Christopher Nolan

Dream or not, Hans Zimmer's "Time" still goes incredibly hard.

Cobb getting chased by a monster or showing up to an exam in his underwear was out of the question.

We'd expect nothing less from a guy who refused to use CGI for the atomic detonation scene in Oppenheimer.

Now that you mention it, we wouldn't say no to a Christopher Nolan remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Let's revisit the deeply emotional Christopher Nolan sci-fi film for its 10th anniversary.

The goodwill of Memento went a long way.

Let's just say it was a good year for Christopher Nolan's acclaimed Manhattan Project project.

It only took 24 years!

Two deadly incidents that were part of the Manhattan Project aren't in Oppenheimer — for good reason. 

It's not like the character hasn't worn a purple suit for the past *checks notes* 84 years!