Christopher Nolan films are made for 4K Blu-ray. Available December 19th, seven of the acclaimed director’s films will hit the ultra-high definition platform. Each will be available individually and also collected in a huge box set. This will include all three films in his Dark Knight trilogy: Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and The Dark Knight Rises. The other four films will be The Prestige, Inception, Interstellar, and this past summer’s Dunkirk.

Good news to report, Nolan fans! Nolan's new favorite cinematographer is coming back to work on his next film. Christopher Nolan is reteaming with Swiss cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema for his next film currently titled Dunkirk, about the Allied evacuation from Dunkirk, France during the early part of WWII. This isn't surprising at all and it's exactly what we expected for this production, but this is the first time we've seen confirmation.

This Week: A fantastic week includes the epically satisfying Interstellar, an Oscar-calibre Benedict Cumberbatch, and HBO's killer combo of Veep and Silicon Valley. ► There may have been better films than INTERSTELLAR last year, but I doubt there was a better movie. Thoughtful, intense, scary, emotional – everything about Christopher Nolan’s epic... Read More...

Interstellar co-screenwriter Jonathan Nolan recently revealed how his original screenplay for the sci-fi epic ended before his brother, also the film's director, Christopher Nolan rewrote it. Please be advised the following contains SPOILERS about how the finished version of Interstellar ends! Jonathan Nolan and the movie's science adviser/producer Kip Thorne were promoting the forthcoming Blu-ray release at Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Lab when Nolan was asked about its divisive, and to many befuddling, ending, which Jonathan is said to have jokingly replied, "You’ve got the wrong brother." Nerdi

A video game based on Christopher Nolan's Interstellar might inspire unfortunate flashbacks to Avatar: The Game, but the reality is much more delightful. The Interstellar Text Adventure Game, created to celebrate the film's release on Blu-ray and DVD, is an '80s-tinged space adventure that tasks you with exploring a foreign planet as part of Professor Brand's humanity-saving expedition.Throughout the game, you'll have to place data probes across an inhospitable landscape at the risk of life and limb, all via text input. Continue reading…