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Only 25 theaters across the country are showing the film the way Christopher Nolan intended it to be seen

Christopher Nolan’s epic adaptation of Homer’s ancient Greek classic, The Odyssey, has finally landed in theaters. But while the film is captivating audiences nationwide, some cinephiles are clamoring to watch this blockbuster in a very specific, very rare format, available in very few theaters across the country.
Nolan shot The Odyssey entirely using high-resolution IMAX film cameras, capturing expansive vistas and intimate close-ups with unprecedented clarity. To experience the film exactly as he intended, fans are racing to secure tickets for IMAX 70mm screenings—an analog format that utilizes giant reels of film projected onto massive screens.
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Because IMAX 70mm film is roughly ten times larger than standard 35mm film, it offers more detail and sharpness, plus expanded aspect ratio. This means you can see more of every shot, and watching Odysseus’s legendary journey is that much more immersive.
However, your average theater these days is probably not capable of projecting this format. As the industry shifted toward digital projection over the past two decades, the complex equipment and specialized projectionists needed for 70mm film fell by the wayside. Today, only 25 theaters in the entire United States have the proper equipment to show The Odyssey in native IMAX 70mm. Demand has been so overwhelming that many showtimes sold out months in advance, making these tickets some of the hardest to acquire in recent cinema history.
If you're fortunate enough to live near one of these 25 select venues, seeing The Odyssey in IMAX 70mm is an unmatched cinematic event worth seeking out. But if a 70mm theater is hours away, don't worry: Standard digital and standard IMAX presentations still offer stunning visuals alongside the phenomenal performances. You'll see the exact same movie—just with a slightly cropped frame. But for those who crave the ultimate, uncompressed visual spectacle, these 25 golden locations remain the ultimate way to watch history unfold on screen.
Arizona
Harkins Arizona Mills & IMAX–Tempe
California
Regal Hacienda Crossings & IMAX–Dublin
TCL Chinese Theater IMAX–Hollywood
Regal Irvine Spectrum + IMAX–Irvine
Regal LA Live & IMAX–Los Angeles
Regal Edwards Ontario Palace & IMAX–Ontario
Esquire IMAX–Sacramento
AMC Metreon 16 & IMAX–San Francisco
Universal Cinema AMC at CityWalk Hollywood & IMAX–Universal City
Colorado
Cinemark Carefree Circle & IMAX–Colorado Springs
Regal Colorado Center 9 & IMAX–Denver
Florida
AutoNation IMAX, Museum of Discovery & Science–Fort Lauderdale
Georgia
Regal Mall of Georgia & IMAX–Buford
Illinois
Cinemark Seven Bridges & IMAX–Woodridge
Indiana
IMAX Theatre at Indiana State Museum–Indianapolis
Michigan
Celebration! Cinema Grand Rapids North & IMAX–Grand Rapids
Nevada
Brenden Palms 14 & IMAX–Las Vegas
New York
AMC Lincoln Square 13 & IMAX–New York
Cinemark Tinseltown Rochester & IMAX–Rochester
Pennsylvania
Regal UA King of Prussia & IMAX–King of Prussia
Rhode Island
Apple Cinemas Providence Place & IMAX–Providence
Tennessee
IMAX, Tennessee Aquarium–Chattanooga
Regal Opry Mills & IMAX–Nashville
Texas
Cinemark Dallas & IMAX–Dallas
AMC Rivercenter 11 & IMAX–San Antonio
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