Speaker 1: Let's get into the Christopher Nolan rankings and draft. We
Speaker 1: talked about doing this during Odyssey. So who wants to
Speaker 1: take the bidding? Who wants to show their Nolan list
Speaker 1: off first?
Speaker 2: I will confirm. I believe it is Night and Hunt. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's 19 films. I hope you guys got them all. No,
Speaker 2: I think he has 13 directed. I'm joking. I got
Speaker 2: 13 as well. I will confirm on the IMDb just
Speaker 2: to be sure. I got 13.
Speaker 1: It says technically he's an 18, but we're not counting shorts, obviously. Um, yeah,
Speaker 1: just 13 feature films.
Speaker 2: So there you go. So who wants to do the bidding?
Speaker 3: Let's start the, start the highest bidding here. I'm going
Speaker 3: to start at the bottom of my list and work
Speaker 3: my way up as tradition entails. So I'm going to
Speaker 3: start with the following, uh, definitely unique film, but, uh,
Speaker 3: I think I don't have to explain anything else. That's
Speaker 3: just where it's going to be. Then I got the following.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Okay. Big, big shocker there from Travis.
Speaker 2: Next one.
Speaker 3: This might be a shocker. I got Memento. Not a fan.
Speaker 5: Whoa.
Speaker 3: What's his face?
Speaker 5: Guy Ritchie.
Speaker 1: Oh, right.
Speaker 2: He's a big Guy Pearce hater.
Speaker 4: Guy Pearce. There you go.
Speaker 2: Not Guy Ritchie.
Speaker 4: Whoever's named Guy.
Speaker 3: Little sus to me. I don't know. Don't like that.
Speaker 3: So there you go. Guy Pearce. And the second last bottle.
Speaker 4: Okay, then we got Insomnia.
Speaker 2: It's a great movie, though. Just not like the concept,
Speaker 2: not just Guy Pearce. I haven't revisited it.
Speaker 3: In a while. So maybe, I think it was like
Speaker 3: just a lot of Guy Pearce. And then I couldn't
Speaker 3: really look past that. I've only seen it one time.
Speaker 3: So maybe one day I'll revisit it. Then I got Insomnia. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think that's where that belongs. And then I got
Speaker 3: The Dark Knight Rises here. Creeping up just above Insomnia.
Speaker 3: That's a long movie. I, last time I went through those,
Speaker 3: those Nolan Batman's it's, it's long to the point where
Speaker 3: I was like, okay, how much time do we got left? And, uh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm referencing my letterbox here and I have a three
Speaker 3: and a half on there. So that's, that's where.
Speaker 2: I felt that's way too low. Come on, get out.
Speaker 3: Okay. And then we got, uh, Dunkirk just above that.
Speaker 3: I've only seen that movie the one time. Uh, I
Speaker 3: thought it was, it was definitely cool, but, uh, not
Speaker 3: like a really rewatchable movie for me personally. So that's
Speaker 3: where that sits. And then here we go. This is
Speaker 3: where we're jumping up to, like, just the peak, I feel. Like,
Speaker 3: all of these movies from here and above, basically a
Speaker 3: five-star or, like, just below that. So I got Batman
Speaker 3: Begins here. What number is that? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
Speaker 2: You've got those right in front of you. You should know.
Speaker 3: They're not numbered for some reason on this list.
Speaker 2: You can do that on Letterboxd. You can change it.
Speaker 3: I'm still new to Letterboxd, even though I've had my
Speaker 3: account for years, but... Batman Begins, number eight. Number seven,
Speaker 3: I got Oppenheimer here. Definitely ages well the more I
Speaker 3: watch it. Then I got The Odyssey here, the most
Speaker 3: recent Nolan film.
Speaker 5: What number is that?
Speaker 3: That is number six.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Number six, The Odyssey. Okay. That's what I got. And
Speaker 3: then number five. This is the top five here. I
Speaker 3: got Tenet. A controversial movie, but I fucking love Tenet.
Speaker 3: I am a defender of Tenet. And yeah, I absolutely
Speaker 3: love that movie. That is a rewatchable movie for me.
Speaker 3: I've seen that movie many, many times. The more I
Speaker 3: watch it, the more I love it. It's so good.
Speaker 3: Great performances.
Speaker 4: Stellar.
