Christopher Nolan is about as close as we get to filmmaking royalty. Even when his movies aren’t built for mass appeal, they’re technical showpieces crafted with obsessive precision. Still, across an otherwise remarkable career, one criticism has stuck: the audio. From The Dark Knight Rises' Bane to Dunkirk, even his best films have drawn complaints about muddy or overpowered dialogue. Now, the Inception director says he’s using a new piece of technology that may finally solve those long-standing issues, and fans are already sounding off.
