'The Odyssey' extends stay in 70mm IMAX theaters as shows sell out weeks in advance
Universal and IMAX have extended the availability of 70mm screenings of Christopher Nolan's retelling of Homer's epic into mid-September.
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Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' will stay longer in 70mm IMAX theaters. Universal Pictures and IMAX have extended the screenings until mid-September. Tickets for the showings are selling out weeks in advance. Fans can still see the movie in the special large-format version.
Why it matters
The extension shows strong audience interest in high‑quality film formats. It also means more people have a chance to experience the movie as the director intended.
- What is being extended?
- The 70mm IMAX screenings of Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' are being extended.
- Until when are the showings available?
- The showings are now available until mid-September.
- Why are tickets selling out quickly?
- Tickets are selling out weeks in advance because many fans want to see the film in the premium 70mm IMAX format.
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'The Odyssey' extends stay in 70mm IMAX theaters as shows sell out weeks in advance
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