Speaker 3: Then we got Inception, number four. And then just above that,
Speaker 3: I got The Prestige, number two. I got Interstellar, and
Speaker 3: number one, The Dark Knight.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah a lot of like heavy heavy hitters in those
Speaker 3: real like top eight like i was saying like that's
Speaker 3: kind of that's kind of the start of the peak
Speaker 3: for me uh but yeah no i love no one
Speaker 3: i love his films and uh yeah i mean all
Speaker 3: these movies are definitely unique and interesting and uh yeah
Speaker 3: that's my list.
Speaker 2: Okay i'm i'm i guess i'm still surprised i think
Speaker 2: we've done this before what's the.
Speaker 3: Biggest shocker for you on my list.
Speaker 2: There's a few.
Speaker 1: Honestly, pretty trashless overall, I'm going to say. Memento is
Speaker 1: way too low. Dark Knight, that's fine.
Speaker 2: But I don't like the score going on there on
Speaker 2: Dark Knight. Odyssey might be a little low. And then, no,
Speaker 2: not take-wise.
Speaker 1: I'm just a little surprised TDK is above Interstellar, the
Speaker 1: way you talk about Interstellar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's just the last time I re-watched those films,
Speaker 3: which wasn't that long ago. That's why I felt confident
Speaker 3: on that. Dark Knight is just that Just that tier.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 4: Totally fair.
Speaker 2: Who wants to stick next?
Speaker 6: I will take the baton from Kirkland. And I'm going
Speaker 6: to start in the same place he did at the bottom,
Speaker 6: and I'm going to start with the same film following.
Speaker 5: That's where it belongs. If any of us don't have
Speaker 5: it at the bottom, what's going on? What's going on?
Speaker 3: Travis is going to ruin us.
Speaker 2: Number 12. I like him experimenting in his young years.
Speaker 2: What can I say?
Speaker 5: Number 12. Dark Knight Rises.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: A movie I probably should re-watch. A lot of these
Speaker 6: I need to re-watch on. It's been a minute since
Speaker 6: I've seen a lot of these. But, yeah, not a
Speaker 6: big fan of Batman generally, but specifically Rises and Begins,
Speaker 6: which is at number 11.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that one might sting a bit more.
Speaker 2: Kirkland's list is looking better now, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 6: I just can't, I can't leave these guys in the
Speaker 6: top 10, you know, without him. So that leaves Insomnia
Speaker 6: at number 10. Probably the highest Insomnia is going to
Speaker 6: be on this list. Again, I probably should re-watch that one,
Speaker 6: but for today, that's where I put it. Number 9,
Speaker 6: I've put Dunkirk again. Probably should re-watch this thing, but
Speaker 6: it's just not really my time era of interest, time
Speaker 6: and all that.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: We'll give it a rewatch at some point. At number eight,
Speaker 6: I have Tenet, which this one, I feel like I
Speaker 6: want to have that effect that Kirkland's had, and I
Speaker 6: don't know, Amber had the same effect of watching that
Speaker 6: movie more and more and growing to love it more
Speaker 6: and more, and I just haven't been, you know, shoveling
Speaker 6: those logs yet, so I can't get there with you guys,
Speaker 6: but maybe someday I'll be joining you, but for now,
Speaker 6: it sits there.
Speaker 5: Number seven... This is where I have The Dark Knight.
Speaker 5: It's a great movie. It really is.
Speaker 6: But I'm just not a Batman guy, okay? That's just
Speaker 6: where it comes down to. It's a great movie, though,
Speaker 6: for sure. Prestige at number six for me, which it
Speaker 6: feels too low, but I think I've only seen the
Speaker 6: movie once. So I definitely need to have some more
Speaker 6: revisits with it for it to climb up the ranking.
Speaker 6: I don't think I've watched it since we did the retro.
Speaker 6: That's certainly the case, which that was what, for Dunkirk, right?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like eight years ago now.
Speaker 5: So that's a long time ago. And for only seeing
Speaker 5: it once, it's aged.
Speaker 6: But I mean, the fact that it still just sits
Speaker 6: at number six, given that I'm quite rusty with it,
Speaker 6: I think is impressive.
Speaker 5: We're into the top five.
Speaker 6: And this is where I've got Oppenheimer. Again, haven't watched
Speaker 6: this one again, but it's, you know, it's pretty recent.
