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Nolan's Odyssey: Epic Film Avoids Oklahoma IMAX 70mm
23 Jul
Summary
- The film is the first shot entirely on IMAX 70mm cameras.
- Only 66 theaters globally can project the film in its full format.
- Oklahomans must travel to Texas or Missouri for the true IMAX 70mm experience.
Christopher Nolan's latest film, a cinematic retelling of Odysseus' epic journey, has premiered globally as the first movie filmed entirely using IMAX 70mm cameras.
This groundbreaking format, however, requires specialized projection, with only 25 theaters in the U.S. and 41 worldwide capable of displaying its full 1.43:1 aspect ratio. Oklahomans eager for the authentic IMAX 70mm presentation will need to journey to neighboring states like Texas or Missouri.
For those in Oklahoma City, alternative premium viewing options are available. Theaters such as AMC Quail Springs Mall 24 and Regal Warren Moore offer IMAX with Laser auditoriums. Other local venues provide enhanced experiences like D-Box seating with haptic effects or Superior Digital Experience (SDX) formats.
The epic film boasts a run time of two hours and 53 minutes and features a star-studded cast. It is guaranteed to be in theaters through August, with potential for extension.
