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'The Odyssey': Inside the Frenzy for Imax 70mm Tickets

Christopher Nolan's latest $250 million blockbuster, The Odyssey, is sparking a ticket frenzy for Imax 70mm screenings.

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Where it stands

Christopher Nolan has released The Odyssey, a production filmed almost entirely without digital effects. The film's release has triggered a surge in demand for Imax 70mm tickets.

Coverage from Variety and Vanity Fair emphasizes the film's high production budget and technical approach. Forbes reports that opening weekend projections for the movie are as high as $120 million.

Attention remains on the final opening weekend performance and the availability of specialized Imax 70mm screenings.

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What is the budget for The Odyssey?

The blockbuster had a budget of $250 million.

How was the film produced technically?

According to Vanity Fair, the film was shot almost entirely without the use of digital effects.

What are the projected earnings for the opening weekend?

Forbes reports that projections are as high as $120 million.

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