Speaker 5: Last few years here. Really love that movie.
Speaker 6: Number four, I have Memento. So this is probably the
Speaker 6: biggest swing difference between.
Speaker 4: Me and Kirk.
Speaker 2: Big guy Pierce guy.
Speaker 5: Ranking. I'm a huge Guy Pearce guy.
Speaker 6: This is the first Nolan movie I ever saw, and
Speaker 6: it's one I've seen quite a few times at this point,
Speaker 6: and I really do love the concept of this. And
Speaker 6: I think because I watched it at a certain age,
Speaker 6: I hadn't seen a lot of movies like this, and
Speaker 6: it just kind of blew my mind in a way. Like, whoa,
Speaker 6: I didn't know movies could do storytelling like this. And
Speaker 6: so I think, for me, it stands out as one
Speaker 6: of those things. Also, probably the fact that I watched
Speaker 6: it in a film class in high school or something,
Speaker 6: so it just felt like, I don't know, it should
Speaker 6: be cared about.
Speaker 5: It should be respected in a way.
Speaker 6: And it has a movie that I've seen many times
Speaker 6: and grow to like it more and more every time.
Speaker 6: Number three, the latest Nolan movie, I have Odyssey at
Speaker 6: number three. On the review, I think I waffled between
Speaker 6: it being number two or three off the dome. And
Speaker 6: with a few weeks now to think about it, I'm
Speaker 6: pretty confident in this one sitting here. And I've still
Speaker 6: only seen it once, not like Maddie, who's seen it
Speaker 6: a million times at this point. But I definitely foresee
Speaker 6: it being one of those for me. Certain scenes I
Speaker 6: can't wait to rewatch. when it's streaming and getting ready
Speaker 6: for golden geeks and just thinking about where I want to, which,
Speaker 6: which scenes I want to fight for. Can't wait to
Speaker 6: do that. I love that movie so much. I had
Speaker 6: a great time with it. Number two, interstellar, which I
Speaker 6: watched about half of it again recently. It was at
Speaker 6: my parents' house hanging out and it was just playing
Speaker 6: on TV. And so we picked up kind of halfway
Speaker 6: through such an amazing movie.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 5: Just so many great scenes, the visuals of it all.
Speaker 6: I really love the weird ending to it. So yeah, love,
Speaker 6: love me some interstellar. But without a doubt in my mind,
Speaker 6: Inception is at number one. When we did our re-ranking
Speaker 6: of our top ten movies of all time, I forget
Speaker 6: what it was for me. It was like three or
Speaker 6: four or something like that. It was one of my
Speaker 6: favorite movies of all time, regardless of director. I've seen
Speaker 6: it so many times. Just the coolest movie. Just the
Speaker 6: coolest movie, if I'm to use one word to describe it.
Speaker 6: So I love me some Inception. I was a little sad, Kirkland,
Speaker 6: that you had it so low. Four is really low
Speaker 6: for me for Inception. Um, so yeah, there you go.
Speaker 6: That's my Nolan ranking.
Speaker 2: Uh, Inceptions are a, uh, what was it? Our golden geeks.
Speaker 2: Best of the decade winner. When we did that for the,
Speaker 2: the aughts to the.
Speaker 4: Uh, yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go. I'm going to save Taylor.
Speaker 3: Cooler.
Speaker 6: Cooler.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: All right. Uh, number, number 13, right where it belongs.
Speaker 2: Insomnia. Um, This is not an old film. This is
Speaker 2: an old film.
Speaker 1: It's a gig film. It's a remake of another film.
Speaker 1: It just feels very much like he's just trying to
Speaker 1: get his feet wet. He's just trying to work in
Speaker 1: the studio system. I just feel like it feels like
Speaker 1: the least like Christopher Nolan. I will classify this as
Speaker 1: my favorites list, on my best list. Best list would
Speaker 1: look different. So I'm going favorites. Um, but yeah, insomnia,
Speaker 1: I just, uh, it just is missing a lot of
Speaker 1: those quintessential Nolan isms that we all love. Um, after
Speaker 1: that at 12 Dunkirk, not a war film guy. I think,
Speaker 1: you know, Christopher Nolan made a very great war film,
Speaker 1: but not one of the genres I returned to.
