Where in U.S.A. you can watch ‘Oppenheimer’, these are IMAX theatres

All eyes are set on Christopher Nolan’s movie ‘Oppenheimer’, which will hit the screens very soon. Hollywood experts and trade pundits are keeping an eye on the movie and movie enthusiasts too are waiting for it with bated breaths.

But the most important point is where the film will be screened. As the movie has been shot in IMAX, it should be watched in the 70mm IMAX theatre to have the best immersive experience. The IMAX has a vertically bigger aspect ratio and so the viewers get a better picture on a 70mm screen.

The viewers in the U.S.A. can watch ‘Oppenheimer’ in the following IMAX theatres:

1. Harkins Arizona Mills 25 & IMAX – Tempe, AZ
2. AMC Metreon 16 & IMAX – San Francisco, CA
3. Universal Cinema AMC at CityWalk Hollywood & IMAX – Universal City, CA
4. TCL Chinese Theater IMAX – Hollywood CA
5. Regal Edwards Ontario Palace & IMAX – Ontario, CA
6. Regal Irvine Spectrum 21 + IMAX – Irvine CA
7. Esquire IMAX – Sacramento, CA
8. Regal Hacienda Crossings & IMAX – Dublin, CA
9. AutoNation IMAX, Museum of Discovery & Science – Fort Lauderdale, FL
10. Regal Mall of Georgia & IMAX – Buford, GA
11. IMAX Theatre at Indiana State Museum – Indianapolis, IN
12. Chrysler IMAX Dome Theatre, Michigan Science Center – Detroit, MI
13. Celebration! Cinema Grand Rapids North & IMAX – Grand Rapids, MI
14. AMC Lincoln Square 13 & IMAX – New York, NY
15. Regal UA King of Prussia & IMAX – King of Prussia, PA
16. Providence Place Cinemas 16 and IMAX – Providence, RI
17. AMC Rivercenter 11 & IMAX – San Antonio, TX
18. Cinemark 17 & IMAX – Dallas, TX
19. Regal Opry Mills & IMAX – Nashville, TN

FAQs:

Q1:Why should a viewer watch ‘Oppenheimer’ in a 70mm IMAX theatre?
As ‘Oppenheimer’ has been shot in IMAX, it should be watched in the 70mm IMAX theatre to have the best immersive experience. The IMAX has a vertically bigger aspect ratio and so the viewers get a larger and better picture on a 70mm screen.

Q2:Who has directed the movie ‘Oppenheimer’?
Christopher Nolan directed ‘Oppenheimer’, based on the scientist Oppenheimer, who changed warfare forever and caused the death of hundreds of thousands of people. He was the man behind the atomic bomb.