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Guy

They created the hotel hallway fight scene by creating a real hallway on a rotating gimbal. For some shots, the camera was on a track on the 'floor', and remotely controlled

Larry Darrell

“Dreams… they feel real while we’re in them, right? It’s only when we wake up, that we realize something was actually strange.” How old did Phillipa sound when talking to her dad on the phone in the beginning? 5 years old… or at least twice that? Why was Mal on the ledge… of the other side of the building? — Teegan, you mentioned James Bond when seeing the snowy fortress setting. Did you know that that sequence was heavily influenced by the James Bond film, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969), which is Christopher Nolan’s favorite Bond film? It truly is one of the best James Bond films. I highly recommend watching the original 16 films one day, reaction or not. Dr. No (1962) thru Licence to Kill (1989) tells one complete story, of the same James Bond character. They make up maybe THE greatest film series ever.

james nobriga

Nolan is one of my favorite directors. I have seen every one of his movies multiple times. I love that you are reacting to his movies. I would love to see you react to Tenet. Talk about a mind bender. Tenet is probably one of the most unique, original and craziest plots I have ever seen in a Nolan film. It was the first movie I went to see in a theater after the 2020 shut down, so it was an amazing escape to experience during that time.