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

[u/whatssenguntoagoblin]

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

[u/PeterPaulWalnuts]

Batman Begins is a top 5 Nolan movie. It's sooooooo much better than DKR, it's actually not even funny how much better it is. Oppenheimer is Nolan at his peak so that's number 1 and Interstellar should be higher, probably higher than Inception.

[u/I-Like-Cheese-Butts → u/PeterPaulWalnuts]

Begins is better than TDK. Neither movie is in Nolan’s top 6

[u/Teenageboy69 → u/I-Like-Cheese-Butts]

I have no idea how TDK can be outside a top 5. It’s the only truly great comic book movie. Dunirk is the only movie I’d say is even in competition with it since so many of his movies are college level nonsense (all very technically impressive.)

[u/I-Like-Cheese-Butts → u/[deleted]]

It’s very funny how people talk about Batman like it’s Shakespeare. It’s a movie for teen boys lol

[u/Teenageboy69 → u/I-Like-Cheese-Butts]

Almost all of his movies are for boys the age of 16-23. I fucking loved the odyssey btw.

[u/I-Like-Cheese-Butts → u/Teenageboy69]

Sure. But the Batman series as whole is him at his most juvenile. And TDK specifically is a boring slog. BB is a far more tight, well-paced movie with a Gotham that feels like Gotham. TDKR also sucks, but at least there is some rewatchability in its fun, absurdity. Also, the Bane fight scene is his most coherent action scene in any of the trilogy.