Christopher Nolan’s star-studded adaptation “The Odyssey” has surpassed “Jurassic World” at the box office, becoming Universal’s highest-grossing film ever. The reports say the film’s performance is the latest milestone in its post-release momentum, with the record falling months after its initial run.
Both outlets frame the achievement as a significant studio benchmark for Universal, highlighting how “The Odyssey” continues to draw audiences even after release. The Independent emphasizes that the record comes months later, underscoring longevity rather than an immediate peak. The Hollywood Reporter adds that the film’s box office success positions it to attract attention during awards season.
While both stories align on the headline result—“The Odyssey” overtakes “Jurassic World” for Universal’s top-grossing spot—the coverage differs slightly in emphasis: one focuses on timing and sustained earnings, and the other connects the box office feat to the film’s potential awards impact.
