Christopher Nolan Shot ‘The Odyssey’ Entirely With Imax Cameras by Creating New Equipment So ‘You Can Shoot a Foot’ Away From an Actor’s Face and ‘Get Usable Sound’

The Odyssey' is the first movie entirely shot with Imax cameras. Christopher Nolan was able to achieve this feat by creating new technology.
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Tim Key, Wilton's Music Hall review - the woes of hitting middle age

Tim Key, besuited and wearing a baseball cap, stands on stage as the audience files in, smiling sweetly as people take their ...
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20 Years Before MobLand, Roger Ebert Hailed Pierce Brosnan's The Matador as an 'Overlooked Gem'

Long before he chewed the scenery as Conrad Harrigan in MobLand, Pierce Brosnan first broke bad in this black comedy crime ...

THR Visionary Robbie Ryan on Andrea, Ken, Yorgos, and the Joy of Making “Mad Little Movies”

THR’s inaugural Visionary in Cinematography charts his career, from 'Fish Tank' and 'I, Daniel Blake,' to 'The Favourite' and 'Bugonia' and through handheld chaos, long-lens austerity, and fisheye ...

An Insane Plot Twist in This HBO Sci-Fi Series Will Make You Rewatch the Entire Show From the Beginning

The Season 1 finale of HBO's Westworld reveals that the Man in Black is an older version of William, demanding an immediate ...

'Brilliant' classic Christmas film is 'laugh out loud funny' on BBC today

As the holiday season approaches, a cherished film returns to our screens, promising laughter, nostalgia, and a touch of ...

‘The Running Man’ Review: Edgar Wright Modernizes a Prescient Stephen King Story in a Furious Action Thriller About Totalitarian America

Glen Powell says 'no war but class war' in 'The Running Man,' the rare movie that wants to send audiences home angry — just ...