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‘I’ve Been Scammed Left and Right’: Demand for ‘Odyssey’ Tickets Gives Rise to Sketchy Scalpers

High demand for 'The Odyssey' in IMAX 70mm has led to a surge in ticket scalping and reported scams.

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The brief

The film 'The Odyssey' is drawing significant crowds, particularly in IMAX 70mm and 70mm film formats. This intense demand has resulted in the rise of opportunistic scalpers, with some moviegoers reporting they have been scammed.

Coverage from Variety focuses on the prevalence of these scams, while The New York Times and Rocky Mountain PBS highlight the specific journeys and experiences of cinephiles viewing the film in high-end formats. Additionally, AP News provides technical context via Christopher Nolan regarding big screen formats.

Future developments depend on the continued availability of tickets for 70mm and IMAX screenings and the impact of scalping on theater attendance.

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Quick answers

What is causing the ticket scams?

The high demand for tickets to see 'The Odyssey' has given rise to sketchy scalpers.

Which film formats are being highlighted?

Coverage emphasizes IMAX 70mm and 70mm film.

Who provided insights on big screen formats?

Christopher Nolan broke down his favorite formats according to AP News.

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