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What Did the 400-Pound Camera Make Tom Holland Think? Why IMAX Film Is Still a Game for the Few
A mix-up on the set of "The Odyssey" reveals why most Hollywood directors still shy away from 65mm IMAX film cameras—leaving Nolan as one of the last holdouts still going all in.
"Shot with IMAX" and "Filmed for IMAX" Aren't the Same Thing—Know the Difference Before You Buy Tickets
These two IMAX labels are often treated as interchangeable, but one refers to the camera used on set, while the other refers to an entire production pipeline. Using "The Odyssey" and "Dune" as examples, here's a breakdown of the difference—and what to check before buying your ticket.
'Dune: Part Three' Ticket Rush Crashes Booking Systems, 71-Minute IMAX Footage Revealed
Denis Villeneuve's "Dune: Part Three" caused ticketing systems to crash instantly after early-bird sales opened, while a 71-minute expanded-aspect-ratio segment shot on IMAX cameras was also released. The film gets an early launch in U.S. 70mm IMAX theaters starting December 14.
Nolan's "The Odyssey" Crosses $1 Billion — Beating His Own Batman Without a Single Superpower
In just its third weekend, "The Odyssey" has smashed through $1 billion at the global box office, marking Christopher Nolan's first billion-dollar film since "The Dark Knight Rises" — and it might just end up outgrossing that Batman blockbuster to become the highest-earning movie of his career.