In Los Angeles, the police had to take a spectator out of the hall after watching The Odyssey

A spectator of one of the screenings of Christopher Nolan's film "Odyssey" had to be taken out of the cinema hall in Los Angeles with the police. This is reported by the New York Post portal.

The screening took place at the Regal LA Live cinema. According to an eyewitness of the incident, the man refused to leave the hall after the end of the painting, I wish to watch the Odyssey again.

"I had to call the police because the guy from the previous show refuses to leave his seat. He wants to watch the movie again," she wrote on social media.

Later, the police took the stunned moviegoer out of the hall, and the next session was delayed by about 25 minutes from the originally scheduled time. Before the next session, the audience was not shown all the trailers, except for the "Dune" video, in order to meet the time allotted for viewing the picture.

As EADaily reported, "Odyssey" was released worldwide on July 17, having collected $ 264.1 million in the first weekend, becoming the most successful start in the career of the Oscar-winning director.

Universal's action—adventure has grossed $124.5 million in the US alone, and more than $139 million internationally.

The film adaptation of Homer was Nolan's most successful debut this year. The film was released in 48 countries, including France and Italy, and also showed Universal's biggest debut in 11 markets. In South Korea, China and The Japanese film has not yet been released.

Also, "Odyssey" became the first full-length film that was completely shot on IMAX cameras.