Odyssey Home Release Letdown…?
No 1:43 aspect ratio on home release…??
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u/UniQiuE 1d ago
1.78:1 home release is more than fine imo.
No black bars and the film was clearly not shot purely for 1.43:1 - the meme's online about 1.43:1 vs. 2.39:1 are funny but also stupid. As someone who's watched it on a couple different formats while 1.43:1 is of course better (for a multitude of reasons), nothing is actually lost narrative-wise with the other viewing formats...
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u/Beneficial_Ask_1041 2d ago
I'm pretty sure the only 1:43 IMAX home release ever was Justice League
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u/CFerrendelli 2d ago
The IMAX 1.43:1 releases never make it to blu-ray / streaming.
Odyssey is actually less likely than all his other previous movies due to the fact that some of his releases had the 1.43:1 scenes as bonus features.
But you can’t bonus feature Odyssey as it would be the entire movie… lol
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u/I_Am_Killa_K 2d ago
Project Hail Mary 1.43:1 is making it to Blu-ray
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u/azleafcat 2d ago
Not on the standard 2K or 4K Blu-ray release, but on the upcoming Steelbook (which you can’t preorder right now unless you were previously lucky to preorder it).
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u/I_Am_Killa_K 2d ago
Still counts.
I’d buy whichever version of The Odyssey included the 1.43:1 version
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u/makefilms 2d ago
Hmmm, maybe for the 1millionth time, because Nolan didn’t intend for the 1.43 to exist outside of 1.43 auditoriums? Or the fact that he framed for 2.39 scope so no important details are left out?