Nolan’s Greatest Hits Are Coming Back to IMAX in August, and Cineworld’s Got Them All

Cineworld is doing something really special this August. They’re bringing back eight of Christopher Nolan’s biggest movies to IMAX screens across the UK and Ireland.

That means fans can see these epic films again the way they were meant to be seen, huge, loud, and totally immersive.

From Inception to Oppenheimer, and the entire Dark Knight trilogy, these films are coming back for a limited time only. This whole re-release is part of the buildup to Nolan’s next big film, The Odyssey.

Cineworld wants people to remember just how powerful Nolan’s movies are when they’re shown in IMAX, and they’ve put together a schedule throughout August to make that happen.

Cineworld shared the release dates, saying that Inception and Interstellar will kick things off from August 20. Batman Begins comes back on August 22, followed by The Dark Knight on the 23rd and The Dark Knight Rises on the 24th.

Oppenheimer will be shown from August 22 to the 27th. Dunkirk lands on the 26th, and Tenet wraps things up on the 27th and 28th. All of these films will be shown in IMAX, with many screenings also available in Dolby Cinema at AMC.

This isn’t just a basic rerun. It’s a full celebration of Nolan’s work and his long-time connection with IMAX. According to Cineworld, “these screenings are a chance to experience Nolan’s films the way he intended—with giant screens, incredible sound, and the kind of detail that only IMAX can deliver.”

As Cineworld puts it, “this isn’t about nostalgia—it’s about giving people a chance to experience these films in the most powerful way possible.”

Seeing these movies in IMAX makes a huge difference. You don’t just watch them, you feel them. That’s how Nolan designed them. He used IMAX-certified cameras and practical effects because he wanted the audience to be inside the story, not just sitting outside watching it.

Tickets are available now at Cineworld’s website and local listings. If you’ve never seen these films on the big screen, or even if you have, this is your chance to dive back into Nolan’s world the way it was built to be seen.

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