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The best way to see Oppenheimer? Head to IMAX Indy.

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Chief Projectionist Wayne Indky assembling Oppenheimer IMAX 70mm print

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IMAX Indy is only one of 30 theaters in the world presenting Oppenheimer in IMAX 70mm film. The story of American scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in developing the atomic bomb plays out on one 11-mile long, 600-pound print made up of 260,126 frames in total. Read: This will deliver the smoothest, crispest, highest resolution, and brightest picture possible.

Experience Oppenheimer in IMAX 70mm, the way director Christopher Nolan designed it to be seen, on the largest screen in the state. Bonus: Take home your own Oppenheimer film strip (while supplies last) if you attend a show on Friday, July 28 or Friday, Aug. 4. See showtimes and grab tickets.

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