Movie fans have something special to look forward to with the release of The Odyssey. The film is the first feature ever shot entirely on IMAX film, delivering image quality that's up to three times higher than digital cameras. The result is an incredibly immersive viewing experience designed for the largest IMAX screens.

And the film has a special connection to Western and Central New York. According to Kodak, The Odyssey was shot on more than 2 million feet of Kodak 65mm motion picture film manufactured in Rochester. Kodak also produced the print film used for the movie's 35mm, 70mm five-perforation, and IMAX 70mm theatrical releases.

That makes seeing the film in Rochester something of a full-circle experience. Only 24 theaters across the country are equipped to show The Odyssey in its full IMAX 70mm format, and Cinemark Tinseltown in Rochester is one of them. Audiences can watch the film in the format Christopher Nolan intended—using film made in the very same city.

Interest is already high, with many opening-night screenings at Tinseltown sold out. Whether you're a Christopher Nolan fan, a movie enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique outing, this is a rare opportunity to experience one of the year's biggest releases in a way that few people can.

Reserve your seats early—70mm IMAX showings are expected to be in high demand.

Planning to go? AAA Members can save on Cinemark tickets, though premium-format surcharges apply. AAA also offers discounts at Regal and AMC Theatres, making it easy to save on your next trip to the movies.

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