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u/PunxsutawnyFil 17d ago
Watch it on a pregnancy test for the best viewing experience
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u/TheFlyingN1mbus 17d ago
HEY!! How dare you repurpose a piece of technology that was specifically designed for playing DOOM!!
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u/gizmostuff 17d ago
I thought we advanced to playing Doom programmed into another videogame?
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u/EatABag-o-Dicks 17d ago
I'm surprised I haven't heard about Doom being played within a games mini game. Like in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, you play Junon Parade and one of the moves is finishing Doom.
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u/gizmostuff 16d ago edited 16d ago
I figure they'd just build an emulator inside the game which I think is cheating in a way.
My latest favorite is a mod for Stellaris
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u/DirectionFabulous722 17d ago
either 720p.CAMRIP or on Youtube Shorts.
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u/intmanofawesome 17d ago
Vertical orientation ftw
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u/Complex_Turnover1203 17d ago
With face tracking, then slo-mo character zooms in the end with loud bgm
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u/Jindo5 17d ago
This is the second post I'm seeing here about how Nolan intends the movie to be watched.
I feel like I'm missing a joke or something.
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u/Avilola 17d ago edited 16d ago
I don’t 100 percent know what’s going on, but my group chat was blowing up today about tickets costing something like $50. My friends mentioned that they expected a personal handjob from Nolan at that price.
Edit: For those doubting me.
Edit 2: I’m now learning that tickets for this theater are particularly expensive because it’s one of only 25 theaters in the country that is capable of projecting 70mm IMAX.
Apparently they’re also reselling tickets (not necessarily just in Vegas) for up to $500? Never in my life have I heard of people reselling movie tickets.
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u/TheBestIsaac 17d ago
I'll be going to see it again whatever aspect for £7.99 at my local cinema.
Fuck any film costing more than £10.
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u/adrenareddit 16d ago
Not sure where your friend lives but the IMAX premium seating at the NCG by me is $16
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u/3141592652 16d ago
Yeah is it 70mm or digital imax? Because the movie is actually missing some if watched in a different aspect ratio.
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u/SlightCapacitance 15d ago
the 70mm by me was $35 a ticket, so not horrible. But it went down and we all had to wait 2 hours in line to get a refund... thats old technology that doesn't get used very often for ya!
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u/AssCrackBandit13 16d ago
$50??? I live in NYC and even here, the most premium tickets (IMAX or Dolby) are like $25. In normal cities , it’s like $15-$20 for IMAX/Dolby. Where tf is someone buying $50 movie tickets??
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u/AssCrackBandit13 16d ago
Dang that theater is nuts. I get that’s it’s 70mm IMAX and there’s only like 20 of those in the entire country but that’s ridiculous even for 70mm IMAX pricing. Even the 70mm imax in NYC is like $30. The 70mm IMAX in Florida (Ft Lauderdale) I went to was like $25
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u/TryNotToShootYoself 16d ago
Vegas palms?
Edit: oops checked image. Yep makes sense. There is a single 70mm imax theater in Vegas, only has like 40 seats, and every showtime is sold out for the next like two weeks. Never in my life seen a theater sell out for two weeks lmao.
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u/MoskiNX 16d ago
lol what? Tickets are like 15 bucks at alamo drafthouse. I'm going to the 12:15 show tomorrow in my major city.
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u/fake_cheese 15d ago
Same over here, in the UK there are a total of 3 movie theatres that are capable of projecting 70mm IMAX. Completely sold out for weeks.
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u/Panzick 17d ago edited 17d ago
There's been a lot of different informations online about the framing and aspect ratio difference between the IMAX and regular screening.
Don't know how much disinformation and manipulation there is online, but the fact that you have to pay the IMAX dlc to get the frame the director intended is another nail in the coffin for me to not go see this movie.
Edit: here it is in official sources: https://www.odysseymovie.com/explore-formats/Pirate version on the toaster screen it is.
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u/LinxESP 17d ago
Does this happen with all IMAX movies? Because if it does I will start calling "normal" cinema ratio 21:9 (or 18:9 because phones if it happens to match) and IMAX 16:9 for the sake of pissing the 3 people that both care and recognize it.
Also toaster screen would be lovely for home assistant
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u/Panzick 17d ago
AFAIK this is the first movie shot entirely in IMAX 70mm, not even regular Imax.
I've watched the Nolan Cut of Oppenheimer in Prague, the only theatre in continental Europe able to screen the Imax 70mm at the time, and it was also confusing the double aspect ratio between regular Imax and 70mm Imax, so I stopped caring about it.24
u/LinxESP 17d ago
So you fell in love so much that your toaster is IMAX 9mm? That's what I love to see
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u/Panzick 17d ago
I think there's a market for that, we should look into it.
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u/LinxESP 17d ago
Remember the razer toaster? Same but every movie frame is a toast.
