Jordan Neves

Oh and thanks for your comment!

It’s a nice way to tease it, playing on what we expect according to his previous work. Can’t wait for the full trailer.

Pfister couldn’t sign on as cinematographer because he’ll be directing his first feature, Transcendence. You should check out the trailer if you haven’t already, it looks really good.

Agreed, I’m looking forward to seeing what Nolan can do with another man behind the camera.

I love the secrecy behind it, I feel that always works better when gearing up to a big film. It’s the same case for the new Planet of the Apes’ teaser trailer, watching that only got me ridiculously excited for it.

I’m really looking forward to seeing McConaughey’s character in this.

I’m glad he turned everything around and proved himself to be a good actor, I’m looking forward to seeing what he brings to the table with this film.
I agree to some extent, I like that something fresh and provocative is being offered in mainstream cinema. I think Inception is really the limit with where it can go though, any more layers and he risks alienating a large part of his audience. The Prestige worked well because it was multi-layered yet only followed a handful of characters, the same can be said about Memento.

I’m not sure, it just seemed to come out of nowhere. Good thing he did turn his career around though.

I was the same and my fondness for Inception only grew over time. I really liked TDKR too but I agree that it was a victim of its hype. Mind you, there isn’t much you can follow TDK with. His films aren’t without their flaws but they are still part of the better movies made today.

I agree, I think the trailer has been toned down intentionally just to create a bit of buzz, when the full trailer is released we’ll get a confirmation of what the film will look like. Like anything, the fanboys unjustly put him on a ridiculous pedestal, however, he is one of the better directors making films today in my opinion. It’s good because it’s an offering of something different in an industry diluted by relatively empty films, much like Kubrick as you said. Thanks for commenting!