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

IMAX filming and projection formats have a dramatic impact on viewing experience. IMAX 70mm is the best you can get, but only a few theaters can project it.

Audiences love watching movies that were either partly or wholly filmed in IMAX (like The Odyssey), so why aren't more films shot that way? Allow us to explain.

Christopher Nolan's newest movie has grossed more than $700 million so far.

It helps recent box office hits like Christopher Nolan's ‘The Odyssey' were shot using Imax's proprietary camera technology and command higher ticket prices for its giant screen theaters.

Only two Texas theaters are showing Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey in IMAX 70mm. Here's where to catch the film in its premium format.

Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is drawing moviegoers to Prague for its rare 70 mm IMAX experience. This film is the first feature made entirely with IMAX cameras. Prague is one of only

Imax China CEO Daniel Manwaring details 'The Odyssey' rollout plans and the 'Christopher Nolan effect' ahead of Aug. 14 release.

IMAX initially approved the production of just 2,500 camera-shaped buckets, which sold out almost immediately. IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond then called the head of IMAX China, Daniel Manwaring, and asked him to send over their supply, as the film was not scheduled to open there until August, according to The New York Times.

The movie uses an exclusive 70mm IMAX film print, which only 41 cinemas worldwide can project. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.