Welcome to the second part of Our Cinematic Universe's new mini-series on the films of Christopher Nolan. In anticipation of the release of his eleventh film Tenet, we are going through every piece of his filmography.

But it wouldn't be a Chris Nolan series without some time-bending nonsense, so we're going.... backwards through his filmography! This week we are discussing his murph divisive film. Full of interesting afflecks of his creative style, we debate wether his non-linear storytelling can really chastain an entire 2 hour 40 minute movie.

Will we feel cooped up in quarantine watching Interstellar or will we lithgow gently into that good night...

Enjoy! 

- Michael Cocaine

Our Cinematic Universe is proud to introduce our new mini-series on the films of Christopher Nolan. In anticipation of the release of his eleventh film Tenet, we are going through every piece of his filmography.

But it wouldn't be a Chris Nolan series without some time-bending nonsense, so enjoy our first episode in the series... Dunkirk, the last film from Nolan. 

While Byron adores this film, Gabe finds it sorely lacking in some of the fundamentals of storytelling. Enjoy the discussion on Dunkirk!

And we arrive at the end of the Godfather mini-series! Francis Ford Coppola comes back after 16 years since part 2. In this episode we explore the circumstances behind the making of the film. How will Godfather part 3 compare to the previous instalments? Does it continue the story set up in part 2? 

Enjoy, and wear you mask!

While the Cinema's are closed, we take a look at a classic franchise The Godfather.

Our first film is the 1972 classic, The Godfather, directed by the legendary director, Francis Ford Coppola. We take a look at this film from two different points of view, while Byron has seen this film many, many times, Gabe has only seen it a handful of times. So, why is this considered one of the best films of all time?

This episode is part 2 of 2 our podcast about the original Godfather.

While the Cinema's are closed, we take a look at a classic franchise The Godfather.

Our first film is the 1972 classic, The Godfather, directed by the legendary director, Francis Ford Coppola. We take a look at this film from two different points of view, while Byron has seen this film many, many times, Gabe has only seen it a handful of times. So, why is this considered one of the best films of all time?

This episode is part 1 of 2 of our podcast about the original Godfather.

Our Cinematic Universe has a new objective: to analyse the Terminator Timeline. How a relatively simple story changed into one of the most convoluted franchises.

Here we are at the end... or the beginning? As Skydance acquires the rights, there is hope for a new creativity to come into the franchise... the only question is, did they pull it of.... NO! Of course they didn't, you've seen it (or haven't), you know it's bad. But just how bad is it....?

Our Cinematic Universe has a new objective: to analyse the Terminator Timeline. How a relatively simple story changed into one of the most convoluted franchises.

McG's Terminator Salvation has made us reconsider the other films in the franchise. Now Terminator 3, Dark Fate and the upcoming Genesys don't seem that terrible. But why is this worst than the other ones? 

Our Cinematic Universe has a new objective: to analyse the Terminator Timeline. How a relatively simple story changed into one of the most convoluted franchises.

And now the problems start, with Terminator 3 from 2003. This movie breaks a lot of the original themes and stories, but how much exactly? Can things get worst than this?

Our Cinematic Universe has a new objective: to analyse the Terminator Timeline. How a relatively simple story changed into one of the most convoluted franchises.

Now for time for one of the most impressive sequels of all time,  Terminator 2, from 1991 and directed once again by James Cameron. The first movie had a flawless script, but does the second one?