Sadie Sink‘s interesting movie choice has been revealed amid the success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The actress wishes to revisit a Christopher Nolan classic in IMAX.
Sadie Sink wants to relive the visual spectacle of Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar
In her interview with IMAX, Sadie Sink expressed her wish to rewatch Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar in IMAX. “If you could experience any movie in IMAX again or for the first time, what would you choose to experience?” the reporter asked. The Stranger Things star answered, “Oh, I’ve got to think of something, really. I guess like, Interstellar would be really cool.” Sink continued, “I don’t know, I say that one. I think, like, visually that would be like, yeah, cool to watch.”
Fans shared their reactions to Sink’s choice, with one saying, “the opening alone is one of the greatest experiences ever.” Another commented, “Interstellar was in my bucket list, I watched it last time when it re-released in india.” A third user wrote, “Same girl, same. Also Star Wars and LOTR and pretty much The Odyssey again.” One more noted, “Yes only right answer.”
For the unaware, the epic science fiction film returned to theaters on December 6, 2024, to mark its 10th anniversary. It was shown in 70 mm IMAX and digital formats. Interstellar crossed the $200 million box office threshold in the US, and it went on to become the highest-grossing IMAX re-release of all time.
In March 2025, the film also returned to IMAX India for 7 days on popular demand. The social media pages of IMAX India and Warner Bros India announced the good news. They wrote in the caption, “Back on public demand! Rediscover the masterpiece that captivated millions! Christopher Nolan’s ‘Interstellar’returns to cinemas in India on March 14. Also in IMAX. Limited run – 7 days only.”
Interstellar follows a group of astronauts as they navigate space to find a new home as Earth becomes uninhabitable. The film secured five Oscar nominations, winning Best Visual Effects.
Originally reported by Ritika Singh for Coming Soon.
