‘Oppenheimer’: Christopher Nolan Thinks His Film’s Success Could Usher In A “Post Franchise, Post Intellectual Property Landscape For Movies”
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theplaylist.netWith 13 nominations apiece for the Oscars and the BAFTAs, “Oppenheimer” looks to be the awards season favorite. But director Christopher Nolan thinks his latest film may end up being more than that.
In fact, Deadline reports that Nolan thinks “Oppenheimer” may usher in a sea change in cinematic culture that changes Hollywood for the better.
READ MORE: ‘Tenet’ Re-Release Trailer: Christopher Nolan’s Time-Looping Action Extravaganza Returns To Theaters, IMAX & 70MM This February “I think the success of “Oppenheimer” certainly points to a sort of post franchise, post intellectual property, landscape for movies — it’s kind of encouraging,” Nolan told the awards season podcast “Countdown To The BAFTAs,” hosted by Alex Zane.
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