From Kubrick to Nolan: 15 most confusing films of all time named

In early June, the I’m A Puzzle portal team shared results interesting study that revealed the most confusing movies of all time.

To do this, the authors analyzed the search queries of users, consisting of the title of a movie and the word "explained" (explained). The final list includes 15 films spanning over six decades, from Stanley Kubrick's A Space Odyssey (1968) to Christopher Nolan's Tenet (2020).

The entire top 15 most confusing films:

1. «Argument» (2020), Christopher Nolan — 70,000 requests per month on average
2. "Thinking How to End It" (2020), Charlie Kaufman - 50,000
3. "Shutter Island" (2010), Martin Scorsese — 31 000
4. Donnie Darko (2001), Richard Kelly - 18,000
5. "Mulholland Drive" (2001), David Lynch — 9 700
6. «interstellar"(2014), Christopher Nolan - 7,100
7. "Under cover of night" (2016), Tom Ford - 6,500
8. "Shine" (1980), Stanley Kubrick — 6 300
9. "Arrival" (2016), Denis Villeneuve - 6,000
10. "Fight Club" (1999), David Fincher — 5 900
11. Time Patrol (2013), Michael and Peter Spierig - 5,900
12. «Matrix"(1999), Wachowski - 5,200
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13. "Remember" (2000), Christopher Nolan - 4,600
14. "Beginning" (2010), Christopher Nolan — 4 500
15. "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968), Stanley Kubrick - 4,200

And do you remember the films, the explanation or analysis of which you were looking for after watching? Write in the comments.