Christopher Nolan: All Movies – Filmography from Following to Oppenheimer

Thanks to “Memento”, “The Dark Knight” and “Inception”, Christopher Nolan is considered one of the most successful filmmakers of all time. Today under the name of Christopher Nolan: All Movies, we will have a look at his movies

As an Anglo-American director, screenwriter, and producer, Christopher Nolan made a name for himself at the age of 28 and is still considered an exceptional talent. In addition to the “Batman” trilogy, the filmmaker is best known for works that challenge the audience with a mind game character and take their viewing habits to a new level. In collaboration with artists such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Christian Bale, and Hans Zimmer, Christopher Nolan has repeatedly turned Hollywood cinema upside down. We’ll tell you which of his films were particularly well received by the audience, how involved he was in the productions, and where you can stream his titles.

The Best Christopher Nolan Movies: Top 5 by Audience Rating

total of 16 feature films and four short films can be traced back to Christopher Nolan. According to the ratings of the viewers on IMDb, we have summarized the top 5 Christopher Nolan films for you. You can find a list of all works directly under these placements.

Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Movie

Batman (Christian Bale) and Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman) succeed in pushing back organized crime in Gotham City. But when suddenly the mysterious Joker (Heath Ledger) is up to mischief, the city faces what is probably the greatest threat. With genius and madness, the anarchist clown pushes the dark knight to his limits. As the second part of the “Batman” trilogy, “The Dark Knight” from 2008 not only convinced an audience of millions but also the Oscar jury: Heath Ledger was awarded Best Supporting Actor in 2009. On IMDb, the film got nine stars out of a possible ten. You can watch The Dark Knight on Netflix.

Christopher Nolan’s Inception Movie

Once his victims are asleep, their most intimate secrets are no longer safe: Dominick Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) has the ability to extract information from anyone’s subconscious. But a client now instead demands that thought be planted in the target’s subconscious. What is actually considered impossible, Cobb takes us into a jungle of dream and reality, success and failure, captivity and freedom. “Inception” won four categories out of eight nominations at the 2011 Oscars and grossed over $836 million worldwide (via Box Office Mojo). That rewards the audience with an IMDb rating of 8.8 points. You can find Inception streaming on Netflix.

Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar Movie

As the earth slowly but surely seems doomed, former NASA engineer Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) leaves his farm to discover a new home planet for mankind. But his daughter (Mackenzie Foy) is not satisfied with his disappearance and transcends time and space.

The impressive reappraisal of scientific theories in combination with the music by Hans Zimmer made “Interstellar” a worldwide hit, which boasts a proud 8.6 points on the IMDb. You can stream the masterpiece on Netflix.

Christopher Nolan’s Prestige – The Masters of Magic

After a tragic incident, the friendship between two stage magicians turns into a bitter rivalry: Alfred Borden (Christian Bale) and Robert Angier (Hugh Jackman) sabotage each other’s shows from now on. Not only do they endanger each other’s futures…

Based on the novel The Magician’s Cabinet, Nolan’s masterpiece Prestige tells the story of a tragedy that turns entertainment into cold-blooded murder. The film got 8.5 stars on IMDb. You can watch Prestige on Prime Video with an Amazon Prime subscription.

Nolan’s Memento Movie

Due to a brain defect, Leonard (Guy Pearce) is unable to retain memories in his short-term memory. In order to find his wife’s murderer anyway, he leaves his future self with notes and clues – which have to be deciphered between the present and the past.

With “Memento” Christopher Nolans succeeded for the first time in telling a film backward so skilfully that he turned the audience’s viewing habits upside down, but at the same time found a smooth ending. The title has 8.4 stars on IMDb. You can’t stream the title on demand, but you can save it on Blu-ray.