Christopher Nolan has spent his career exploring the impossible: bending time in Inception, confronting the mysteries of the universe in Interstellar, examining history’s darkest moments in Oppenheimer, and redefining the superhero genre with The Dark Knight trilogy. With The Odyssey, Nolan takes on perhaps the oldest cinematic challenge of all …
Read More »Christopher Nolan Sets Sail: The Odyssey Brings Mythic Action to IMAX in 2026
Christopher Nolan is heading back to legend—and back to IMAX in a big way. The visionary filmmaker’s next cinematic event, The Odyssey, is a mythic action epic shot entirely on IMAX film cameras, using brand-new IMAX® film technology, no less. Yes, Nolan is once again pushing the limits of how …
Read More »Deciphering The Trailer For Christopher Nolan’s TENET
Cinephiles have been eagerly anticipating any updates on the upcoming Christopher Nolan film TENET and are now thrilled that Warner Bros. has dropped a new trailer that gives us some more insight but leaves us with just as many questions. Without a doubt, the film looks like it is surely …
Read More »‘2001’ Re-Release Highlights Kubrick’s Game Changing Film
Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey is returning to theaters in full 70mm!
Read More »30-Minute ‘Dunkirk’ Featurette Delves Into the Making of the Film
The featurette provides a pretty in-depth look at what it took to make a film like 'Dunkirk', delving into the practicalities of shooting a film that takes place in the air, sea, and the ground. Hit the jump the give it a watch!
Read More »Watch this Year’s Director’s Guild Nominees Q&A With Del Toro, Nolan, Peele, Gerwig, and McDonagh
Indeed, this years ceremony saw an amazing line-up of directors vying for the top prize that includes director Guillermo del Toro (The Shape of Water), Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird), Martin McDonagh (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), Christopher Nolan (Dunkirk), and Jordan Peele (Get Out).
Read More »Weekend Watch: ‘Baby Driver’ Sound Design, Rodger Deakins Oscar Snubs, ‘Dunkirk’ & More
In this edition of Weekend Watch, we take a look at the intricate sound design of 'Baby Driver', a saddening video chronicling all of the times that Rodger Deakins has lost at the Oscars, and an in-depth video essay on how Christopher Nolan uses scale to make 'Dunkirk' so successful, along with much more.
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