The Odyssey Surpasses US$1 Billion in 3 Weeks
IMAX ticket sales reached $257 million as the film became Nolan’s first billion-dollar release since 2012, studio data show.
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The Odyssey surpasses US$1 billion in 3 weeks
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” (2026) surpassed the one billion dollar mark in just three weeks since its release. The film grossed $ 429.65 million domestically and $ 578.8 million internationally, bringing its total earnings to $1.008 billion. The Odyssey is Nolan’s first film to cross the billion-dollar threshold since “The Dark Knight Rises” in 2012, which earned $ 1.08 billion. “The Dark Knight”, released in 2008, also grossed $ 1.008 bi…
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Sails Past $1 Billion USD at the Global Box Office
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Sails Past $1 Billion USD at the Global Box Office: The Homer adaptation is now Nolan's first film since 'The Dark Knight Rises' to clear the milestone, and it's closing in on the biggest gross of his career.
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American actress Zendaya is enjoying what is shaping up to be the biggest box-office year of her career, emerging as the highest-grossing actor of 2026 after appearing in two films that have crossed the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office. The actress has achieved the feat through a combination of major blockbuster franchises and high-profile productions, with her films generating more than $2.3 billion globally so far this year. Her lat…
According to Variety.The historical drama with Matt Damon as Odyssey grossed $429.65 million in the United States and Canada and $578.8 million in international markets, bringing in a total of $1.008 billion. This is Nolan's first film since 2012's The Dark Knight Rises to break the billion mark. In a matter of days, Odyssey will become the highest-grossing film of the director's entire career, surpassing The Dark Knight: Revival of a Legend ($1…
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