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The Odyssey Japan Box Office: Christopher Nolan’s Epic Eyes $5M Opening, Set To Crush Oppenheimer’s Debut

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The Odyssey Japan Box Office: Debuts At #1 With A Solid Opening Day Gross
The Odyssey Japan Box Office: Debuts At #1 With A Solid Opening Day Gross (Photo Credit – Universal Pictures)

Christopher Nolan helmed The Odyssey has finally debuted at the box office in Japan. The movie has opened with strong numbers at the box office in Japan. It is one of the biggest opening days of 2026 for Hollywood, beating The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu. Keep scrolling for the deets.

The movie has earned strong word-of-mouth, earning a 4.4-star rating from audiences in Japan, the highest in Christopher Nolan’s career. It earned strong box-office numbers worldwide and is now set to break records in Japan. The mythological epic’s potential solid run will further boost the film’s worldwide box office. It could also cross the $2 billion milestone worldwide.

The Odyssey at the box office in Japan

The Odyssey debuted at #1 in Japan on Friday and collected a solid $2 million on its opening day. It includes the $1.3 million 7-day limited IMAX previews. It is more than Oppenheimer‘s $800k preview collection. It is the 5th-biggest opening day of 2026 for Hollywood, beating Wicked: For Good’s $1 million, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu‘s $1.4 million, and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’s $1.6 million.

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Its opening day collection is under Michael‘s $2.6 million, The Devil Wears Prada 2’s $2.8 million, Toy Story 5’s $3 million, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s $3.6 million. The film is off to a good start in Japan and is set to have a solid opening weekend.

The Odyssey’s opening weekend projection in Japan

According to Luiz Fernando‘s report, The Odyssey is on track to earn between $4 million and $5 million in its three-day opening weekend in Japan, including previews. It would crush Oppenheimer’s $2.5 million opening-weekend box-office collection in Japan in 2024.

More about the movie

According to the box office database, the movie has hit $1.64 billion worldwide to date. Directed by Christopher Nolan, the movie follows Odysseus as he embarks on a dangerous voyage back to Ithaca after the Trojan War, encountering mythical creatures including the Cyclops Polyphemus, the Sirens, and Calypso along the way. The Odyssey was released on July 17.

Box office summary of The Odyssey

  • Domestic – $593.1 million
  • International – $1.05 billion
  • Worldwide – $1.64 billion 

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