Christopher Nolan Advocates for Experiential Understanding of His Films

In recent discussions, Nolan emphasizes the importance of experiencing his movies emotionally rather than solving them as puzzles.

Christopher Nolan clarifies that his films, including 'Tenet,' are meant to be experienced emotionally, not understood as puzzles.
Nolan compares his filmmaking approach to Spielberg's, focusing on engaging audiences rather than confounding them.
'Oppenheimer' composer Ludwig Göransson discusses the challenges of scoring the film to convey Oppenheimer's emotional journey.
Göransson's work on 'Oppenheimer' aims to immerse the audience in the protagonist's perspective, enhancing the film's emotional impact.
Nolan's latest film, 'Oppenheimer,' leads the BAFTAs and Oscars with 13 nominations, highlighting its critical acclaim.