Raghav Verma – Google

The most subtle end to the triliogy, the Dark Knight Rises is the most satisfying end a triliogy like this one can get. Similar to the previous two, but equally different, the movie focuses on a pariah Batman rising from the abyss, when Bane takes over the city. This movie, yet another state-of-the-at work by Christopher Nolan, with a beautiful story and delightful acting provides an epitome of a conclusion to the protagonist's journey spread over three movie. With praiseworthy action sequences, or nailbiting moments, the movie also doesn't lack heartly gratifying moments. I would highly recommend the movie to everyone.

The dark knight is absolutely at the apex of superhero cinema and it will take a long time for a movie to give this one a run for its money. The second instalment of the franchise by the legendary Christopher Nolan outperforms in every way. The story will keep you not only on the edge of your seats, but out of your seats till the credits start rolling. Christian Bale does an awesome job yet again in the titular role and leaves us all highly satisfied. Heath ledger has reached the pinnacle of acting in this movie. His performance has left a deep mark in film history and will forever be remembered and probably never be topped. His tragic death before the movie's release indeed is very sad, but the character he gave us, will always stay alive. The movie is a thrilling, gruesome, emotional roller coaster which will leave you speechless at the end; and if you haven't already watched it, don't waste your life away, watch it right now.

The prestige is one of the most brilliant, amazing movies of all time. This underrated masterpiece will leave you gasping at its ingenious storyline and acting. Chris Nolan has striked yet again and left us all in love with the perfectionist. The movie lurks around two magicians is old London both trying to be better than the other after a tragic incident separates them. The movie is not about magic, but simply is magical if one knows where to look. All of us must give it a watch.

Inception is one of the most perceptive and smart movies, which when combined with nail biting thriller moments and heart wrenching emotional scenes definitely puts it at the apex of the genre. The movie is very unique, and everything whether its the music ir the acting is executed perfectly. Inception follows a man, who with his associates, tries to plant an idea in someone else's head by going into the dream state; which will help him to get back home to his children. Christopher Nolan does a perfect job with this movie; all aspects of it are praiseworthy, and anyone who will watch the movie will be in awe with it.

The movie that forever changed the superhero genre for good, Batman Begins, will always have a special place in cinema history. The movie which begun the legendary triliogy defies all expectations that one would have from a batman movie. The journey of a young boy to Gotham's infamous vigilante, following his journey on a braver and a darker path left people clapping at what the story of Batman could become. Whether its the undisputed genius of Chris Nolan, or attention grabbing acting of Christian Bale; with this movie you're surely in for a ride, a pretty good one.

Interstellar is a mind blowing, beautifully crafted, unparalleled movie which evolved the sci-fi genre to an extent none of us could imagine. An emotional and thrilling masterpiece diving deep into space, delivered perfectly by the legendary Chris Nolan. The story is about a man who must leave his children and travel into space to find a replacement for the dying earth, where humanity cannot thrive anymore. The excellence of this film of how it is just as much perceptive and innovative as it is touching, and its uniqueness, which has opened new doors for films is unmatched. No matter what kind of films you like, you should definitely give this one a watch.

First off, this is coming from a huge Christopher Nolan fan, so my opinions might be a little biased. I think Oppenheimer is a good movie diving into the man himself and how his actions affect him and people around him. The acting by Murphy (as the rest of the cast) is amazing and we get some very strong scenes with great impact executed well. The movie does a decent job of keeping your attention at most times however in a 3 hour long movie at some points you might feel lost in that political lingo or find yourself questioning the importance of the scene. The movie has a touch of a courtroom drama like JFK with heavy political driven story not everyone will enjoy. Those who do certainly will, however at times you find it difficult to find the impact of a particular scene. A lot of the movie focuses on whether or not Oppenheimer was a communist, and that speaks about how people keep changing to be on the right (subjective) side (Oppenheimer being hailed as a hero by the country but after thinking through what happened with the Japanese, they question his loyalty). Whether or not he is a communist occupies a larger part of the movie than it should have. Further the weight of characters is pulled down by the sheer amount of characters that are present, some of them getting more time than they really need, and it doesn't affect the audiences (but alas its not fiction, you need to have those characters) The movie can get confusing at times when it jumps between timelines and requires your attention but if you're into it, its not that hard to catch but just as easier to lose your way. Performances from Downey, Damon, Pugh and Blunt aside from Murphy are very strong and their characters very much add flavour to the movie. I believe the hype surrounding the movie, the way it was marketed and hence the way it seemed it would be, and the way people expect a Christopher Nolan movie to be just puts some wrong expectations in mind, but if you approach it with a fresh mind, thinking it's historical biopic, it will serve you much better. It is not a story about the atomic bomb or its creation but rather a movie about the man himself and understanding him, and I believe the movie does a fair job at that. Overall for me, it was a good movie with good engagement and really strong acting. However, got a little too political compared to what I expected, and moreover some scenes and characters seem insignificant and do not contribute to the story and seem like they're just there to be there. Might be in contention for some oscars as this is the stuff they look for. Not Nolan's best work (I hope that one's yet to come). A great and importantly unique biopic. Surely more than a 4/5 but again not a 5/5. P.s. Cinematography is top notch, and the music is good.