So, either the Trinity test is 2/3 of the way through the movie, or they do something like build up to it, go all the way to T-1, then blue ball us and cut to other scenes, then the kaboom is finally released near the end.

Trying to think why else the last hour would be divisive.

With what we know now, we can say the Reddit review was complete bullshit, right?

Some reviews have me thinking there’s 3 “timelines” or “narrative threads” intercut throughout the runtime and come together in a conclusion at the end. Like Dunkirk. Now I’m really not sure where the Trinity test would be or what the issue with the final hour would be.

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July 11th, 2023, 5:46 pm

The last part of that tweet translates into English as “ Even if Cillian Murphy has absolutely no cowboy face from New Mexico.” lol what.

Where are you guys going to be seeing the movie? I'm seeing it opening weekend in 70mm IMAX in Dublin, CA then the weekend after, a 70mm screening at the Alamo Drafthouse in San Francisco!!! Saturday July 22 at AutoNation IMAX in Ft Lauderdale. IMAX 70mm! :gonf: Then Monday July 24 at Waterford Lak...

Guys, any chance of a Oppenheimer Final Trailer? Interstellar Final Trailer (Trailer 3) was released on Oct 2, 2014 Interstellar Release Date was 7 November, 2014 Dunkirk Final Trailer (Trailer 2) was released on May 5, 2017 Dunkirk Release Date was 21 July, 2017 Tenet Final Trailer (Trailer 3) was...

https://imgur.com/gallery/6xc8qYH

Do we think this shot is a nuclear explosion, or just a camera blowout effect?

Does anybody know if the 70mm IMAX screenings will have trailers before them? No one knows. Having trailers on the film prints themselves is highly unlikely because the film is 3 hours and nearly falling off the platters already. Could vary by location if they play trailers on their digital system....

Didn’t they start playing Interstellar upside down at TCL Chinese because they threaded it upside down in the projector?