Christopher Nolan doesn’t make movies. He builds time machines.
I’ve been obsessed since Memento. Here are my personal top 5 Nolan films,
ranked by how many times I’ve rewound them
and how many GIFs I’ve made from them. All on Dieulois.com
1. Interstellar (2014) –
My #1, AlwaysThis is my religion. A father’s love, a wormhole, Hans Zimmer’s organ — and that docking scene?
I still hold my breath. Matthew McConaughey crying in the ship while watching 23 years pass?
I made a 12-second GIF of it. Loops forever in my head.
“We’ve always defined ourselves by the ability to overcome the impossible.”
2. Memento (2000) –
The One That Started It AllBackward storytelling.
Polaroids. Tattoos. Guy Pearce hunting his wife’s killer — but can he trust his own memory?
Nolan’s first masterpiece.
My GIF of the black-and-white-to-color switch? Took me 3 hours. Worth it.3. Insomnia (2002) –
The Forgotten GemAl Pacino hasn’t slept in days. Robin Williams plays a killer with a smile.
Alaska’s midnight sun burns your eyes. Most people skip this one — I don’t.
The moral gray zone, the fog, the guilt.
My GIF of Pacino staring at the light? Pure mood.4. Inception (2010) –
Dreams Within Dreams Spinning tops. Zero gravity hallway fights.
Ellen Page bending Paris like origami. I dreamed in layers for a week after seeing it.
My GIF of the city folding? I coded it in PHP just to loop it on repeat.5. Dunkirk (2017) –
War, But Silent No speeches. Just sound. Ticking clocks.
Screaming engines. One week, one beach, one chance.
Hans Zimmer’s score is a character.
My GIF of the Spitfire gliding with no fuel? I watch it when I need courage.

