Screenings of Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" at Regal King of Prussia were impacted Friday after the theater reported technical difficulties. The venue is the only Philadelphia-area location showing the film in 70mm IMAX, making the disruption especially significant for local moviegoers.
The problem involves the theater's 70mm IMAX projector, affecting one of the limited sites equipped to present the movie in that format. Regal King of Prussia is part of a small group of just 41 theaters worldwide screening "The Odyssey" in 70mm IMAX.
Because the theater sits just outside Philadelphia, it serves as the main option in the region for fans seeking that large-format presentation. Any projector outage there can quickly affect viewers who specifically planned to see the film in 70mm IMAX rather than a standard screening.
Based on the available report, it was not immediately clear how long the technical issue would last or how many showtimes might be affected. For now, audiences planning to watch "The Odyssey" in 70mm IMAX at Regal King of Prussia may encounter delays or changes until the equipment problem is fixed.
