BFI IMAX adds The Odyssey tickets after sell-out
New screenings of the 70mm film will be available from September 1.
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The BFI IMAX will release additional tickets for The Odyssey on July 31 at 2pm, following unprecedented demand that sold out its initial run. The cinema has added more early morning and late-night screenings, which begin on September 1.
All 173 IMAX 70mm screenings of the Christopher Nolan film, scheduled through to September 10, sold out. Audience members reportedly travelled from as far as Singapore and Los Angeles to attend.
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Record Sales
Tickets for the film sold out within 24 hours of going on sale, generating £750,000 in revenue. This surpassed previous advance booking records set by Dune: Part Two and Oppenheimer for the venue.
The BFI IMAX is one of only three venues in the UK showing the film in IMAX 70mm. Its 1.43:1 screen is noted as one of the few globally capable of presenting the full IMAX image.
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Madeleine Mullett, BFI IMAX programme manager, stated that the demand proves "the appetite audiences have for cinema at its most authentic."
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