To compliment the ambiguous mysteries this week, we dive into the even more divisive Christopher Nolan movies INCEPTION and TENET:
Why does Nolan make movies with mysteries when they're overall not meant to be solved?
Why was Inception pretty enjoyable the first time around but laden with the most unconvincing shoot-outs known to mankind?
Nothing is free of criticism but why does Inception only get worser just thinking about it?
Why not just call the film "Deception" since it's never meant to be anything but endless tricks?
Is there a movie whre Nolan doesn't have his foley blaring?
All that and why Christopher needs to utilize his far more talented brother Jonathan in the scriptwriting department yet again!
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Christopher Nolan 2024 interview on Colbert