Speaker 7: Um, I think I've, think i've seen this twice maybe
Speaker 7: yeah i think i've seen it twice or like a
Speaker 7: one and a half i i do every time an
Speaker 7: old movie comes i'm like oh i'm gonna i'm gonna
Speaker 7: watch all those movies again and then i just end
Speaker 7: up watching the ones i love which is most of
Speaker 7: the rest of them because i feel like honestly this
Speaker 7: so everything in this.
Speaker 1: Bottom four is a four out of ten then everything
Speaker 1: else is a 4.5 to a five so most the
Speaker 1: uh what.
Speaker 2: Would that be the top nine is all stuff you're watching.
Speaker 5: Or 4 out of 10?
Speaker 2: 4 to 5, because I'm looking at a letterbox here.
Speaker 5: Okay, you said 4 out of 10, sorry.
Speaker 2: Sorry, my bad. Yeah, this, yeah, it's Omni, man. It's
Speaker 2: really not enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, great war film, but 4 out of 10. And
Speaker 1: then Falling, because to me, Falling, I see what Nolan's
Speaker 1: working with.
Speaker 2: I see the bones. I see the auteur, the mastery
Speaker 2: would become.
Speaker 1: Maybe not the most rewatchable thing, but, you know, I
Speaker 1: like seeing it, and I appreciate it more than the
Speaker 1: other two.
Speaker 2: If you were to ask me what I'd rather watch...
Speaker 2: Maybe that's because it's more Nolan-like, and it's shorter. So
Speaker 2: there you go. Tenet. Tenet's the same thing, a movie
Speaker 2: I've only seen twice.
Speaker 1: I think I ended up liking that more than most
Speaker 1: people when it came out, but I do need to
Speaker 1: see it again. It's one of those situations where this
Speaker 1: time I was going to watch it. It was on
Speaker 1: Crave or Netflix, and it went away. So it's still
Speaker 1: on my list because I'm still working through Nolan stuff.
Speaker 1: So I got Tenet there. Next, I got The Dark
Speaker 1: Knight Rises at number, where are we at?
Speaker 2: Nine. We're at number nine now. So now we're in
Speaker 2: the top. We're in like the top echelon. I got
Speaker 2: The Dark Knight Rises. Then I got Memento. Incredible movie.
Speaker 1: Guy Pearce. Performance of a lifetime, you know. But no,
Speaker 1: very interesting film. Very rewatchable film. Got to be a
Speaker 1: certain mood for that one because it's kind of a
Speaker 1: downer all the way throughout what's going on with this character.
Speaker 2: But no, great movie. That's another.
Speaker 1: That to me is like following where you can see
Speaker 1: what Nolan's going to become. And it's funny because now
Speaker 1: You got Oppenheimer.
Speaker 2: You got Odyssey.
Speaker 1: It's going to take a couple, three to four bombs
Speaker 1: for him not to be getting these budgets. I like
Speaker 1: seeing Christopher Nolan's mind work now in the indie sphere. Now,
Speaker 1: we're not going to get that for a while, right?
Speaker 1: They're going to keep giving him bigger and bigger budgets.
Speaker 1: He just directed the biggest radar film of all time.
Speaker 1: So he ain't going to make some $ 20 million to
Speaker 1: $ 10 million movie, but I like seeing that. So at
Speaker 1: number seven, lucky number seven, I got Interstellar. All these
Speaker 1: movies now are all 5 out of 5 perfect scores.
Speaker 2: This one could climb.
Speaker 1: It climbs almost every single year because at first I
Speaker 1: was somebody that I didn't even give it the perfect
Speaker 1: score for a while. I don't think I even gave
Speaker 1: it a perfect score on the retro. But a couple
Speaker 1: years ago I watched and I was like, what could
Speaker 1: I not give a perfect score? And sure, there's a
Speaker 1: little stuff like, why does McConaughey not go visit his
Speaker 1: son when he's back? I don't know, but that's fine.
Speaker 1: Nolan didn't care about that.
Speaker 2: It's okay. The rest of the film's great. I rewatched
Speaker 2: a couple weeks ago. Phenomenal film. Score, acting, everything. Number six,
Speaker 2: I got Oppenheimer. You know, I was worried about this film.
