The Odyssey eyes $20m Tuesday after strong opening

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is projected to earn $20 million on Tuesday following a record-setting global opening weekend of nearly $265 million.

The film is on track for the best Tuesday of Nolan's career at the domestic box office. It also ranks as the second-highest Tuesday this year behind Toy Story 5.

Analysts forecast a second-weekend gross between $61 million and $74 million. This range could surpass the second weekends of Nolan's previous Dark Knight films.

Universal Pictures secured the project after outbidding Warner Bros. and others. Chairman Donna Langley played a key role in attracting the director five years ago.

The movie stars Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Tom Holland and Zendaya. It holds all IMAX and PLF screens heading into its second weekend.

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Movie theater marquee and crowds celebrating The Odyssey's record box office Monday haul.
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The Odyssey achieves record Monday box office haul

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Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is projected to earn $17.5 million on its first Monday, marking the best Monday performance of 2026 so far. The figure surpasses Toy Story 5's $17.3 million from June 22. Domestic totals through four days reached $141 million.

Universal's The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan's follow-up to Oppenheimer, is tracking for a $200 million-plus global opening this weekend.

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Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey is tracking for an $80 million to $100 million opening weekend in North America. The Universal film is set to debut in theaters on July 17.

Christopher Nolan is adapting Homer's ancient epic The Odyssey for the big screen. The film is scheduled to open in theaters on July 17, 2026.

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Christopher Nolan has revealed that it will be at least three years before he directs another movie after completing The Odyssey. The filmmaker cited the intense demands of the production as the reason for the extended break.

Matt Damon said he received no special treatment while filming The Odyssey alongside other major stars. The actor described how everyone faced the same challenging conditions during production.

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Christopher Nolan has addressed online backlash over casting choices for his upcoming adaptation of The Odyssey, including criticism from Elon Musk and Matt Walsh. The director compared the reactions to those he faced during his Batman trilogy.

 

 

 

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