Sold-out crowds packed downtown Sacramento's Esquire IMAX theater to see the new film.
Kanae drove two hours from Reno to see the film on Sacramento's six-story-tall IMAX screen.
Esquire IMAX theater director Doug Link said the 15/70mm film allows viewers to see "a true image up on screen."
"We put the first four shows for sale last July and those sold out in 10 minutes," he said.
But it takes two six-foot-wide reels to play back the large-format IMAX film, which weighs more than 700 pounds and, if unspooled, would be 11 miles long.
"There are people that like to come up to our viewing gallery and look through the window and get to see the projector and all the moving parts," Link said.
Many film fans say it's worth seeing the movie in a true IMAX theater, even if it's an odyssey to find one.
The Esquire IMAX is playing The Odyssey four times a day, but several showings throughout this weekend are also sold out.
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