Loved The Odyssey? Our Guide To Where You Can Stream Christopher Nolan’s Best Films

If Nolan’s latest has left you wanting more, we’ve rounded up where you can watch his filmography in the comfort of your own home.

If you have just come out of seeing Christopher Nolan’s new epic film, The Odyssey and already want to immerse yourself in more of the director’s work, we have some good news for you.

The celebrated British filmmaker is responsible for some of the most awarded and respected movies of the 21st century – and most of his best offerings are currently available to stream in the UK.

So, whether you’re new to Nolan’s work and want to check out more after seeing his latest, or watching The Odyssey has just made you want to revisit your old favourites, here’s a quick round-up of where you can currently stream his films…

The non-pink side of Barbenheimer, Oppenheimer dominated the box office and pop culture upon its release in the summer of 2023.

Oppenheimer went on to earn seven Oscars, including Christopher Nolan’s first Best Picture and Best Director wins, and earned almost a billion dollars globally.

The movie features an award-winning leading performance from Cillian Murphy as Robert Oppenheimer, a theoretical physicist known as the “father of the atomic bomb”, and follows the development of the first nuclear weapon during World War II.

It also explores powerful themes like the dangers of political paranoia during McCarthyism, and the responsibility that comes with such scientific advancements.

Co-starring an Oscar-winning Robert Downey Jr as adversary Lewis Strauss and an Oscar-nominated stint from Emily Blunt as Robert’s wife Kitty (not to mention a stacked cast that also includes Florence Pugh, Rami Malek and Josh Hartnett), the film still holds a 93% Rotten Tomatoes score, and was hailed as “visually spectacular” and a “stunning masterpiece” by critics when it debuted.

Oppenheimer is now streaming on BBC iPlayer.

Although Tenet is one of Christopher Nolan’s lowest-rated and lowest-grossing films, it’s definitely still well worth a watch.

The mind-bending science fiction thriller centres around a CIA officer, recruited by a secret organisation and trained to manipulate the flow of time, to stop an attack from the future.

Starring John David Washington, Robert Pattinson and Kenneth Branagh, the film has been described by some critics as Nolan’s unofficial take on the Bond franchise.

Debuting in 2020, Tenet was one of the first major post-Covid cinema releases, which may have been the cause of its lack of fanfare – but it’s still a film that deserves to be revisited.

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