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By Brianmccritic (814) on 18 Jun 2013

Being a huge Christopher Nolan fan after seeing Memento I found out about this film and after seeing it for this being his first film it is well done…

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By Saddam H (49) on 15 Jun 2013

Intense…

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By Tim J (284) on 14 Jun 2013

In a short amount of time, Following shows the rare talent of Christopher Nolan that would baffle the world in several years to come…

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By Jacob M (1,390) on 13 Jun 2013

Slow and unfulfilled, Following may be a cool successor to the later neo-noirs that Nolan will create, but it just can't take full advantage…

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By Joshua W (496) on 12 Jun 2013

Too brief to be more than a sketch. An intelligent sketch nonetheless…

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By David B (3,254) on 02 Jun 2013

Whew, I'm one step closer to watching every feature film Christopher Nolan (Memento, The Dark Knight, Inception) has ever done…

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By Bryan C (518) on 01 Jun 2013

Christopher Nolan's feature film debut is exactly what you would expect - just on a much smaller scale than his more recent works. Grade: A…

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By Frederick V (134) on 22 May 2013

Even at 70 minutes, Christopher Nolan's debut is effective, demonstrating his early gift for taut storytelling and sharp noir…

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By John B (4,244) on 22 May 2013

If you liked Memento, then you might like this film by the same director…

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By Charles P (1,784) on 22 May 2013

Even at 70 minutes, Christopher Nolan's debut is effective, demonstrating his early gift for taut storytelling and sharp noir…

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By Andrew A (555) on 16 May 2013

Excellent neo-noir! The ending is enough to evoke sympathy and hatred toward the scheming individual who leaves the innocent clueless and victimized…

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By Andy T (601) on 12 May 2013

It's not as ambitious as other films by Christopher Nolan, but is simple, unpredictable and unique…

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By Freddy H (68) on 27 Apr 2013

Short but extremely concise. It's very telling as to what kind of themes Nolan would later develop with his later films…

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By Tungis G (66) on 15 Apr 2013

Interesting docuthriller. The opposite of most movies i've seen lately where the main story works but the end wraps up weakly…

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By Douglas L (748) on 31 Mar 2013

What a smart and sophisticated movie. The plot shift and conciseness of the plan of the whole plot line was executed greatly…

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By James K (1,238) on 24 Feb 2013

Aside from being an exceptionally crafty thriller in its own right, and it is most certainly that, Following is an intriguing view for the…

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By Caleb W (93) on 22 Feb 2013

Not Nolan's best work, Following is very short but still about a solid thriller from his directing and writing…

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By Jordan T (851) on 22 Feb 2013

Not Nolan's best work, Following is very short but still about a solid thriller from his directing and writing…

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By Robyn N (161) on 15 Feb 2013

As Christopher Nolan's first movie, it's still one of his best that sets the stage for what he has to offer: twisted nonlinear plots, gritty…

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By Dyllan R (43) on 15 Feb 2013

As Christopher Nolan's first movie, it's still one of his best that sets the stage for what he has to offer: twisted nonlinear plots, gritty…

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