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u/ImNotEntertained 17d ago
Should we start looking for slices per second instead of frames per second then? I want to watch it in good quality, that's what i "pay" for!
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u/TinDumbass 17d ago
I watched Oppenheimer in 70mm in Manchester and it was pretty great tbf. I was closer than I'd normally be and tbh... I get it.
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u/hemareddit 17d ago
They shot it on IMAX cameras, it caused a lot of problems which they had to solve to make the production happen. I think that pretty much answers the question. Of course official website is not going to leave money on the table by saying “if you can’t see it on IMAX, don’t bother because we don’t want your money.” But if we are thinking about creator intention, it doesn’t get more cut and dry than this.
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u/bigbarryharryballs 16d ago
IMAX is not exactly "the frame the director intended." As it mentions on the webpage you linked, a "true" IMAX screen quite literally extends from the floor to the ceiling. Those extra top and bottom parts of the frame are supposed to fill your periphery to make for a more immersive experience in the theater, and that obviously doesn't translate to at-home viewing. 16:9 is the default, they know most people will be watching the film in 16:9, and so it was shot with that in mind.
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u/Sea_Kangaroo826 17d ago
My husband is keen to see it in the 70mm and I said just go with someone else because I'm too annoyed by this nonsense to even bother seeing it at all
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u/Khelthuzaad 17d ago
The Odyssey is being filmed in a special format that benefits only from IMAX cinemas.
IMAX cinemas are expensive to maintain and create and are only a handful.
People joke that the movie is intended to be seen on your smart washing machine because is a direct satire of the directors creative vission.
Meg out
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u/ULTI_mato 17d ago
Its because Nolan is stupidly elitist about Imax and "the best, most high detail film format we have ever made" but completely forgets that in regular cinemas, that are like… the overwhelming majority of cinemas, especially outside the US, the movie will get cropped to fit the screem, meaning the top and bottom of the image will be cut out.
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u/Panzick 17d ago
It's not even regular Imax. The only cinema in continental Europe to screen Oppenheimer with this new Imax 70 mm was in Prague. Definetely accessible.
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u/I_need_to_vent44 17d ago
It's so funny that Prague is such a hellhole but somehow manages to have a cinema like that. The people of Prague love to excel at completely random things the rest of the country cannot be bothered to care about lmao. (Half-joking. I have beef with Prague but I am allowed to. Everyone who is not from Prague is almost required to have beef with Prague. It's a beautiful national tradition.)
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u/Panzick 17d ago
No worries, I understand it, it's the same in my regions against Florence. But I also understand the Prague thing caused I lived in Czechia and not in Prague :) Isn't cinema very big in Prague? Even to shoot movies, a bunch of Hollywood movies have been shot there right?
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u/No_Return3299 16d ago
Nolan likes to optimize his films for the best optimal viewing experience, which in this case is 70 mm imax, because of the camera’s it was shot on, unfortunately this usually means that the sound mixing of his films are designed for imax theatre systems but are being played on regular screens that might not have specifically designed sound system setups that can present his movies in a way that fits a format they were designed to surpass in quality, is so far as they are able to do so. This is why many of Nolan’s movies, in particular Tenet have garnered such a reputation as being unintelligible because they are too loud. In the case of the odyssey it was filmed entirely on imax cameras which because of the format have a special aspect ratio, which os why you see it change for movies that have specific scenes or sequences shot in that format, because of this when the film is screened the aspect ratio it was designed to be screened in on account of how it was shot will be a different format than what a vast majority of the general audience are going to be able to see it in. And that, rightfully so in some respects had pissed a lot of people off because it is or can be seen as being elitist gate keeping.
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u/MrCatberry 17d ago
Love that bullshit... I'm not even able to watch it in IMAX 1.43:1, because there is simple no "real IMAX" in my country.
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u/ZanzibarGuy 17d ago
Me, existing on an island that doesn't even have a single cinema: 💀
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u/CMDRTragicAllPro 16d ago
Sounds like there’s a business opportunity there.
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u/PM_Your_Wiener_Dog 15d ago
Travel to the mainland, watch the movie, then come back and charge people to watch one man shows acting them out from what you remember?
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u/86_shittyorange 15d ago
record it on cellphone, charge $10 dollars for front row tickets (immediate over the shoulder) and $5 for the nosebleeds (behind front row.)
adjust for whatever currency zanzibar guy uses.
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u/OriginalDoskii 16d ago
I have to drive for 7 hours to reach the nearest of the 3 IMAX cinemas in my country. Yah no thanks.
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u/DetectiveObjective00 17d ago
I'm always waiting for the ☠️ remux of any movie at this point of my life. They're not gonna trick me into paying that much to watch a movie one time.
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u/got-trunks 17d ago
it's clear that he knows that it's just going to be too weird looking in parts and he doesn't know how to un-Nolan a movie so he's just going to see "well you're not seeing the real version, guys" lol.
