Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' 70mm IMAX Screenings
Limited UK cinemas offer the chance to see the film in its original IMAX format.
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Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' is currently being screened in 70mm IMAX format, a presentation designed to maximise resolution and preserve the director's original vision. Globally, only 41 cinemas are equipped to show the film in this specific IMAX format.
UK Screenings and Availability
Within the United Kingdom, three cinemas are able to host 'The Odyssey' in its intended 70mm IMAX presentation. These venues are the BFI IMAX in London, The Ronson Theatre at the Science Museum, also in London, and Vue Manchester Printworks in Manchester.
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Demand for tickets has been high, with screenings at the BFI IMAX in London sold out until September 10. The Ronson Theatre at the Science Museum is showing the film until September 13, though returns may occasionally become available. For those in the north of England, Vue Manchester Printworks has tickets for screenings up to August 27.
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