Interstellar: Christopher Nolan's space film gets its first teaser poster

Set to be released later this year as the film following the wrap-up of his epic Dark Knight Trilogy in 2012 with "The Dark Knight Rises", the first teaser poster for Christopher Nolan's next movie "Interstellar" has finally appeared online via Superherohype and other movie sites, and leads into the anticipated release of the new theatrical trailer, which is expected to hit theaters with Godzilla this month!

Starring the likes of Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Casey Affleck, Michael Caine, and Matt Damon, Interstellar sees a group of explorers using a wormhole to push the boundaries of space travel and go beyond what is expected of an interstellar voyage.

If you haven't seen the teaser trailer released before, here it is again.

Interstellar - Teaser Trailer
Interstellar, to be co-distributed by Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures, hits theaters on November 7 in the US.

Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" releases first trailer

What would happen to a world where governments collapse, NASA has folded, and food shortage is on an all-time high?

Look to stars, and pray there's hope in outer space. That's pretty much the initial premise being given out by Christopher Nolan's newest original film "Interstellar", which is presented by Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures, and Legendary Pictures and stars the likes of Matther McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Sir Michael Caine.

The very first trailer for the movie has debuted online, and is also attached to screenings of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. Witness the teaser, and imagine the next adventure the director of Inception and The Dark Knight Trilogy has in store for audiences in 2D and IMAX formats.

Interstellar Teaser Trailer
Interstellar arrives in theaters next year on November 7, 2014.

The Dark Knight Trilogy: Michael Caine talks about Christopher Nolan and Alfred Pennyworth

For almost a decade, Sir Michael Caine has immortalized himself as an iconic presence in Christopher Nolan's Batman film trilogy, playing the invaluable role of Bruce Wayne/ Batman's butler and trusted father figure Alfred Pennyworth in the big screen. Now that the movies have wrapped up, a new video interview has surfaced online courtesy of Warner Bros. UK YouTube channel, with the  legendary British actor giving his thoughts on working with Nolan and talking more about Alfred Pennyworth and his backstory. Check out the video interview clip after the jump!

Now You See Me: poster and trailer debut online

Due in theaters on June next year, Summit Entertainment has unveiled the poster and trailer to their upcoming magic-based thriller movie "Now You See Me". Reuniting "Zombieland" stars Jessie Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson, the duo are paired with an immense and well-rounded cast that includes Mark Ruffalo from The Avengers, and Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman from "The Dark Knight Trilogy" films.

The Dark Knight Rises Update: Movie's script based on "Prey"?

Rumors have been buzzing around concerning Christopher Nolan's next Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises". There have been reports that actor Tom Hardy, who worked with Nolan in Inception, was cast as the villainous Dr. Hugo Strange, something that's still unconfirmed at this point, but new info from website Scriptflags may add more fuel to the rumor mill.

Apparently, Scriptflags has gotten word from a publicist involved with the new batflick that the next installment will be based on "Prey", a classic and well known storyline from the old Batman comic book series "Legends of the Dark Knight". In that story, which occurs in the Year One timeframe, Dr. Hugo Strange hypnotizes a cop named Sgt. Max Cort, who has a distinct hatred for vigilantes, into becoming one himself called Night Scourge, in order to get Batman's attention. He also convinces the mayor to put together a task force with Commissioner Gordon leading to hunt the Dark Knight. As if that weren't enough headaches already, Strange also discovers Batman's secret identity of Bruce Wayne, and proceeds to torment him with psychological attacks on his mind.

All in all, Prey is one of the more interesting storylines that could be adapted into the new Nolan flick, but right now it's still on the speculation radar. In fact, Tom Hardy would be better suited to play Sgt. Max Cort/ Night Scourge if the movie takes reigns from the storyline. Still, we'll just have to wait and see how things go and when official word from the director and Warner Bros. turns up. In fact, according to Sir Michael Caine in a post over at Slash Film, shooting is to begin on May next year, so we'll probably find out more concrete details soon enough.

The Dark Knight Rises will be released on July 20, 2012.

Movie Review: Inception

"Your Mind Is The Scene Of The Crime..."

That tagline echoed deep within the recesses of my own head whenever I thought of Inception – Christopher Nolan’s next film project after his epic Batman movie sequel that was “The Dark Knight”. In all fairness, I’ll be the first to admit that the ideas that the British director presents to the Hollywood table sound totally wild and daring, but he has a certain kind of air about him that makes you, the viewer, believe that he can make the impossible possible, and since my introduction to his directing style and work with the film “Memento”, I’ve been a big Chris Nolan believer and fan through and through. My faith in the man only increased when he was commissioned by Warner Bros. to do the Batman reboot, and we all know how that turned out. Pretty much the rest was history after his stint there, and Chris has been on a role lately. With Inception officially launching in theaters by the end of this week, there’s no doubt in my mind people are going to be talking about this movie left and right. How do I know this? I’ve seen it of course!

Movie: Inception

Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page, Ken Watanabe, Cillian Murphy, Michael Caine

Directed By: Christopher Nolan

That’s right. Last night, in the midst of a wild and unpredictable storm, I traveled all the way to my local IMAX theater to catch the hotly anticipated premiere of Inception. It was truly a privilege and an exciting experience to be among the first to get the opportunity to see Chris Nolan’s latest flick, and as I mentioned earlier, you will not be disappointed once you see this in conventional theaters in a few days time as of this posting. This will be a none spoiler review, and I’ll just be talking in a general manner about what you can expect about this film… a film I and many of my peers consider to be a top contender for an Academy Award nomination in the next Oscars.