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still not believing I'll see it again in theater

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'Interstellar' gets 10th anniversary deluxe 4K UHD and Blu-ray collector's edition

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November 8, 2024 marks 10 years I watched Interstellar for the first time, in the opening weekend, and I've been planning my first ever tattoo for a while, I always knew what I wanted, so pulled illustrator and let my heart talk. Thank you Chris, Jonathan, Emma, Jessica and Hans for making the thing that would save my life. On Monday, 11, I'll be meeting my love again on Imax 🤍

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interstellarmovie: Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar turns 10. Experience it back in theatres in IMAX on Dec 6. Also available on Digital & Disc now, link in bio.

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Spider-Man actor Tom Holland was just cast in the next film by Oscar-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan and while no one is exactly sure what that movie is about yet, we just heard a super exciting, juicy rumor about it.

Since Universal announced it was reteaming with Nolan, fans everywhere have been speculating about the nature of the film. One rumor is that it’s a horror movie. Another is that it’s a helicopter action movie like 1983’s Blue Thunder. And the Hollywood Reporter story about Holland’s casting writes that “the setting is not present day (although it’s unclear whether it’s set in the past or the future).” Well, we heard two of those could potentially be true. io9 got word from a reliable source that Nolan’s film is a vampire movie set in the 1920s.

We know what you’re thinking: “Isn’t Ryan Coogler already making that movie?” Yes, he is. It’s called Sinners and it’s out in March. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for two visionary filmmakers to tackle the same topic, especially when the releases are so far apart. Don’t forget, not only was Nolan one of many directors to tackle Batman, he did a magic movie—The Prestige—around the same time as a rival studio was doing a magic movie, The Illusionist. He’s not beholden to what other people are doing. Plus, it’s not like period horror movies are all over the nation’s multiplexes these days or ever. There’s plenty of room for two or maybe even more of these.

io9 reached out to Universal for confirmation or denial of the rumor and didn’t hear back as of publication. We’ll update the post if or when we do.

So is Nolan’s latest a period vampire movie? Probably, but we can’t say for sure. What we can say for sure is it’s Nolan’s first movie since winning Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director for Oppenheimer. It stars Matt Damon and, now, Tom Holland—who’ll reportedly shoot the film alongside Spider-Man 4 and Avengers: Doomsday. We also know it’s being released by Universal, in IMAX, on July 17, 2026.

Let’s be honest though. We all want this rumor to be true, right? We want to see Matt Damon and Tom Holland in long, flowing coats ripping out people’s throats in 70mm IMAX with your seat shaking from the huge Hans Zimmer score. That sounds like the perfect night at the movies. Let’s cross our fingers… but don’t show the vampires.

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Right at the end, and this is something that Jonah very much put into the script before I took it over, there’s this moment that he absolutely nailed—that I absolutely love. ‘The audience knows the truth: the world is simple. It’s miserable, solid all the way through. But if you can fool them, even for a second, then you can make them wonder, then you get to see something really special…it was the looks on their faces.’ When I first read that in the script, I was like, ‘That’s great.’ He’s talking about the nature of magic and how you can make people believe there’s more to it. I think that’s exactly what a great film will reveal, which is always, the world is way fucking worse than you think it is and you missed it. It should be depressing. The reason it’s not is, we want the world to be more complicated than it is. It’s pleasurable, because what it’s really saying is there’s more to this place than meets the eye. You don’t want to know the limits of your world. You don’t want to feel this is all there is. I make films that are huge endorsements of the idea that there’s more to our world than meets the eye. - Christopher Nolan

The Prestige (2006) dir. Christopher Nolan

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To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the release of Interstellar, Melbourne Cinema will be re-screening the film in IMAX 70mm film format from September 26! You will also have a chance to win P1 and 2 commemorative shopping bags

https://imaxmelbourne.com.au/movie/spacetember-film-festival

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CILLIAN MURPHY - sigh!

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sunburn (1999): davin mcderby icons.

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Dr. Jonathan Crane - Batman Begins dir. CHRISTOPER NOLAN

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STEP RIGHT UP, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! BEHOLD THE MARVEL OF A CENTURY! WITHESS THE UNCANNY ABILITY OF A WOMAN WHO CAN BECOME ANYONE, ANYTHING YOUR HEART DESIRES, FRIEND, LOVER FOE. SHE TRANSFORMS BEFORE YOUR VERY EYES. HER VOICE AND VISAGE A REFLECTION OF YOUR DEEPEST DREAMS & DARKEST FEARS BUT BEWARE. FOR SHE IS NOT JUST A MASTER OF DISGUISE BUT A SPIRIT OF TRANSFORMATION SLIPPING BETWEEN THE CRACKS OF REALTY. ONE MOMENT A BELOVED FRIEND, THE NEXT A SHADOWY NIGHTMARE. SHE IS THE QUEEN OF THE UNCANNY, THE MISTRESS OF METAMORPHOSIS. BEWARE OF THE GREAT IMPERSONATOR.

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i am actually so normal about this couple

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Robert Pattinson as Neil in Tenet (2020) dir. Christopher Nolan