Speaker 1: I thought Nolan obviously did get the Oscars, but oh,
Speaker 1: is he just going full Oscar bait?
Speaker 2: No, even Nolan when he's making Oscar bait, making the
Speaker 2: best type of bait there is.
Speaker 1: We are now in the top five. We got Batman
Speaker 1: Begins at five. I always say that this and Spider-Man
Speaker 1: 2002 was like, if you ask me what is the
Speaker 1: best superhero origin film, it's that or this one.
Speaker 2: It's one or the other. It's 1A, 1B for me.
Speaker 2: I think they both do different things.
Speaker 1: I think Spider-Man captures the whimsical, but then I think
Speaker 1: Batman Begins captures the perfect kind of like lower pacing
Speaker 1: to the audience and getting you really just enamored in
Speaker 1: the world and the characters, even before Batman. I can't
Speaker 1: remember how long it takes. It's like 45 minutes or
Speaker 1: whatnot before he gets on that costume, right? It's a
Speaker 1: bold thing. It could have very much fell on his face,
Speaker 1: but it didn't. In the top four, or yeah, we
Speaker 1: got the newly crowned Odyssey. I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: going to get higher because the top three is pretty
Speaker 1: cemented for me.
Speaker 2: But top four, that's pretty good. Again, this is favorite.
Speaker 1: If I'm going best, Oppenheimer is definitely above Odyssey. But
Speaker 1: for favorite, I'm very excited to watch Odyssey many, many
Speaker 1: times in my life. Kelowna Drive-In, just give me a
Speaker 1: fucking screening already. I think they're lying to us. This
Speaker 1: was really tough, two and three. Right now I have three, Prestige, two, Inception.
Speaker 1: I went back and forth switching. That is almost like
Speaker 1: you ask me every day of the week, it might change.
Speaker 1: It's a mood thing. It's really tough because I love
Speaker 1: the character work, the gray area of the prestige, but
Speaker 1: the Inception, just awe-inspiring stuff. Some bikers having a good time.
Speaker 1: I'm in a dream right now.
Speaker 4: Like a banshee cry.
Speaker 3: That's what it sounded like.
Speaker 1: But Inception, just an incredible piece of cinema right there.
Speaker 1: Such imaginative one ensemble, the score, everything, it's, to me, like,
Speaker 1: a perfect movie, so, yeah, it is, it's hard to
Speaker 1: decide between that and Prestige, and then number one, always,
Speaker 1: The Dark Knight, like I said, that's a movie I
Speaker 1: saw 11 times in theaters, eventually 14, made me want
Speaker 1: to talk about movies, make movies, felt even more love
Speaker 1: in movies, that, like, same way as Batman, again, seeing that, and,
Speaker 1: and I guess there is the Batman, but, again, there's
Speaker 1: not many comic book films that have this level of
Speaker 1: filmmaking behind them, that's why I still feel better about
Speaker 1: Dark Knight Rises, because look at that compared to so
Speaker 1: much stuff we get now and i i wish half
Speaker 1: the stuff we had even had 20 of what the
Speaker 1: dark knight rises as far as filming goes i said
Speaker 1: i can't really attribute that to matt reeves because you
Speaker 1: look what he's doing those streets right now uh he's
Speaker 1: cooking with gasoline he's trying his best to get back
Speaker 1: there but uh no the dark knight man is something
Speaker 1: special hans the cinema with the score great performance all
Speaker 1: around greatest performance all time with heath ledger um one
Speaker 1: of the one of the first, if not the first
Speaker 1: movie where like the hero loses in a comic movie.
Speaker 1: I don't think I'd have to think, but I think
Speaker 1: that's was like the big, like not the big thing,
Speaker 1: but many, like one of the biggest things was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: Batman doesn't win at the end of this too. And
Speaker 1: then also just ramifications. It made the Oscar 10 movie rule.
Speaker 1: Cause everyone was pissing and I'm going to go, I
Speaker 1: guess we got to have 10. So lots of legacy
Speaker 1: there putting on, on the map. But yeah, I, that's
Speaker 1: my favorite movie. I don't think anything's ever going to
Speaker 1: knock that off for normal. It'd be very, very tough, but, uh,
Speaker 1: I still trust he could do it. I still think
Speaker 1: one day Nolan's so damn good, I could be sitting
Speaker 1: in the theater and be like, man, he surpassed it.
