Articles about The Prestige

Near-identical films released within six months of each other

@CraveOnlineNews takes an in-depth look at "The Prestige" and "Real Steel."

With the The Dark Knight Rises' director's longtime cinematographer Wally Pfister stepping down, his movies' distinctive visual style could change.

With ''Dark Knight Rises'' in theaters, we ID its director's go-to moves, from flashbacks to cathartic climaxes.

With "The Dark Knight Rises" hitting theaters today, and feeling like the end of the first act of Christopher Nolan's career, it seemed like the right time for @indiewire to look back at the director's last fifteen years or so of his movies.

The Alcohollywood podcast uses some molecular mixology to conjure up a magician's version of a vodka martini, called "The Transported Man," while discussing the merits and structure of this overlooked Nolan work.

Abraham Lincoln, King Henry VIII, and Nikola Tesla were hunks? See the stars who play them vs. images of them in real life.

Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) takes some time out of his day to inform us of the 16 movies out there in the world that involve parakeets. Good to know Roger. Thanks.

A quiz that asks: Which of the following events are real incidents from Russell's career, and which are ones we've invented? You'll be surprised.

A supercut video that perhaps proves that this expository line might be the most cliched in all of cinema.