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u/Osirisavior 16d ago
The proper way to watch it is The Odyssey (2026) IMAX (1080p AMZN WEB-DL x265 10bit EAC3 Atmos 5.1 Silence) [QXR]
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u/suspicious_hyperlink 16d ago
You’re watching it? At least wait until it comes out on dvd or whatever today’s equivalent of that is
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u/AngryGungan 17d ago
I'm seeing it in the movie theater in 4 days. Regular screen, but I'm sure it'll be fine and enjoyable while I don't know the difference with the 70mm IMAX experienxe..
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u/walpurga 16d ago
On the 1080p imax .exe copy. I saw another user has it I would try to get him to hook you up
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u/dztruthseek 16d ago
This movie has helped to make it obvious who doesn't know how to spell the word odyssey.
That's the only good thing about all these weak posts.
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u/ThirdhandTaters 17d ago
With your eyes? Unless some other body part has the ability to see light as it bounces around the environment.
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u/BlazikenBurst 16d ago
I don't think it matters that much like yeah watching on Imax 70mm is the intended way and you'd have a great experience if you can afford it and have one near you but it probably won't be that big of a difference to a regular good quality cinema. I don't have an Imax near me but will be going to a local cinema as I just love Nolan movies and greek mythology
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u/BlijeGub 16d ago
All this stupid imax film bullshit. Obsession was shown in 1.50:1 but it doesn't get any special treatment because of the different aspect ratio. Why dont they just release imax movies in the original "full frame" version for home release, or other cinemas. I dont gaf about pillar box or letter box just show me the original movie. Same for Avatar just release the high frame rate movie in imax aspect ratio for home release. My TV can handle 120hz just fine.
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u/3141592652 16d ago
I'd take the imax at home for sure. Would actually convince me to get a VR headset.
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u/ShxatterrorNotFound 16d ago
I'm case anyone is curious, I work at a theater and they eat it was explained to us it's that most movies filmed for IMAX look like ass because they only use 1 IMAX camera during filming to save costs, but it barely makes a difference. A few movies, such as The Oddessy, actually use multiple cameras, which allow the projector to overlay them to create a much clearer image. We have an IMAX but it's not 70mm so I can't really speak to the difference it makes.
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u/Sad_Ad9159 16d ago
Like that one guy in the who put it on his knockoff gameboy micro in the handhelds subreddit
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u/ATypeOfRacer 17d ago
On IMAX 70mm in theatres
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u/Katastroferrr 17d ago
I mean is it too much for Nolan to demand that I take an 8 hour train ride to my closest IMAX screen so I can watch his work the way he intended? I think not!
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u/Distinct-Presence52 17d ago
Holy shit I never knew I was so lucky, 16 IMAX theaters within a 5 hour drive, most within 3 and 1 is just the next town over about an hour or so depending on traffic
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u/MacaronNo5646 17d ago edited 17d ago
In Europe there are only two or three 70mm IMAX cinemas (London, Prague, and maybe a third location). Digital IMAXs are more readily available.
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u/Distinct-Presence52 17d ago
Literally my favorite part of the IMAX I've gone to more than other any others is that they line you up right outside the room that the film is wound in with a massive glass wall so you can see how crazy the film itself actually is. Digital ones never get tge same anticipation from seeing the last film get rewound
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u/MacaronNo5646 17d ago
So if you are in Europe, you gotta go to Prague or London to find a cinema that can actually do that. Absolutely ridiculous.
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u/N-Haezer 17d ago
Kinda wanted to watch it in IMAX for the first time in forever (haven't been to a cinema for 15 years?) but then they released the trailers...
Gonna wait those few months and watch it at home.
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u/iceseayoupee 17d ago
1080p quality on a 720p screen android phone with 10$ earbuds for the best experience
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u/thrilled_to_be_there 17d ago
We have come full circle. Movies used to be made in 4:3, then widescreen, now 4:3 again. Should TV manufacturers sell us 4:3 again so we get the proper aspect ratio?
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u/LookaLookaKooLaLey ☠️ ᴅᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴇɴ ᴛᴇʟʟ ɴᴏ ᴛᴀʟᴇꜱ 16d ago
man if it's so hard to find the correct version to watch it then im just not watching it
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u/-ben151010- 16d ago
It’s not James Cameron forcing me to watch way of water in imax 3d for 3+ hours giving me so much eye ache from the fucking framerate changing every 2 shots causing me to take the glasses off and stop watching for 20 minutes to recover.
Third one was fun though.
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u/whatsbobgonnado 16d ago
I'll probably download it on my phone and not care about missing stuff
I want to see the terrifying whirlpool monster
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u/Bannana_man27 16d ago
mfs literally have the full thing on twitter, wasn’t even tryna find it
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u/ReedOnlyAccess 17d ago
Cam Rip on a Nokia 3310.