Last week at the BFI London Film Festival, English filmmaker Christopher Nolan showed up for a few interesting discussions on film and filmmaking. During one of his chats about the importance of continuing to use real film, as opposed to digital, he briefly commented on the topic of the theatrical experience and how bad it has become. If there’s anyone who knows about and should be listened to when it comes to the theatrical experience, it’s Christopher Nolan, as he has always valued the big screen experience as much as the story, and that’s why his films have such a cinematic feeling. “For some reason, it has become acceptable to say [to audiences] we are providing this empty room with a TV in it and just watch a film.” Oh so true. ›››
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