To piggy back on the @insidious-von thread.
Anyone interested in seeing this?
The First Feature Film Shot Entirely on IMAX 70mm: Christopher Nolan's blockbuster adaptation, The Odyssey (2026), holds this title. It is also celebrated as the first major Hollywood studio production to adapt all 24 books of Homer's original poem.
The complete global list of 41 "true" IMAX 70mm film theaters screening Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey spans 25 locations in the United States, 9 in Canada, and 7 internationally. Because the film is the first movie in history shot 100% entirely on IMAX 70mm cameras, these select venues are the only places capable of projecting the full, uncropped 1.43:1 aspect ratio floor-to-ceiling.
Key locations in the U.S. include major cities like Los Angeles (TCL Chinese, Universal CityWalk, Regal LA Live), New York (AMC Lincoln Square 13), San Francisco (AMC Metreon 16), and Denver (Regal Colorado Center), among others. [1]
Select Canadian locations include major cities such as Toronto (Scotiabank), Calgary (Scotiabank Chinook), and Montreal. International, the film is playing in key cities like London (BFI), Sydney, and Seoul.
I have to travel about 1.5 hours to see it in full true IMAX. I’think I am going to do it. I love history and this movie seems to be worth it. I have heard that it’s not exactly accurate but what the hell?
Anyone else thinking about seeing it?
Would you go out of your way to see it in true IMAX?
Anyone interested in seeing this?
The First Feature Film Shot Entirely on IMAX 70mm: Christopher Nolan's blockbuster adaptation, The Odyssey (2026), holds this title. It is also celebrated as the first major Hollywood studio production to adapt all 24 books of Homer's original poem.
The complete global list of 41 "true" IMAX 70mm film theaters screening Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey spans 25 locations in the United States, 9 in Canada, and 7 internationally. Because the film is the first movie in history shot 100% entirely on IMAX 70mm cameras, these select venues are the only places capable of projecting the full, uncropped 1.43:1 aspect ratio floor-to-ceiling.
Key locations in the U.S. include major cities like Los Angeles (TCL Chinese, Universal CityWalk, Regal LA Live), New York (AMC Lincoln Square 13), San Francisco (AMC Metreon 16), and Denver (Regal Colorado Center), among others. [1]
Select Canadian locations include major cities such as Toronto (Scotiabank), Calgary (Scotiabank Chinook), and Montreal. International, the film is playing in key cities like London (BFI), Sydney, and Seoul.
I have to travel about 1.5 hours to see it in full true IMAX. I’think I am going to do it. I love history and this movie seems to be worth it. I have heard that it’s not exactly accurate but what the hell?
Anyone else thinking about seeing it?
Would you go out of your way to see it in true IMAX?
