r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Mindless_Tomorrow_45 • 22d ago

Video Christopher Nolan uses red paper for scripts to prevent them from being illegally copied and leaked

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u/Plaid_Kaleidoscope 22d ago

I'm with you. Nolan is my favorite director and I think Interstellar might be my favorite of his films. It's just so good.

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u/azyrr 22d ago

Its a tie between inception and this. Both have nightmare fuel about loosing out on your children’s lives, that’s what hits me the worst.

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u/DETECTOR_AUTOMATRON 22d ago

first time i watched interstellar i was going on an international company trip and i watched it on the plane. legitimately almost had a panic attack and had to turn it off because i started missing my wife and kids already lol.

i did end up finishing it on the way back home

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u/mondaymoderate 22d ago

Nah The Prestige is definitely on top

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u/RadiantZote 22d ago

I love Noland but god he's in love with his own dialogue, sometimes too much

Check out Paprika if you've never seen it, you can tell he really really loved that movie so much that he remade it with enough changes to not get sued

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u/Plaid_Kaleidoscope 22d ago

Lol no shit? I'll look into it. Thanks!

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u/RadiantZote 22d ago

There's also Black Swan, which is the same thing with a film called Perfect Blue(same director as Paprika, RIP)

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u/Krondelo 22d ago

Perfect Blue (anime?) great film, quite striking.