Any idea when dune 3 tickets will go on sale ?

I'll be travelling from a different city ( Ludhiana) to delhi to watch the odessey in IMAX prv priya, just wanted to know that do they a have a baggage facility as I'll probably carry my luggage to the place ( I'll have 2 bags 1 is a fanny pack and other cabin luggage sized bag) will they be able to keep it?

I’m A/V Geek, travel from Mumbai India to London UK to experience 5 different formats.
After watching The Odyssey in 5 different formats, I finally have a pretty good idea of how much the presentation changes the experience.
My ranking is based purely on my personal experience of picture, immersion, colour, dynamic range and sound — not simply on which format is technically “superior.”

🥇 1. IMAX 70mm (BFI IMAX) — the best overall experience
Immersion: 10/10
Picture: 10/10
Colour: 9.5/10
Dynamic range: 9.5/10
Sound: 8/10
This is still the king for me.
The 1.43:1 IMAX presentation completely changes the scale of the movie. The image fills so much more of your field of view that it genuinely feels like you’re inside the film rather than watching a gigantic screen.
The 15/70 film presentation has an incredible organic sharpness and texture. Colours look very natural and the image has that unmistakable large-format-film character.
My only criticism is the sound. It wasn’t bad at all, but compared with some of the premium digital systems I’ve experienced, I found the audio less impressive than the picture.
Overall: 10/10

🥈 2. Dolby Cinema — best digital presentation
Immersion: 8.5/10
Picture: 10/10
Colour: 10/10
Dynamic range: 10/10
Sound: 9.5/10
This was probably the most impressive digital presentation I’ve seen.
The contrast, blacks, highlights and colour volume are fantastic. Dark scenes in particular look incredible.
The main disadvantage is the framing. Depending on the Dolby auditorium, you’re watching the film in a flatter or wider presentation rather than the full 1.43:1 IMAX frame, so you don’t get the same vertical immersion as IMAX 70mm.
And one correction to something I’ve seen repeated online: The Odyssey does not have a native Dolby Atmos mix. Nolan’s theatrical soundtrack is based around a 5.1 mix, even when the film is presented in a Dolby Cinema auditorium.
So for me, Dolby wins on digital picture quality, not because it has an Atmos mix.
Overall: 9.5/10

🥉 3. Standard 35mm film (Barbican)
Immersion: 8/10
Picture: 8/10
Colour: 8/10
Dynamic range: 7.5/10
Sound: 8/10
Still a great experience, but once you’ve seen the full 1.43:1 IMAX 70mm presentation, the difference is obvious.
The wider framing makes the movie feel less enormous and you lose that incredible vertical IMAX composition.
It’s still film, and there’s something special about seeing The Odyssey projected from a physical film print, but for this particular movie I think the format sacrifices too much of what makes the IMAX presentation special.
Overall: 8/10

4. Vue EPIC — surprisingly beautiful
Immersion: 8/10
Picture: 9/10
Colour: 9.5/10
Dynamic range: 9.5/10
Sound: 7.5/10
This one surprised me.
The colour and dynamic range were excellent. In some scenes I actually preferred the look to standard digital IMAX.
It doesn’t have the sheer physical immersion of IMAX 70mm, and the audio wasn’t as impressive as the best IMAX/Dolby auditorium I’ve experienced, but visually it was a very pleasing presentation.
If someone told me they couldn’t get to an IMAX 70mm screening, I’d absolutely recommend trying a good EPIC auditorium rather than just going to the nearest standard screen.
Overall: 8.5/10

5. IMAX Digital — good sound, disappointing picture
Immersion: 7.5/10
Picture: 6.5/10
Colour: 7/10
Dynamic range: 7/10
Sound: 9/10
This was probably my least favourite presentation.
The large IMAX screen still gives you that sense of scale, and the 12-channel IMAX sound system can be seriously impressive.
But compared with the 70mm film presentation and Dolby’s digital projection, I found the picture noticeably less impressive — particularly in terms of sharpness, contrast and overall image quality.
The funny thing is that the sound was one of its strongest points.
Overall: 7/10

Curious to hear what’s your ranking?