Speaker 2: But that is my list right there. Taylor Field, what
Speaker 2: do we got cooking over here? What's going on?
Speaker 4: What do we got cooking? So the bottom ones, unfortunately,
Speaker 4: it's just been so long since I've actually watched them,
Speaker 4: I couldn't remember them. So my number 13, I got Following.
Speaker 4: It's down there. I just have no recollection of this
Speaker 4: bloody movie. You're like Memento. It's Memento. Speaking of Memento.
Speaker 4: And 11 is Insomnia. These three just kind of fall.
Speaker 4: I'm going to have to do a catch up and
Speaker 4: tune into them. Number 10. And I hate to put
Speaker 4: this as number 10.
Speaker 2: Wait a second. Have you seen Insomnia?
Speaker 4: I know I've seen it, but this was like a long,
Speaker 4: long time ago.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: You said it in like a tale or lie sort
Speaker 2: of way. And I was like, I don't know if
Speaker 2: he's seen it.
Speaker 4: You'll never know.
Speaker 2: Still not last.
Speaker 5: Still not last.
Speaker 1: I should make him watch two movies and cut the
Speaker 1: title cards and be like, hey, which one's Insomnia?
Speaker 2: Which one's Insomnia? Tell me and see if you know.
Speaker 5: I would fail that too.
Speaker 2: I would fail that too.
Speaker 4: Number 10. I put Tenet. And I think I have
Speaker 4: to revisit this one.
Speaker 5: Ten for Tenet.
Speaker 4: Ten for Tenet.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Because I like this one. I saw it in the theater.
Speaker 4: I thought like, fuck. Time travel. Oh, man. But number nine,
Speaker 4: I have Dunkirk. You know, this is one of those
Speaker 4: war movies that I, again, these are movies I have
Speaker 4: to revisit because I've seen them initially at the theater
Speaker 4: and I never saw them after that. But Dunkirk, I
Speaker 4: just remember the plane sequence. I remember Cillian Murphy fucking
Speaker 4: tripping on the boat and not like falling, but mentally.
Speaker 4: And then all the other stuff, just the beach scene
Speaker 4: and everything. I'll never forget when we were doing the
Speaker 4: trailer analysis and the guy was smiling in the trailer
Speaker 4: when the plane was flying over top. That always just
Speaker 4: cracks me up. That was right in my head. Oh,
Speaker 4: my God. Remember that?
Speaker 2: I got to bring that. You just put a whole
Speaker 2: memory into my brain. I forgot about that.
Speaker 4: That's a core memory for me.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if I put it in the bloopers.
Speaker 2: That was a fun episode when we talked about. Oh,
Speaker 2: my God.
Speaker 4: I was back in Dylan's basement days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dylan Barron's basement days. Fuck that up.
Speaker 5: Good times.
Speaker 4: Let me know. I'll keep going until you find it.
Speaker 4: Because that's a fucking great moment. Number eight for me
Speaker 4: is Interstellar. uh you know interstellar is great that space
Speaker 4: opera you know oh my gosh some juicy stuff uh
Speaker 4: number seven i got the prestige i think this just
Speaker 4: has if you go in here blind you got no
Speaker 4: idea what's gonna happen holy shit what a twist the
Speaker 4: ending is just crazy really like it but what i
Speaker 4: really like more is everything with the dreams inception is
Speaker 4: great uh you got it travis you're laughing like you
Speaker 4: got it okay six seven Oh.
Speaker 2: Six is Inception. Inception?
Speaker 4: Inception is number six. That's another one that I should revisit,
Speaker 4: but I love that. The one scene that I Google
Speaker 4: or YouTube more often than not is the hallway rotating scene. Oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: Incredible.
Speaker 4: I have that score from that. It's like a minute
Speaker 4: and a half track or something. Maybe not even a minute.
Speaker 4: It's very short. And I have that in my My rotation,
Speaker 4: weekly rotation, I'll just pop it on. If I'm driving
Speaker 4: to work and I just need to feel like it's
Speaker 4: the fucking hallway spinning moment, then I got to play
Speaker 4: that tune. And then top five.
Speaker 3: Get up in the ditch.
Speaker 4: Get up in the ditch, yeah. Like the plane in Russia.
