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I tried to rip my first blu-ray, and it resulted in a bunch of files all ending in T-01, T-02, etc of about 60gb each. When I opened these files they all seemed consist of the entire movie. I was just curious if I did something wrong and if there was any way to just have one file with the entire movie?

Without knowing WHICH bluray you're typing about, it is impossible to say what you're getting.

It could be a movie with multiple titles for different versions. It could be a movie with copy protection that has multiple titles of which only one is correct. But, we cannot tell from what has been provided so far.

Sorry it is the UHD version of Requiem for a dream. It seems each of these files is the entire movie. I ripped about 4 of them and unfortunately none of them have any sound.

Now that the title is squared away...

The "no sound" issue can be that the default sound track is not compatible with your sound system, but it is more likely that you're not getting the proper sound being fed from the correct source file.

We will have to wait for someone who has extracted the correct file(s) to comment on this.

Requiem for a Dream (2000) is a Lionsgate film and seems to have playlist obfuscation.

There are already a few of threads about it. Requiem for a Dream UHD - Errors
UHD rip failure Requiem of a dream
Requiem for a Dream (2000) Dump Submitted

Further reading:
MakeMKV FAQ
UHD FAQ

Thanks, got it figured out!