What is the best Christopher Nolan movie of all time?

Christopher Nolan has crafted some of the most ambitious and mind-bending blockbusters in cinema history, from superheroes to space travel to atomic bombs. With each film pushing the limits of storytelling and scale, which one stands as his true masterpiece?

1. 1
   The Dark Knight

   Batman faces his greatest adversary as the Joker unleashes chaos on Gotham City, forcing the hero to question everything he stands for.
2. 2
   Inception

   A thief who enters people's dreams to steal secrets is given the opposite task: planting an idea in someone's subconscious.
3. 3
   Interstellar

   A team of astronauts travels through a wormhole in search of a new home for humanity as Earth faces extinction.
4. 4
   Memento

   A man with short-term memory loss uses tattoos and polaroid photos to track down his wife's killer.
5. 5
   Dunkirk

   The harrowing true story of the miraculous evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk during World War II.
6. 6
   Oppenheimer

   The story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist who led the Manhattan Project to develop the atomic bomb — and grappled with the consequences.
7. 7
   The Odyssey

   Nolan's Homer epic, the first film shot entirely on IMAX cameras: Matt Damon's Odysseus, a record opening and the best reviews of the director's career.
8. 8
   The Prestige

   Two rival magicians and one impossible trick in Victorian London, adapted from Christopher Priest's novel, with a twist fans still argue about.
9. 9
   Batman Begins

   The reboot that rebuilt Batman around fear and grounded realism, and set the template for a decade of superhero cinema.
10. 10
    The Dark Knight Rises

    The trilogy's colossal finale: Bane breaks the Bat, Gotham goes under siege, and the legend ends on its own terms.
11. 11
    Tenet

    Time runs both directions in Nolan's inversion spy puzzle, the boldest brain-bender he has put on screen.
12. 12
    Insomnia

    Al Pacino's sleepless detective circles Robin Williams' killer under Alaska's midnight sun, in the only feature Nolan directed from someone else's script.
13. 13
    Following

    The shoestring black-and-white debut about a writer who follows strangers through London, already toying with fractured time.

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