The Odyssey Box Office: Christopher Nolan’s Epic Beats Spider-Man: No Way Home Overseas
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey was released globally two months ago. The epic is still going strong at the box office and setting new records. The film has already surpassed the $1 billion mark in overseas markets and is now outpacing other major Hollywood films’ overseas collections.
How Much Has The Odyssey Earned In The Overseas Market?
The Hollywood epic has wrapped its 10th weekend at the global box office. The film earned a stellar $16.7 million from its overseas market over the weekend. The film has now crossed the $1.1 billion mark overseas, surpassing Spider-Man: No Way Home. The Tom Holland Spider-Man film has collected $1.11 billion in overseas markets. Nolan’s epic now holds the spot as the 11th-highest-grossing film of all time internationally.
Can it Surpass Spider-Man: No Way Home’s worldwide total?
While The Odyssey is far from surpassing Spider-Man: Brand New Day, it has a chance to surpass the second-highest-grossing Spidey film. For the unversed, Spider-Man: No Way Home collected $1.92 billion at the worldwide box office. It is also the 9th-highest-grossing movie worldwide. Although The Odyssey is on track to earn $1.9 billion worldwide, that does not guarantee a worldwide collection of more than $1.92 billion. Things can change how the film performs in the upcoming days.
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The Matt Damon-starrer had collected a total of $1.72 billion worldwide, with its domestic contribution totaling $609.8 million. Just days ago, The Odyssey had surpassed Jurassic World’s $1.67 billion global run to become Universal’s highest-grossing film ever. Now, it has surpassed the global box office of the animated film Inside Out 2, which collected $1.7 billion. With this, The Odyssey became the 11th highest-grossing film of all time globally. Currently, The Odyssey eyes a $1.8-1.9 billion worldwide run.
The Odyssey Achieved New Feat From IMAX screens
The Odyssey has been the best experience on the IMAX screen, as it was made for it. The epic has now become the only film in history to cross the $300 million mark in IMAX screens alone. In its 10th weekend alone, the IMAX screens contributed to $7.7 million over the season. The previous IMAX record was held by Avatar.
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