Persistent sell-outs weeks in advance and "historic" demand have driven trader sentiment toward a slim edge for another extension of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in scarce 70mm IMAX format. The film, shot entirely on IMAX cameras and playing in just 25 U.S. theaters, saw its run pushed from mid-August to September 16 after tickets vanished rapidly following the July 17 release. With only a limited number of venues capable of projecting the format, momentum from premium ticket sales and audience willingness to travel supports the 56% implied probability. However, the September 18 arrival of Resident Evil in IMAX screens introduces a hard scheduling constraint that could cap further additions. Traders are watching for any late-August updates on remaining capacity or box-office trajectory before the current window closes.