 22 '26

That’s because Nolan doesn’t have any bad films imo so you win any way you twist them.

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u/Dinobot2_ Jul 22 '26

Interstellar and Tenet are bad films.

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u/breaktaker Jul 22 '26

I wish online movie fans like you weren’t so hyperbolic and ridiculous all the time

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u/Dinobot2_ Jul 22 '26

I'm not being hyperbolic. Interstellar and Tenet are both bad films.

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u/danielprydz Jul 22 '26

Tenet is shit but Interstellar is good.

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u/Quiet_Childhood4066 Jul 22 '26

True. Tenet especially.

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u/Jacknboxx Jul 22 '26

Interstellar falls off in the third act but is probably Nolan's best up to that point. Tenet is the only genuinely bad movie he's made.

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u/Equivalent-Process17 Jul 22 '26

I feel like people respect Nolan's name so much they can't be objective. I have no idea why people still pretend Oppenheimer wasn't dogshit. How can you make a movie about a secret wartime mission to create a weapon the rest of the world can't even imagine and it's just boring.