5 Most Immersive Christopher Nolan Films

Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk comes out this weekend and is meant to be seen on the big screen in IMAX. Nolan has repeatedly said that IMAX and 70mm film has brought together his most immersive film yet, short of seeing Dunkirk with virtual reality goggles. Nolan has always been one to delve into the imagination and pull out something that's hyperrealistic. With that in mind, let's take a look at the five most immersive films directed by Christopher Nolan.

Cinema Rant: Sequel to War for the Planet of the Apes?

"Cinema Rant" is a dedicated article to discuss the problems with Hollywood. War for the Planet of the Apes released over the weekend to rave reviews and commercial success. Should there be a sequel to this film?

What Could Make War for the Planet of the Apes Better

"What Could Make this film Better" is an arrogant post that focuses on how featured blockbusters could be made better. What could make War for the Planet of the Apes better?

War for the Planet of the Apes: Movie Review

You probably don't have much time to read a three page film review and you probably want the basics. We'll make it quick and easy to save you time. This is the War for the Planet of the Apes movie review.

The Beguiled: Movie Review

You probably don't have much time to read a three page film review and you probably want the basics. We'll make it quick and easy to save you time.

5 Great Reboot Films

War for the Planet of the Apes comes out this weekend, being the ninth film in the franchise and third in the reboot series. Reboots can be tedious for audiences to go through. However, there are some great reboot series out there.

Cinema Rant: 5 Reasons Why Video Games Can Make Great Films

Let's be honest with ourselves and admit that we have never seen a good film adaptation of a video game. There have been okay ones like Mortal Kombat and Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, but adaptations just never live up to the video games. With future filmmakers looking toward the video game world for inspiration, there's no better moment to talk about why video games can make great films.