In May 2025, Christopher Nolan revealed that his next epic, “The Odyssey,” would be the first feature film shot entirely with 70mm Imax cameras. As “The Odyssey” grosses nearly $650 million worldwide, including $140 million in Imax, and with the company’s coveted 70mm screenings sold out for weeks, an Imax source suggests the success could
In “The Odyssey,” Odysseus and his men arrive at a beach in search of supplies and encounter a nasty surprise in the form of angry giants, who proceed to kill a group of men. Like the deadly surprise of the Greeks, a handful of unfortunate moviegoers sail blindly into treacherous waters with fateful consequences. Some
Two of the holiday season’s biggest releases, “Dune: Part 3” and “Avengers: Doomsday,” are on a collision course of “Barbenheimer”-like proportions on Dec. 18, but IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond believes “Dune” already has the advantage. The third installment of Denis Villeneuve’s series has already secured IMAX and 70mm IMAX screens for opening weekend, leaving Marvel’s
A new set of tickets for 70mm Imax screenings of “The Odyssey” were released this week, and many of the new screenings sold out within hours. In New York and Los Angeles, there are no 70mm Imax tickets available until August 19, a sign of the frenzy to see Christopher Nolan’s epic in the premium
Elijahturner011 had a simple question: “Can someone please hand me a ticket?” “I’ve been trying to get a ticket forever. I’ve been scammed everywhere,” they wrote on July 20 in the Reddit post that followed. “I just want a ticket for 70mm…it hurts my heart that I can’t get a ticket for one day, and
Tom Holland walks into a room for an interview to promote “The Odyssey.” Your interviewer, Tom Holland, is waiting for you. Last week, Holland, the actor who plays Telemachus in the hit adaptation of Christopher Nolan’s Greek epic, joined Holland, the British classicist and podcaster who shares his name, to talk about the much-hyped and
