just bought my ticket for Tuesday night weeeeee

Seeing the trailers for AOU, FF7, and JW on the big screen will be worth the price of admission alone. All three will supposedly be attached to Interstellar. Atleast AOU and JW have been confirmed.

It's gonna be fun!

Yeah if it's in true IMAX, you won't get more than one trailer at most.

If AOU is attached to Interstellar, it will certainly also be attached to Big Hero 6. Disney will want every reason for you to be in their auditorium, not Paramount's.

AoU trailer attached to Interstellar makes me think BvS trailer attached to Star Wars VII

Yeah, BvS comes out in March, not May.

Given the runtime, and that it goes slightly over the (old) IMAX run limit for 70mm film reels, I believe that for true 70mm IMAX shows, Interstellar will have no trailers.

When I saw The Dark Knight Rises in 70mm IMAX, there were no trailers at all either. Again, this was due to the runtime.

Even when I watched The Dark Knight in 70mm IMAX, all there was in terms of trailers were two tiny teasers for The Watchmen, and Potter: Half-Blood Prince.

I'm not even sure if those seeing Interstellar in 35mm film will get many trailers either. I think the likeliest chance to get most of the above-mentioned trailers is if people will be seeing Interstellar in digital, 4K digital, or IMAX digital.

I'm seeing Interstellar on a non-IMAX in 35mm so I wonder if my screening will have trailers..

I didnt see any tweets....

35mm is different than 70mm IMAX in terms of film reel length limits, plus it's easier to interchange reels on a 35mm projector.

Honestly I don't know how many trailers you'll get. It's been ages since I last saw a film in 35mm. The area where I live, I'm not sure of any 35mm theaters still in existence. The last film I saw in 35mm was Watchmen.

You may get some trailers, not sure if you'll get all of them.



Nolan's got the secrecy for this film on lock. There have been a few secret screenings so far, but barely any word at all.

Leaks are almost non-existent for this film. A very impressive achievement in this day and age.

The new trailer looks really boring. They played it in front of Gone Girl and there was NO reaction/murmuring/talk afterwards.

I don't see much more than Inception numbers for the OW tbh.

For a film about a fantastical space voyage it looks so drab and lacking in imagination, and again he's reusing the folding landscape thing from Inception (the only "awe inspiring" shot). That's the problem with Christopher Nolan: his imagination is BORING. It's reflected in the fact that ALL his films are essentially about upper class white men having daddy issues (either they are the daddies having issues with being a daddy or they have issues with their daddy) and feature the same boring greyish colours and drab, lifeless, unimaginative action sequences. I mean Batman, a film about dueling magicians, a film about PEOPLE GOING INSIDE PEOPLE'S DREAMS, and there's not one truly iconic or memorable action scene or shot in all of them. Inception could have been the next Matrix but it looks like ANY generic action film. It's so depressing that this is what is considered premier blockbuster filmmaking.

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Jungle living cannibalistic Peruvian.

With all my respect, but you must shut up!

What would have been funny would be if Disney had released Big Hero 6 early at the El Capitan, both of the Nov 7 releases would already have been playing in limited release.

I'm now thinking 220-230m will be the high end for this. Obviously it depends on quality and WOM but the opening will probably be below expectations.

300m easy! It'll be like Gravity but better....even though it's like 30 mins longer.
In Nolan We Trust!!!!

I'd say an hour longer, Gravity was too short!

This is going to get Nolan back to his usual track record, which is films with over 3x multipliers.

In his entire career, Nolan has had ALL of his films end up with theatrical multipliers over 3x domestically... until The Dark Knight Rises. That will forever remain an exceptional circumstance due to the hysteria of the shooting. Even so, it was close, with roughly a 2.8x final multiplier for TDKR.

Interstellar should easily get back to his usual track record.



Yes it was, not to mention having a nearly non-existent plot. You're bound to have a short film with almost no discernible plot.

Oh and Interstellar is officially 78 minutes longer than Gravity . So that's almost double the length of Gravity's 91 minute runtime.

2.8 is fine and expected for a comic book sequel in the summer.

Yes, but it was uncharacteristic for a Nolan film.

It'll get from 3,5 to 5

Film of the year assured!

I like your approach, but I'm going all in with over 5x multiplier

Expectations were already so high after TDK that WOM couldn't make a difference (unless it were better than TDK). The Batman movies were more action oriented than the rest of his films. Inception's legs were not rare for a thriller. I'd say only the first two Batman films and Memento had extraordinary holds.

Based on the trailers, Interstellar certainly seems built for legs. I'd bet only any movie with that tone being near 4.

The shooting tainted TDKR's run, this is well established. The extremely strong home video sales are proof that TDKR was generally beloved by audiences. Just that not all of them showed up to see it in theaters.

I agree mostly with what you say. Just to add though, Inception's audience reaction was mixed along an age line. It was beloved by under 25 quadrants, but over 25 quadrants were not impressed with the film. What makes Inception's legs exceptional is that they were almost entirely powered by the under 25 audience quadrants.