'The Results Were Thrilling' Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer in 70mm IMAX: Exclusive European Screening in Prague

Fasten your seatbelts, cinephiles! The golden ticket to Christopher Nolan's cinematic universe, specifically for his latest creation "Oppenheimer," has hit the market at Cinema City Flora in Prague, as reported by The Prague Reporter. Bracing for a torrent of European movie buffs, this Prague IMAX cinema holds the prestige of being the solitary screen in continental Europe (and one among a mere 25 globally!) to project the film in Nolan's preferred full-frame 70mm IMAX.

Nolan's Revolution: Monochrome Magic!

Famed for his creative genius, Nolan along with his cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema have shaken up the filmmaking realm yet again. Collaborating with Kodak and Fotokem, they've birthed an innovative black-and-white IMAX film format. As Nolan fondly reminisces about the interplay of color and monochrome in "Memento," he expresses his excitement for this format: "[Oppenheimer] was really the perfect time to go back to that device that I loved so much."

Expect a Nolan Takeover!

From July 19, Prague's Cinema City Flora will unroll the red carpet for "Oppenheimer," marking the commencement with a midnight show. For the following week, the venue is set to host *four screenings of Oppenheimer per day*, pushing Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" off the IMAX pedestal.

The Star-studded Atomic Drama

"Oppenheimer," with Cillian Murphy donning the lead role as J. Robert Oppenheimer, offers an A-list ensemble including Robert Downey Jr., Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Gary Oldman, and Kenneth Branagh. The film brings to life the saga of the American scientist key to the atomic bomb development.

Nolan Fever Grips Europe

Prague's IMAX cinema expects a deluge of Nolan fans from across Europe. So, if you're planning to experience Oppenheimer in its most authentic form, time is of the essence! Visit the Cinema City website and grab your tickets to this one-of-a-kind cinematic event, described by Nolan as "thrilling and extraordinary".

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