The 70mm IMAX run for Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” which opened July 17 and was already extended once through September 16 due to sellouts weeks in advance on the limited circuit of roughly 25 U.S. screens, now faces a modest tilt toward no further prolongation. Strong early audience demand and the film’s exclusive use of IMAX film cameras fueled the initial extension, yet with the release now several weeks old and typical premium-format runs tapering after peak summer weeks, traders see limited precedent for additional months-long holds absent fresh evidence of overwhelming ticket velocity. Key upcoming catalysts include any new official announcements from IMAX or Universal around mid-August box-office or attendance data, plus whether the remaining September dates continue to move quickly enough to justify another extension before the format window naturally closes.