‘The Odyssey’ earns $87M in its second weekend, Christopher Nolan’s best second weekend yet
Summary
The movie "The Odyssey," directed by Christopher Nolan, earned $87 million in its second weekend in North American theaters. This is Nolan’s best second weekend ever and helped the film reach nearly $640 million worldwide in ticket sales.Key Facts
- "The Odyssey" made $87 million in its second weekend, a small 30% drop from its first weekend.
- This is Christopher Nolan’s highest second weekend earnings, surpassing "The Dark Knight" from 2008.
- The film has earned about $639.6 million globally, including $128.3 million from international theaters.
- IMAX screenings contributed $48 million to the global total, with special 70 mm IMAX screens earning $5.2 million.
- Most IMAX showtimes for "The Odyssey" are sold out through September.
- No major new film competition affected the movie’s box office during its second weekend.
- Other top films that weekend included Disney’s "Moana" with $10.5 million and "Toy Story 5," which passed $1 billion in total earnings.
- The Broadway show recording "Hadestown: The Musical" earned $9.7 million in its opening weekend.
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