Speaker 4: The Odyssey is my number five. This movie is just
Speaker 4: a hell of an experience to experience alone in the theater. Alone,
Speaker 4: but not with my own company. I had other people
Speaker 4: in the theater, but I was my own party of one.
Speaker 2: And the number four.
Speaker 2: Taylor alone. Why am I alone here in The Odyssey?
Speaker 4: Number four, I got Oppenheimer. This movie just blew my
Speaker 4: mind because my back when it came out on streaming
Speaker 4: and Satine wasn't sleeping very well through the night. And
Speaker 4: so I just like got up at like two or 1am.
Speaker 4: I think it was around two, two 30 and I
Speaker 4: had her and I just put it on and I
Speaker 4: watched the whole thing. And then Madison came up and
Speaker 4: woke up in the morning. I remember her last night.
Speaker 4: What were you watching? I was like, I just went
Speaker 4: on a fucking 3am trip with Oppenheimer. Like it was
Speaker 4: fucking crazy. And that movie just resonated with me so hard. Uh, yeah.
Speaker 4: My number three, though, is Dark Knight Rises. There's so
Speaker 4: many scenes in here that I really love. They're tailored scenes.
Speaker 4: One thing I love is the superhero movie, but what
Speaker 4: I love even more is when a superhero's been gone
Speaker 4: and he has a comeback and everyone's in awe and
Speaker 4: freaking out. No, no, no. When he's before that, when
Speaker 4: he's on the bike and the lights.
Speaker 2: Go out and then the cop's.
Speaker 4: Like, you're in for a show tonight, son. Yeah, it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: this is fucking hype. And then afterwards, oh, that whole
Speaker 4: thing with every officer's trailing. I was just eating that up.
Speaker 4: That was some good stuff.
Speaker 1: What the fuck is the line when he goes in
Speaker 1: the alleyway? Because when he gets escaped from the bat,
Speaker 1: I can't remember.
Speaker 4: Like a rat in a trap, gentlemen. Got the wrong
Speaker 4: animal there, sir.
Speaker 2: Got the wrong animal there, sir. I fucking hate that
Speaker 2: cop so much.
Speaker 1: The cop who just gets gunned down the street. I
Speaker 1: hate that guy so much. I hate him in Stranger
Speaker 1: Things as well. I'm not a Matthew Modine guy, man.
Speaker 2: I just remember he plays Papa in Stranger Things.
Speaker 4: Oh, he does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's always playing this, like, just weird, annoying guy.
Speaker 1: So I guess it's good. But he's also an Oppenheimer
Speaker 1: as well. He has a small role, but he's always around.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Matthew Modine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that cop was a yacker, man.
Speaker 2: 100%. He hates his wife.
Speaker 1: He's just happy to be outside at home just talking
Speaker 1: to anybody, you know?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: My number two is Batman Begins. This movie is awesome.
Speaker 4: I remember seeing it in theaters yesterday. And I remember
Speaker 4: my mom got me to the theater late. So we
Speaker 4: were in, it was like 15 minutes in. And I mean,
Speaker 4: as a little kid, I had no fucking clue what
Speaker 4: was going on. And this is a movie I had
Speaker 4: to revisit when I was a little bit older. So
Speaker 4: I could probably kind of follow what was going on
Speaker 4: because none of it made sense. He was fighting, training
Speaker 4: with ninjas. Then he's walking at the airport and going
Speaker 4: back with Alfred. I'm like the, the, the forward and
Speaker 4: back stuff just completely botched it for me. Cause what
Speaker 4: year that came out?
Speaker 2: 2008, five, eight, 2005.
Speaker 4: I would have been 11. So that's tricky to follow
Speaker 4: for an 11-year-old watching a Nolan film. And then number one, obviously,
Speaker 4: The Dark Knight. Oh, my God. What a fucking movie
Speaker 4: this is. I mean, this is just some peak quality
Speaker 4: right here. I mean, you got Heath Ledger's Joker. You
Speaker 4: got magic tricks. You got just everything going on. Remember?
Speaker 4: I want a magic trick.
Speaker 2: I know I remember.
Speaker 4: Make this pencil disappear.
Speaker 2: Ah, it's gone. I remember.
Speaker 4: I remember.
Speaker 2: I was there. Where was that from?
