Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” continues to perform strongly in North American theaters, earning an estimated $87 million in its second weekend, according to studio figures reported by multiple outlets. The film’s weekend-to-weekend change is described as a relatively small decline: ticket sales drop by about 30% from its opening weekend, a performance considered modest for a large-scale release. Both sources emphasize that the second-weekend result is the filmmaker’s best to date, comparing “The Odyssey”’s $87 million to Nolan’s prior records. One report highlights “The Dark Knight” (2008) as an earlier benchmark, noting it earned $75.2 million in its second weekend. Another outlet frames the same comparison as a career-high second weekend for Nolan’s directing work, without factoring inflation. Overall, the coverage focuses on the film’s sustained box-office hold during its second weekend, supported by the shared figures for total gross and the estimated percentage drop from the first weekend.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey earns $87M in second North American weekend
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” continues to perform strongly in North American theaters, earning an estimated $87 million in its second weekend, according to studio figures reported by multiple out...
- “The Odyssey” earns an estimated $87 million in its second weekend in North American theaters.
- The reported second-weekend gross represents about a 30% drop from the film’s opening weekend.
- Multiple outlets describe the second-weekend performance as Christopher Nolan’s best ever.
- One comparison cited is “The Dark Knight,” which earned $75.2 million in its second weekend (2008).
- The figures are based on studio estimates reported by the outlets.
Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the ancient Greek epic poem is now his biggest second-weekend hit at the box office.
3 hours ago“The Odyssey” continued to exert a mighty hold on moviegoers in its second weekend in North American theaters, with $87 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday. That’s only a 30% drop from its first weekend, an incredibly modest slide for a blockbuster. It’s also filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s best second weekend ever, not accounting for inflation. In 2008, “The Dark Knight” earned $75.2 million in weekend two.
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