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Yeah could work if they do a DC premierecesar1st wrote:Another alternative for world premiere is Smithsonian's national air & space museum IMAX. The first theatrical trailer for Interstellar premiered there last May.
Or hell, it'd be even more symbolic to do it at the Boeing IMAX in Houston seeing as it's the home of NASAThere's definitely going to be a Red Carpet event in London anyway. I'm actually planning to go there to have a selfie with NolanMuzzleSuarez wrote:Inception hosted the World Premiere in London so maybe even that's an option?
Oh definitely, it's almost a certainty that London will host what's now known as the 'European Premiere'. Maybe this film is seen as too 'American' for it to premiere anywhere outside of the US first.DHOPW42 wrote:There's definitely going to be a Red Carpet event in London anyway. I'm actually planning to go there to have a selfie with NolanMuzzleSuarez wrote:Inception hosted the World Premiere in London so maybe even that's an option?
Except that, of course, Christopher Nolan is British-born and is a British-American dual citizenMuzzleSuarez wrote:Oh definitely, it's almost a certainty that London will host what's now known as the 'European Premiere'. Maybe this film is seen as too 'American' for it to premiere anywhere outside of the US first.DHOPW42 wrote:There's definitely going to be a Red Carpet event in London anyway. I'm actually planning to go there to have a selfie with NolanMuzzleSuarez wrote:Inception hosted the World Premiere in London so maybe even that's an option?
But yeah, it will probably have its world premiere in the US, still, a London red carpet event is a certainty. Be there if you can, it's an experience!Yeah I know but the narrative of Interstellar is America centric. It'll be set in rural America for a huge chunk of the movie, an American mission into space with a primarily American cast (that's a change for NolanDHOPW42 wrote:Except that, of course, Christopher Nolan is British-born and is a British-American dual citizen
). Inception with it's international cast and it's globe trotting Bond-esque narrative, it made sense to premiere it first in the most international of cities that is London. And then you have the Batman films, Batman being a very American icon so they premiered in NYC. That's how I ee it anyway.