Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar' Draws Crowds in 10th Anniversary IMAX Re-Release

The sci-fi classic earns $4.5 million from limited screenings, reaffirming the enduring appeal of big-screen cinema.

Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar' earned $4.5 million from just 166 screens in its 10th-anniversary re-release, with IMAX 70mm showings selling out quickly.
The re-release achieved an impressive $70,000 per-theater average on select IMAX screens, one of the highest of the year for limited releases.
Nolan highlighted the significance of presenting the film in its intended format, showcasing the enduring demand for celluloid film and large-format cinema experiences.
The film has seen growing appreciation over the past decade, with its themes of love, family, and exploration now widely celebrated by audiences and critics alike.
The re-release's success underscores the ongoing audience demand for theatrical experiences, following similar trends seen with Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' and other major IMAX releases.