For many moviegoers throughout California, renowned director Christopher Nolan’s film “Oppenheimer” is a classic cinematic experience from one of Hollywood’s greatest minds. The dedicated film purist, Nolan has urged fans to seek out IMAX 70mm as the ideal experience for the film detailing J Robert Oppenheimer’s life, which has a serious connection to California Bringing in a ton of awards and positive reviews and is positioned to have a strong performance at the Oscars, "Oppenheimer" is a must-see film.
IMAX 70mm film format is a type of film stock that delivers an incredibly immersive cinematic experience. It uses larger film frames that are about ten times the size of traditional film stock, allowing for higher-resolution imagery and an incredibly wide aspect ratio. This large-format film creates an intensely detailed image, capturing vast landscapes and intricate close-ups with remarkable clarity. Watching a movie in IMAX 70mm is like stepping into another world, where viewers are surrounded by life-size images that are sharper, brighter, and more lifelike than anything they've seen before.
"Oppenheimer" will be returning to IMAX 70mm format beginning on January 12, 2024. There are only 13 theaters on Earth that will be showing the film in this specialized format, and California has four of them.
- AMC Metreon 16 & IMAX - San Francisco
- Universal Cinema AMC at CityWalk Hollywood & IMAX - Universal City
- TCL Chinese Theater IMAX - Hollywood
- Regal Irvine Spectrum 21 + IMAX - Irvine
Regardless of where you choose to watch "Oppenheimer," experiencing it in IMAX 70mm promises to be an unforgettable cinematic event. The larger-than-life film frames and superior image quality will plunge you headfirst into the drama and intrigue of this highly anticipated movie. Even though you can catch the film on streaming, we encourage you to check it out in IMAX 70mm while you have the chance.