Christopher Nolan's breathtaking new movie Oppenheimer has been designed with the IMAX experience in mind. The fiery thriller explores the spectacular birth of atomic warfare and was captured with IMAX cameras, amongst the highest-resolution film cameras in the world.
Nolan and his cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema shot Oppenheimer on a combination of IMAX 65mm and 65mm large-format film. This includes, for the first time, sections captured in IMAX black and white analog photography that alternate with colour visuals throughout the drama.
We enlisted the UK's leading film critic, Mark Kermode, and Christopher Nolan superfan Jack Howard to explain why you need to experience the director's latest opus in the IMAX format. They discuss Nolan's history in the medium, which stretches back to the opening sequence of The Dark Knight (2008), and explain why the movie's coruscating visuals will attain a radiant new level of resolution when projected in IMAX.
Click the link below to get your tickets for Oppenheimer, opening at Cineworld on July 21st.
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