Fresh off a critically acclaimed and heavily discussed feature film acting debut in Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster summer epic The Odyssey , Travis Scott is officially pivoting back to his musical roots.
Hollywood has long prided itself on being a progressive cultural megaphone, yet behind the polished marketing campaigns lies a stark and systemic reality for marginalized creators.
Robert Pattinson once tried to fool Christopher Nolan just to sneak away for a Batman audition. The plan barely lasted a few seconds before the director saw straight through it.
Christopher Nolan has clearly gone all the way for The Odyssey, as Guillermo del Toro revealed . Now, one thing that both del Toro and Nolan can always agree on is using practical effects in filmmaking.
Batman may have conquered Gotham, but Christopher Nolan apparently never escaped one villain: sibling envy. By making The Dark Knight transcend the traditional superhero genre into a gritty, high-stakes crime epic with deep philosophical weight, Nolan helped turn Batman into something far more formidable.
Interstellar Live is returning to London in 2027, giving Christopher Nolan’s space epic another chance to make audiences feel very small, very emotional, and possibly reconsider the existence of time.
Few works have travelled as far across centuries, languages and interpretations as Homer’s The Odyssey. The ancient Greek epic has repeatedly found new life through translations, each bringing its own rhythm, sensibility, and understanding to Odysseus’ long journey home.
Hollywood has officially entered its comeback era. After years of pandemic-era uncertainty, shifting audience habits, and questions about the future of theatrical releases, the box office has delivered a very loud answer: Hollywood is back.
The initial skepticism around Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey was almost fitting for a film built from one of humanity’s oldest stories. There was a sense that Nolan’s fondness for fractured timelines and narrative puzzles might turn Homer’s journey into something overly cerebral.
Homer gave Odysseus a voyage measured in years, but Christopher Nolan may have found a modern equivalent in the theatrical odyssey of his own. The Odyssey has moved from ancient myth to a massive big-screen spectacle, built around IMAX cameras, 70mm film, and a scale few contemporary productions would even attempt.
There are plenty of war movies worth revisiting, but few from the past decade have made as immediate an impression as Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk. Now, the 2017 thriller has landed on Paramount+, making it considerably easier to watch at home.
Christopher Nolan has done it again. What began as one of the most anticipated films of 2026 has turned into a full-blown box office phenomenon. Starring
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey stormed into theaters in July, shattering box office records, proving that no home theater experience can truly match the wonder of the big screen.
Since its release in theaters, The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan, has become one of the biggest cinematic events of the year. Homer’s ancient Greek epic has been transformed into a big-budget adaptation that has dazzled audiences with its vast scope, A-list cast, and Nolan’s trademark style of filmmaking.
Ithaca’s King just notched another win. Unlike his victory at Troy, though, he can be proud of this achievement. Christopher Nolan’s smash hit The Odyssey just passed $1.35 billion at the global box office.
There are movies set in Greece, like “Mamma Mia!,” and then there are movies set in Ancient Greece, like, well, these films. For this collection of films set in Ancient Greece, we are including works of fiction and mythology.
When Christopher Nolan’s new movie The Odyssey came out (actually, a year before it came out), film geeks everywhere rushed to buy tickets to see the film in IMAX 70 millimeter.
Unsurprising to anybody who watched it, The Odyssey is officially Christopher Nolan’s biggest hit ever. So far, the film has grossed $1.1 billion at the box office.
Christopher Nolan’s productions are highly respected within the film community. And tickets to his films, specifically tickets to see them in the format they were shot in, IMAX 70mm, are highly sought after.
Sir Christopher Nolan thinks there is a "fundamental flaw" with amateur film criticism. The 56-year-old director - who recently helmed The Odyssey, his film adaptation of the epic poem the Odyssey by Homer - has pushed back against familiar criticism from amateur movie-watchers.
With an A-list cast that includes the likes of Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Zendaya and Charlize Theron, it’s a former NHLer’s role in the film that’s captured the attention of the hockey world.
Christopher Nolan went from a guy making dark dramas to making superhero movies to making whatever it is that he wants. “The Odyssey” is Nolan cashing the blank check of “Oppenheimer,” not that he needed another blank check at this point in his career.
Christopher Nolan is back, retelling one of the oldest surviving stories in history, but this time on the big screen. Fresh off the success of Oppenheimer, director Christopher Nolan’s take on the Homeric epic has finally arrived in theaters, and it’s worth seeing the film on the biggest screen possible.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is now charting an even grander voyage, one across Roblox, than Odysseus ever did in Homer’s epic. The film has already been charting an extraordinary voyage before its release with a $250 million, IMAX destined budget.
Christopher Nolan and The Odyssey’s cinematographer, Hoyte van Hoytema, revealed to Empire that they invented new equipment so that they could shoot all of the forthcoming epic with IMAX cameras.
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