Christopher Nolan's film rankings and analysis of his 13th movie, The Odyssey

Consensus Summary

Both the SMH and THEAGE analyze Christopher Nolan's filmography, focusing on his 13th film, The Odyssey, and its comparison to his previous works. Nolan's films have collectively earned over $US6 billion ($8.5 billion) and won 18 Oscars, with Oppenheimer being his most recent and critically acclaimed project, winning seven Oscars including best picture and director. The articles rank his films subjectively, highlighting standout achievements like Dunkirk's three technical Oscars and the box office success of The Dark Knight trilogy's third film, which grossed over $US1 billion. The Odyssey, shot in 1890s London with a $US250 million budget, is noted as Nolan's first feature film entirely on large-screen IMAX cameras. Both sources agree on key dates, such as Memento (2000), The Dark Knight (2008), and Nolan's debut (1998), while emphasizing his consistent ambition and originality across genres like sci-fi, superheroes, and historical drama.