Are you eager to watch Joker: Folie à Deux at a real IMAX 70mm theater? Look no further. Joker 2 will be screened on pure 15/70 celluloid in 11 global IMAX locations listed below. 

Joker 2 and 70mm screening

As we’ve reported, following the success of the mighty 70mm celluloid In Oppenheimer and Dune Part Two, IMAX CEO confirmed that Joker 2 (“Joker: Folie à Deux”) will also be screened in 70mm theaters. The film was shot digitally by cinematographer Lawrence Sher. The camera Sher used for the Joker 2 is the ARRI ALEXA 65. As stated by ARRI Rental: “’Joker: Folie à Deux’ Lawrence Sher ASC continued with the 65 mm format on the ALEXA 65. Supplied by ARRI Rental Los Angeles”. As a reminder, Sher also shot the 2019 “Joker” which was a huge success, earning over $1 billion at the worldwide box office. In the first Joker, Sher lensed the ARRI 65 with ARRI Rental’s DNA glass bringing out extraordinary stunning imagery. In Joker 2 the lenses were MasterBuilt Ultra 65 which is quite an amplifying combination with the ALEXA 65.

The list of IMAX 70mm theaters that will screen Joker 2

“Let their mayhem consume your reality. Joker: Folie à Deux in IMAX 70mm Film – Showtimes begin October 4 at 11 global IMAX locations. IMAX proudly presents Joker: Folie À Deux in the IMAX 70mm film format. Participating IMAX 70mm Film Theatres” IMAX announced. Explore this small list of theaters below:

United States

• Dallas, TX – Cinemark 17 & IMAX
• Fort Lauderdale, FL – AutoNation IMAX, Museum of Discovery & Science
• Indianapolis, IN – IMAX Theatre at Indiana State Museum
• Irvine, CA – Regal Irvine Spectrum 21 + IMAX
• New York, NY – AMC Lincoln Square 13 & IMAX
• San Francisco, CA – AMC Metreon 16 & IMAX
• Tempe, AZ – Harkins Arizona Mills 25 & IMAX
• Universal City, CA – Universal Cinema AMC at CityWalk Hollywood & IMAX

Canada

• Woodbridge, ON – Cineplex Cinemas Vaughan & IMAX

UK

• London – BFI IMAX, British Film Institute

Australia

• Melbourne – IMAX, Melbourne Museum

It’s not such a big list as the 30 theaters that screened Oppenheimer (which was shot on real IMAX film cameras), but still, it’s the best way to watch Joker 2 (although the critics are so-so).