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Christopher Nolan to direct WWII film "Dunkirk", shot in IMAX 65mm

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Tickets for IMAX 70mm engagements go up July 5! (Going by what my Science museum posted on FB)

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Jigolo

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Awwww my local theater isn't bringing out the 15/70mm IMAX projector for this. Instead they'll be showing it in laser. The Laser projector is capable of the 1.43:1 aspect ratio so theres still that. Plus the screen is still gigantic.

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Trixxstrr

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There was a exhibitor/trade screening on Monday night and there was a private tweet with the following reaction:

- The source loved and said it's the most intense film he has ever seen.
- It's a very stressful film.
- The cinematography was gorgeous and Zimmer's soundtrack was intense.
- One of the executives said that it's "one of the best films WB has ever produced".
- Something huge not shown in marketing occurs.
- The film received a standing ovation.

Source seemed reliable.
 

Guzim

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There was a exhibitor/trade screening on Monday night and there was a private tweet with the following reaction:

- The source loved and said it's the most intense film he has ever seen.
- It's a very stressful film.
- The cinematography was gorgeous and Zimmer's soundtrack was intense.
- One of the executives said that it's "one of the best films WB has ever produced".
- Something huge not shown in marketing occurs.
- The film received a standing ovation.

Source seemed reliable.
Sounds like most of Nolan's films 😎
 
There was a exhibitor/trade screening on Monday night and there was a private tweet with the following reaction:

- The source loved and said it's the most intense film he has ever seen.
- It's a very stressful film.
- The cinematography was gorgeous and Zimmer's soundtrack was intense.
- One of the executives said that it's "one of the best films WB has ever produced".
- Something huge not shown in marketing occurs.
- The film received a standing ovation.

Source seemed reliable.
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Jigolo

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There was a exhibitor/trade screening on Monday night and there was a private tweet with the following reaction:

- The source loved and said it's the most intense film he has ever seen.
- It's a very stressful film.
- The cinematography was gorgeous and Zimmer's soundtrack was intense.
- One of the executives said that it's "one of the best films WB has ever produced".
- Something huge not shown in marketing occurs.
- The film received a standing ovation.

Source seemed reliable.
Nolan rocks
 

~Kinggi~

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Now the hype starts to gear up again. Subdued trailers were perfect for keeping expectations in check. I imagine this is gonna end up like Gravity except a war film.
 
There was a exhibitor/trade screening on Monday night and there was a private tweet with the following reaction:

- The source loved and said it's the most intense film he has ever seen.
- It's a very stressful film.
- The cinematography was gorgeous and Zimmer's soundtrack was intense.

- One of the executives said that it's "one of the best films WB has ever produced".
- Something huge not shown in marketing occurs.
- The film received a standing ovation.

Source seemed reliable.

This is why I watch Nolan films! I want a film that makes Interstellar's stressful moments look quaint. That makes the docking scene (the combination of visuals + music) seem like child's play!
 

DMczaf

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Might be in Vegas in August.

Vegas Gaf where should I watch it?

Brenden IMAX Theater at the Palms Hotel and Casino

7 story high IMAX screen

70mm projection

I thought they took it down, but apparently it's still there. Haven't been back since Interstellar.
 

DMczaf

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You post like a young man. Nothing held back. But peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you.

I'm sorry Sculli...I can't hang with these Mahvel and AT-ST AT-ST AT-ST fans anymore.

The new generation is passing me by. I can't even come up with paraphrases anymore...

This is where Johnny Cash's version of Hurt plays...
 
I'm sorry Sculli...I can't hang with these Mahvel and AT-ST AT-ST AT-ST fans anymore.

The new generation is passing me by. I can't even come up with paraphrases anymore...

This is where Johnny Cash's version of Hurt plays...
More like some Lethal Weapon sax notes after you accidentally fire your gun in the locker room.
 

Denzar

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I'm afraid the movie's PG-13 rating will detract from the visceral experience a film about Dunkirk should be. That and Nolan's very sterile style have got me somewhat worried.

I just don't think Nolan is a good fit for a war movie.

Ready to be proven wrong, though!
 
There was a exhibitor/trade screening on Monday night and there was a private tweet with the following reaction:

- The source loved and said it's the most intense film he has ever seen.
- It's a very stressful film.
- The cinematography was gorgeous and Zimmer's soundtrack was intense.
- One of the executives said that it's "one of the best films WB has ever produced".
- Something huge not shown in marketing occurs.
- The film received a standing ovation.

Source seemed reliable.

Dat exaggerated hype before any Nolan movie.
 

FTF

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Brenden IMAX Theater at the Palms Hotel and Casino

7 story high IMAX screen

70mm projection

I thought they took it down, but apparently it's still there. Haven't been back since Interstellar.

Oh yeah if that's still there def see it on that.
 

duckroll

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There was a exhibitor/trade screening on Monday night and there was a private tweet with the following reaction:

- One of the executives said that it's "one of the best films WB has ever produced".

Source seemed reliable.

Believable. I bet this executive says this a lot though. :p
 
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