If u wanna book you should book it as it is the cheapest ticket one could get in a premium theatre.

It's not showing slots of monday Tuesday but showing of Wednesday. Why is that??

Also, can multiple gift cards be used together in a single transaction offline? For example, if I have 2–3 gift cards, can I combine their balances to pay for one booking?

Our own Odyssey has hit a plot twist—we can’t make it tonight, and I’ve already exhausted my monthly cancellation quota on BookMyShow. 😅
So, I have 6 tickets for The Odyssey at PVR Priya IMAX, Delhi, for tonight’s 11:45 PM show.
The seats are G10, G11, G12 and H10, H11, H12—all right in the centre.
I paid ₹628 per ticket, including taxes, but I’m letting them go for ₹400 each.
Please DM me if you’re interested.

Mumbai Folk!

Curious to know if anyone has watched The Odyssey in both PVR Palladium (4K Laser projection) and in another IMAX (2K Dual Xenon Projection)

I’ve watched different films in both, but never the same one to be able to compare it directly.

Hence curious if anyone has done with exercise for the same film, Odyssey or otherwise.

How does Wadala Miraj IMAX compare to these two?

Do drop in your thoughts. Thanks in advance frendz!

After watching all the major movies in IMAX, I thought of watching BND in PXL Kolkata because of the flat screen. But I was disappointed with the 3d, seat arrangement and picture quality.

How was your experience with PXL? Is PXL always this inferior to IMAX or it’s the case with just this movie or theatre?

As Doomsday will not get any IMAX screen, I was planning to watch it on a flat screen (PXL - only one in Kolkata). Now I’m sceptical about it.


Coming from Panvel just to witness the best possible experience. For those who have already watched in this theater with middle row and middle seat, please share your experience. I was also thinking to try Wadala IMAX but that has 5-channel IMAX Audio System whereas Lower Parel has 12-channel IMAX Audio System, So compromising a little bit of screen size was not a big deal.

🎬 THE ODYSSEY – PVR PRIYA IMAX WITH LASER, DELHI 🎬
🔥 Monday 10Th August 11:45 PM SHOW – TICKETS FOR SALE 🔥
📍 PVR Priya IMAX with Laser, Delhi
🎟️** 6 Premium Centre Seats Availabl**e
G10 • G11 • G12
H10 • H11 • H12
🎯 Right in the centre of the auditorium — fantastic IMAX viewing position with the screen and sound perfectly centred.
Selling the tickets as I won’t be able to use them.
✅ Can buy 3 tickets together or all 6 at discounted prices
✅ Back-to-back centre seats across G & H rows
✅ Original booking details/tickets will be shared
DM me if interested. 🎟️🍿

Pune's Aundh IMAX is definitley due for a renovation/upgrade.

Opening around the same time as Palazzo IMAX, Chennai..

It was Pune's first and for many years, only IMAX theatre. Yet while Palazzo has since received major upgrades with IMAX XT Laser projection, 12-channel sound, refreshed interiors, and modern seating, Aundh has remained largely unchanged. It's beginning to show its age, with moviegoers increasingly reporting projector glitches very frequently, with the presentation just stopping randomly and people waiting for 30+ mins for the issue to be resolved, and other technical issues that disturb their movie experience.

After yrs of serving as Pune's only IMAX destination, it deserves the same level of treatment and modernization that its counterpart has already received. The theatre is still very popular among audiences, it sells almost the same amount of tickets as the Wakad Laser IMAX, and goes basically housefull for all releases. The 2K Dual Xenon system is really starting to show its signs of age, opening in September of 2016, the theatre will complete 10 yrs of using the same projectors next month, this is the same time Nexus Palazzo, Chennai got it's upgrade.

And i think it definitley deserves a projector and sound upgrade, well if not sound at least make this theatre Laser.