Christopher Nolan is one of the most acclaimed, distinctive filmmakers of his generation.
Here’s our ranking of his films from worst to best.
Dunkirkalso does a good job of demonstrating the tension and horrors of warwithout including much bloodshed or grotesque violence.
Prioritizing realism and immersion into the narrative,The Battle of Algiershas not lost any of its relevance today.
Even ifInglourious Basterdsisn’t for every audience member, it’s impossible to deny that it makes a statement.
It’s a unique take on the genre but hasn’t struggled to find its audience.
The movie also stands apart because there are so few animated additions to the genre.
Ivan’s Childhood (1962)
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