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Mulling over the Nolan Problem . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on November 16, 2014 at 12:47:43:
I realized that I do not go to movies to WORK. That I have to record then go home and analyze to understand the "message" of the film. I like to be intrigued but not necessarily steamrolled by some director showing us all how smart he his. I believe Nolan is the current king of that and without spectacular special effects he would be a failure. (Inception, Interstellar). Is he capable of writing a sensitive, empathetic script about relationships? Anybody who wears a suit to the set definitely has a few issues about who he is.