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Only 25 U.S. Theaters Can Show 'The Odyssey' as Intended – Here’s Where
✍️ Yahoo
🗓 20 Jul 2026, 10:48 PM
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The epic film 'The Odyssey' will be screened in just 25 U.S. theaters that meet the technical specifications required for its immersive experience. The list includes venues across major cities.
The 2024 release of 'The Odyssey', directed by acclaimed filmmaker Arjun Sharma, is set to debut in a limited number of U.S. cinemas due to its demanding technical requirements. The film’s director has insisted that the story’s grandeur can only be fully appreciated with a 70‑mm projection and Dolby Atmos sound.
Only 25 theaters across the United States have been certified to meet these specifications. The venues include the AMC Metreon in San Francisco, the Regal Cinemas in New York City, the Landmark Theatres in Chicago, and the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, among others.
Cinema owners have reported that the cost of upgrading equipment for a full‑scale release is prohibitive, which is why the film will remain exclusive to these select locations for the first month. Afterward, it is expected to move to a wider release and eventually become available on streaming platforms.
Fans eager to experience the film’s cinematic splendor are advised to book tickets in advance, as the limited number of screenings may fill up quickly.
Only 25 theaters across the United States have been certified to meet these specifications. The venues include the AMC Metreon in San Francisco, the Regal Cinemas in New York City, the Landmark Theatres in Chicago, and the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, among others.
Cinema owners have reported that the cost of upgrading equipment for a full‑scale release is prohibitive, which is why the film will remain exclusive to these select locations for the first month. Afterward, it is expected to move to a wider release and eventually become available on streaming platforms.
Fans eager to experience the film’s cinematic splendor are advised to book tickets in advance, as the limited number of screenings may fill up quickly.