> His films are good and incredibly entertaining, but Kubrick is on a completely different plane. I agree perhaps I misclassed Nolan with Kubrick. That being s

> His films are good and incredibly entertaining, but Kubrick is on a completely different plane. I agree perhaps I misclassed Nolan with Kubrick. That being said, "Memento" and "Inception" really stand out to me. Could be that I just really relate to the themes of romantic loss, and as a musician I found the scores for both made a big difference to me. Granted, Zimmer's score for "Inception" was bombastic and could justifiably be called Wagnerian; I still find listening to that soundtrack cathartic, and in spots it's even very cerebral.