Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer is finally in theatres and while many fans have been eagerly waiting to see it in the coveted 70mm IMAX format, some have faced various problems during showings.
Only a handful of theatres are showing Oppenheimer in the 70mm IMAX format so those who took the time to drive to those specific theatres have voiced their frustration after showings were cut off well into the movie.
One person attended one of the first showings in Vaughan on July 20 and noted that the projector went out for about 10 minutes.
Another person was at the same showing and posted a video of the theatre and how everyone reacted.
One viewer in Calgary noted that fans were given 70mm IMAX film strips but that the preferred IMAX version of the film was still not available.
Someone replied to the tweet and said that the showing was "completely out of focus" at the Cineplex Varsity location in Toronto.
Cineplex has since addressed the numerous issues and vowed to fix them. "All Oppenheimer 70mm films shown by Cineplex are facilitated by independent this party experts who are currently stationed in our theatres," Cineplex said in a statement to the Globe & Mail's Barry Hertz. "We are currently working directly with our partners to rectify a small number of issues."
Though some have reported their issues with their respective projections, many people say their showing went off without a hitch.
It remains to be seen when all these problems will be rectified across the country.
