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The playful rivalry between Greta Gerwig’s Barbie and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer continues. Not only has the films’ release dates being on the same day, July 21, started a “Barbieheimer” phenomenon across social media but the two movies, with completely contrasting themes, have some other similarities. During a recent interview with the Associated Press, published online…
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer has officially earned an R-rating by the MPA, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed, marking a rare Nolan feature to get such a rating. Nolan’s breakout feature Memento (2000) and his next outing, Insomnia (2002), were both rated R, but he has largely stayed in the PG-13 sphere. Actor David Dastmalchian once noted…
This year is shaping up to be a big one on the big screen for Zendaya. The Euphoria Emmy Award winner has been selected to receive a CinemaCon Star of the Year award during the Big Screen Achievement Awards on April 27. The ceremony, held at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, will…
MPTF’s “Night Before” Party Sets Co-Chairs George Clooney, Cate Blanchett and Angela Bassett It’s nearly the night before the Academy Awards. That means the Motion Picture & Television Fund is finalizing details for the 21st annual “Night Before” fundraiser that will be held on the Fox lot on March 11, the evening before the Oscars….
“Why the First Christopher Nolan Movie is One You Should Watch” Christopher Nolan has now become possibly one of the most recognizable directors of our time, with incredible blockbusters like Insomnia, The Dark Night Trilogy, Inception, and Dunkirk – all of which has led to his films gaining 11 Academy Awards and 36 nominations. Nolan…
“#Familiar Foes, Batman! Here’s Why We Keep Seeing The Same Batman Villains” There’s an old adage in comics (and soap operas) that no one ever really dies… because sooner or later, they always end up coming back. Maybe it’s someone new with the same name, or they’re a clone, or they’re revived, or they’re a…
“#Christopher Nolan’s 10 Best Movies” Christopher Nolan gets the same note from every one of his actors in interviews: he never sits down for a single second on set. He comes to filming in a three-piece suit, demands that elaborate practical effects be emphasized over CGI, and ensures that his films not only stun visually…
“#The Cinematic Resonances of Tenet” Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, we’re watching a video essay that looks at the cinematic resonances in — and influences on — Christopher Nolan’s Tenet. Very few filmmakers create within a vacuum. I challenge you to think…
“#Is There Douglas Trumbull and Christopher Nolan Beef Over 2001? – /Film” In 1968, Douglas Trumbull was a 23-year-old animator who had been hand-picked by director Stanley Kubrick to work on a science fiction film called 2001: A Space Odyssey. Trumbull was eventually tasked with pioneering visual effects for several of the movie’s most memorable sequences,…
“#Christopher Nolan’s ‘Memento’ and the Unreliable Image” Christopher Nolan is hailed as one of modern cinema’s most successful puzzle-makers. In the perplexing Inception (2010), he broke cinematic grounds by considering the murky relationship between dreams and reality. Similarly, in his recent blockbuster, Tenet (2020), Nolan rejects ideas of linear time entirely in a manner that…