Warner Bros. is rereleasing Tenet on 70mm IMAX screens this weekend, and you better believe I’ll be the first in line. Why? For all its flaws, Tenet remains a grand blockbuster that stands head and shoulders above most modern releases. We should celebrate its achievements rather than lament its faults. [embedded content] More pivotally, many… Read More: Why You Should See Tenet on IMAX This Weekend »
It’s been quite a while since a pair of films took over the box office. This summer was a major disappointment, with films like Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Fast X failing to generate more than a mere shrug from moviegoers. The Flash bombed so hard that media outlets coined a new… Read More: 3 Reasons Why Barbenheimer Has Taken Over the Box Office »
How do you gauge the filmography of someone who has never made a bad movie? Tasked with ranking the best Christopher Nolan movies after the release of Oppenheimer, I can’t help but marvel at the iconic director‘s incredible oeuvre and hate the idea of organizing any of his pictures ahead of the other. Some of… Read More: Christopher Nolan Movies Ranked Including Oppenheimer »
Fifteen years ago this week, Christopher Nolan released a little movie called The Dark Knight which delivered what I consider the best comic book film to date. It’s a rare example of an anticipated Hollywood blockbuster that lives up to the hype, an exceptional filmmaking piece that has only improved with age. Everything here clicks.… Read More: Christian Bale’s Performance in The Dark Knight Deserves More Praise… »
Director Christopher Nolan has received a seven-figure check from Warner Bros. as a sign of good faith. The acclaimed director began his partnership with Warner Bros. in 2002 with his film Insomnia. Since then, Nolan worked with WB for years, collaborating with them on The Dark Knight trilogy and his original films, such as Inception,… Read More: Christopher Nolan Receives 7-Figure Check From WB as Studio Wants… »
Universal Pictures has released a new Oppenheimer trailer for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming movie. It’s set to release in theaters on July 21, 2023. As seen in the new Oppenheimer trailer, Cillian Murphy stars as J. Robert Oppenheimer and Emily Blunt as his wife, biologist and botanist Katherine “Kitty” Oppenheimer. Meanwhile, Matt Damon portrays General Leslie… Read More: New Oppenheimer Trailer Shows More Footage of Christopher Nolan’s Thriller »
Universal Pictures has released the official Oppenheimer trailer for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming movie. It’s set to release in theaters on July 21, 2023, so there’s still quite the wait for the epic thriller. “They won’t fear it until they understand it. And they won’t understand it until they’ve used it.” Check out the Oppenheimer trailer… Read More: Oppenheimer Trailer Previews Christopher Nolan’s Epic Thriller »
Cillian Murphy has signed on to play the lead role in Christopher Nolan’s next film, Oppenheimer, according to Deadline. Murphy will portray scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer in the biographical drama from Universal Pictures and Nolan’s Syncopy banner, with a release date set for July 21, 2023. RELATED: Creator Confirms Peaky Blinders Film Will Begin Production… Read More: Cillian Murphy to Play J. Robert Oppenheimer in Nolan’s Next… »
Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images The world of film distribution is ever-changing, and in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, studios and distributors alike are rethinking ways to handle what was once normal business. In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, Netflix’s Scott Stuber has said director Christopher Nolan has had conversations with… Read More: Christopher Nolan Talked With Netflix, Wants Global Cinema Distribution »
Exclusive: Guy Pearce Talks Memento 20th Anniversary! It’s weird to think that 20 years have passed since Christopher Nolan’s mind-blowing crime thriller Memento hit the big screen. Even now, it remains a fascinating thriller thanks to its unique style — the story begins at the end and works backwards — strong cast, consisting of Guy Pearce,… Read More: Exclusive: Guy Pearce Talks Memento 20th Anniversary! »