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Hypebeast reports that Universal Pictures and Christopher Nolan have extended the IMAX 70mm theatrical run for The Odyssey through September 2026, a move that underscores the film's commercial momentum. The movie has grossed $1.55 billion USD worldwide, making it Nolan's highest-grossing release and the top-earning R-rated film in box office history. Shot entirely with IMAX cameras, the epic has clearly found an audience willing to seek out the premium format experience months into its release.
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