Looking back, it's fair to describe Christopher Nolan's career path as "meteoric." 2000's Memento was only his second movie. That was his breakthrough project, which led to Nolan working with Al Pacino (!) and Robin Williams for 2002's Insomnia. Next came Batman Begins (2005), Nolan's fourth movie, and that's what really made Nolan a household name. Much like Steven Soderbergh, Nolan got famous fast.
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