Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey Headed to Imax for the First Time
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A film as monumental as 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) has earned the right to be celebrated, so that’s what’s happening for a second time this year. Now 50 years old, Stanley Kubrick’s quintessential film is returning to theaters on an even bigger “big screen,” as it will be released in Imax theaters for the first time this August. As reported by Variety, the film will come to 350 theaters for a limited run of just one week beginning on Aug. 24.
This week-long run follows the film’s release on 70mm earlier this year—a screening option that allowed viewers to see the film’s details more sharply than previously possible. The release was overseen by Christopher Nolan, whose own films, including Dunkirk and Interstellar, have screened in 70mm.