r/TheOdysseyMovie

I think it’s very very obvious to anybody who’s looked into this movie on social media that it will be getting review bombed. I can’t say for certain whether it will be a good or a bad movie, but sadly it seems as if many people have already made up their minds and are going to try and wreck it, many of those being people who will not pay to see it in the first place. I hope final ratings and box office can do it justice because I always feel terrible for the people who put in so much work and then have people tear their movie apart before they’ve even watched it. Feels like that’s happened to every big movie this year.

What time zone, EST in the US? Trying to figure out when they'll be available across the world. Bringing it all!

So I’ve spent the last year getting my friend hyped for this movie and completely sold him on the idea of this being a full IMAX movie. The nearest true IMAX to us is hours away and just not viable so the southgate lieMAX has become a favorite substitute of ours due to its quality. But now when going to get our tickets, I noticed 70mm showings separate from IMAX ones. As I know MJR to be a digital cinema chain, this completely caught me off guard. How are they able to do this, did they actually get a 70mm projector exclusively for the run of this film? Do they just swap out the projectors? Do they hire a specific person who knows how to operate it?

I would love for someone in the know or even works there to explain this for me, I’m so fascinated and excited and now I have to convince my friend to check this format out instead!

Are there advanced screenings for journalists before the premiere?

I don't have any 1.43:1 screens near me, so i'm stuck between these 2 formats and idk what to pick.