Christopher Nolan’s 2023 film “Oppenheimer” finishes its U.S. and Canadian theatrical run with just over $330 million after 595 days, according to reported box office figures. Multiple outlets say Nolan’s next feature, “The Odyssey,” is moving faster, with expectations that it will pass “Oppenheimer’s” domestic lifetime total in about 13 days. Deadline reports that “The Odyssey” continues to draw strong business in its ongoing release, citing a second Monday with earnings of $14.7 million and forecasting further gains on subsequent trading. The Independent similarly frames the comparison by focusing on the projected timeline, stating that “The Odyssey” is set to cross “Oppenheimer’s” domestic haul in 13 days. Together, the sources describe a head-to-head comparison between the two Nolan-directed releases, emphasizing the difference in the number of days required to reach and exceed the domestic total. No additional context on international performance or the specific total for “The Odyssey” at this stage is provided in the excerpts.