Cillian Murphy stars as one of the key creators of the atomic bomb in this explosive three-hour epic that demands to be seen in the cinema.
Prague’s IMAX screen at Cinema City Flora will be just one of 30 locations worldwide to screen Oppenheimer in 70mm, director Christopher Nolan’s preferred format.
Tickets are now available to see the only 70mm IMAX screenings of Oppenheimer in continental Europe at Cinema City Flora in Prague.
An agoraphobic woman witnesses a murder – or does she? – in this aggravating new thriller from director Joe Wright
Maika Monroe must escape the clutches of a mad scientist by making friends with his childlike supercomputer in this laughable thriller
It doesn’t break the mold, but Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson have a great rapport, and the film delivers two top action scenes
Child 44 devotes only about a quarter of its 137-minute running time to the murder investigation it purports to depict
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is a continuation and expansion of the franchise mythos that ranks among the series’ best films
This RoboCop is shiny and new and competently made, but doesn’t hold a candle to the Verhoeven classic
John Hillcoat’s Lawless, a prohibition-era drama about moonshiners, couldn’t be opening at a better time in the Czech Republic
The Dark Knight Rises is Christopher Nolan’s highly-anticipated follow-up to The Dark Knight and final chapter in his Batman trilogy
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy has a near-impossible task: to hold up to John le Carré’s much-loved cold war-era novel and the definitive 1979 BBC miniseries
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is a wholly satisfying conclusion to the decade-long Harry Potter franchise
The Book of Eli is a good-enough entry into the post-apocalyptic genre that nevertheless leaves you longing for something better
The Unborn is yet another unwatchable Exorcist variation, this time with a Jewish twist: the evil spirit is a dybbuk
The Dark Knight is the first film to truly transcend the genre trappings of a comic-book movie and give us a legitimate piece of visionary cinema
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix contains fits and spurts of the magic of the previous films but generally underwhelms.