Speaker 3: 08, July.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Was that Memento?
Speaker 2: I can't remember. Yeah, I was there. Yeah.
Speaker 4: There you go. There you go.
Speaker 2: Good list.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: Here's this.
Speaker 1: If people don't know, so this is honestly a visual edit,
Speaker 1: but I will explain it and then we'll quickly watch.
Speaker 1: It's only 18 seconds, but There's a scene in Dunkirk,
Speaker 1: I can't remember the full context, but they're about to
Speaker 1: get bombs dropped on them. And it's a great scene
Speaker 1: where they're on some sort of boat or whatever, dock,
Speaker 1: and it's hundreds of men, right? 50, 50, 50, maybe
Speaker 1: hundreds in the shot going back and they're all like
Speaker 1: looking up. So it's supposed to be this moment of fear, right?
Speaker 1: Because you're seeing these planes go over you about to
Speaker 1: drop some bombs. When we watched this trailer, this thing
Speaker 1: was going around about the fucking extra. There's an extra
Speaker 1: while this is happening, and he's smiling while it starts.
Speaker 1: They highlight him. I remember the sound, too. And then
Speaker 1: they play this at the ears, and we can never
Speaker 1: stop laughing. That fucking guy right there.
Speaker 2: The way he gets the.
Speaker 2: I also love the way he gets down, too, you know?
Speaker 2: He's just a little bit.
Speaker 1: So slow, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh, man.
Speaker 2: I don't like the mutty in there, but, yeah, that's
Speaker 2: the guy.
Speaker 1: And he was, I just remember whatever cast that Dunkirk,
Speaker 1: stop it, whatever that Dunkirk trailer came out, we had
Speaker 1: a ball with this.
Speaker 2: Guy because, yeah. It's a good time. So shout out
Speaker 2: to him. I wonder if he's still working.
Speaker 3: What's he doing? Yeah, he's going to be leading the
Speaker 3: next movie.
Speaker 4: In the Odyssey.
Speaker 5: That's Cillian Murphy.
Speaker 4: He was the runner-up for Emo Bum or whatever the
Speaker 4: guy's name was.
Speaker 2: Emotap?
Speaker 1: No, no, no.
Speaker 4: The main Abin Sur. Whatever the fucking main villain guy is.
Speaker 4: Or Odysseus' boss.
Speaker 5: What was his name?
Speaker 3: Agamemnon?
Speaker 4: Agamemnon. Thank you. Thank you.
Speaker 2: What did he say? I don't think his boss is
Speaker 2: like the way it was described.
Speaker 4: Who was his boss? He was the king of the Greeks.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's his.
Speaker 2: Boss, per se.
Speaker 4: When he calls you to war, you're going to war.
Speaker 2: I think he's the leader of the army, I guess.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Legendary, extra. Absolutely, man.
Speaker 1: There's some good ones out there. Even the Dark Knight
Speaker 1: has some couple good ones. Super Mike's List.
Speaker 2: Tenet at 13. Falling at 12. Yeah. Some love to falling.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah. Love at 12?
Speaker 5: That's what you described love?
Speaker 1: You guys all have the bottoms. I'll take the falling
Speaker 1: a little bit above. Eleven Interstellar. 10, Insomnia, 9, Dark
Speaker 1: Knight Rises, 8, Hoppenheimer, 7, Prestige, 6, Dunkirk, 5, Inception, 4, Memento.
Speaker 2: That's the highest we got tonight.
Speaker 1: Disgusting. 3, Batman Begins, 2, Odyssey, and 1, Dark Knight.
Speaker 1: That's great, Mike, because obviously we talked about that after 9,
Speaker 1: how you were worried about Odyssey, but have a number 2.
Speaker 5: That's a wild list, Mike.
Speaker 3: That is a wild list.
Speaker 2: I support.
Speaker 6: Everyone has a very different list.
Speaker 5: Yeah. 5. All five of us.
Speaker 1: I support all except Interstellar's a little low there, Mike.
Speaker 3: I know I don't have much higher than you, but that's...
Speaker 3: Tenant's crazy.
Speaker 2: I can understand why people have Tenant rated low. No.
Speaker 2: That's not like the one where I'm like, oh, I'm
Speaker 2: going to fight for it.
Speaker 5: You know.