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IMAX is a global cinema technology and entertainment company known for its large-format film and immersive viewing experiences. CutMirchi covers IMAX's role in releasing major films like Godzilla Minus Zero and The Odyssey, highlighting exclusive screenings and the platform's growing presence in international markets.
Godzilla Minus Zero is in theaters, and it’s already rewriting the rules of kaiju combat. The film, which opened on November 6 in the US and Canada, has landed with a roar—$30 million projected in North America, $60 million globally—and a 96% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, just shy of its predecessor’s 98%. It’s also the first Japanese movie shot for IMAX, and the first Godzilla film to earn a
The film’s R rating isn’t just for violence — it’s for the bodies left behind. The sound design? Meant to scare you before you see the monster. And the story? About living after the end.
The Shikishima family’s separation scene is gut-wrenching. No music. Just a child’s scream. That’s the heart of Godzilla Minus Zero.
Godzilla Minus Zero lands in Indian theatres on November 20, a date carefully chosen to sidestep the Ramayana juggernaut. The film, which swept the Oscars for Best Visual Effects in its first outing, arrives two weeks after its global release—November 6 in North America, November 3 in Japan—and now gets its own IMAX window in India.
Godzilla Minus Zero opens in the U.S. on Friday — and director Takashi Yamazaki says he made it to have fun, not to outdo the Oscar-winning original.
Godzilla Minus Zero opens in Japan on November 6, with the cast returning from a Hollywood-style ovation in LA. Fans chanted director Takashi Yamazaki’s name. Child star Nagatani Sae now has full lines. The film picks up two to three years after the last one. It’s the first Japanese movie certified Filmed for Imax.
Godzilla Minus Zero has roared past every expectation, raking in $63 million globally in its opening weekend — a new benchmark for live-action foreign language films.
Godzilla Minus Zero is coming to Indian theatres — but not on November 6. The film, long expected to hit screens globally on that date, now faces a delay, with trade sources confirming it’s likely to open in India on November 20. The reason? Ramayana, the epic Tamil film, has secured a two-week IMAX exclusivity window across the country.
Godzilla Minus Zero’s final trailer drops, and the King of the Monsters is back — with a vengeance. The new footage, released on October 12, 2026, confirms what fans feared: Godzilla survived. And he’s not done with Japan yet.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey returns to select IMAX theatres this week after grossing over $1.7 billion worldwide, with tickets already on sale for fans who missed the original run.
Ramayana may open on November 5 after a paid preview on November 4. Godzilla Minus Zero follows on November 6, but gets limited IMAX showings.
The Odyssey has dropped 65.7% in its 12th weekend after losing all IMAX screens in North America. It now plays in just 662 theatres. The film has crossed $620.5 million domestically and sits at #16 on the all-time US gross list. A final push could see it reach $1.8 billion—enou
Godzilla Minus Zero is tracking for a $25 million opening in North America—over twice the debut of its 2023 predecessor. With a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score and IMAX-exclusive filming, the sequel is poised to redefine global kaiju cinema. Release date: November 6.
Marvel's Endgame Encore has netted over 27 crore in five days, beating previous Hollywood re‑release totals and eyeing the 35.55 crore record held by Sanam Teri Kasam as it fuels hype for the upcoming Avengers Doomsday.
Tom Cruise heads the new Alejandro Iñárritu film Digger, debuting in theatres on October 2. Warner Bros. promises an IMAX experience, while a future HBO Max release remains unconfirmed.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has pushed past Spider-Man: No Way Home's overseas tally in its tenth weekend, crossing $1.1 billion abroad and $1.72 billion worldwide, with $1.9 billion now within reach for the Matt Damon-led epic.
Star Wars: A New Hope will play IMAX for the first time ever in February 2027, followed by Shawn Levy's Starfighter that May, timed almost exactly to the original film's 50th anniversary.