Universal and Christopher Nolan’s fantasy epic “The Odyssey” returns to cinemas on December 11 after a digital and home-release rollout begins. The re-release plays on more than 1,000 screens across the U.S. and Canada, including IMAX and IMAX 70mm, giving audiences another chance to see the film in premium formats before awards season takes full shape.
Multiple outlets frame the move as a late-year push to keep the film in circulation. IGN and other entertainment-focused outlets emphasize the timing “one last hoorah” before awards season. Variety and Deadline highlight the format breadth, including IMAX 70mm, while also noting the film’s earlier run and continued theatrical presence. Hollywood Reporter adds domestic performance context, citing a domestic total as part of the story’s box-office profile.
Across coverage, outlets largely agree on the key logistics—December 11, 1,000+ screens, and IMAX/IMAX 70mm—while differing slightly on which box-office figures and release milestones (digital availability, Premium VOD, DVD, 4K) they foreground. ComingSoon.net also pairs the theatrical return with reminders that the film will continue moving through digital and physical releases.
