‘The Odyssey’ Grosses Another $87 Million In Christopher Nolan’s Best-Ever Second Weekend
BreakingBusinessBreaking News‘The Odyssey’ Grosses Another $87 Million In Christopher Nolan’s Best-Ever Second WeekendByZachary Folk,Forbes Staff. IMAX ticket sales have now accounted for $140 million in sales globally so far, Variety reported. The live action “Moana” reboot came in second with an estimated $10.5 million gross, while “Toy Story 5” extended its blockbuster run in theaters for a sixth weekend with another $10 million.
- ▪BreakingBusinessBreaking News‘The Odyssey’ Grosses Another $87 Million In Christopher Nolan’s Best-Ever Second WeekendByZachary Folk,Forbes Staff.
- ▪IMAX ticket sales have now accounted for $140 million in sales globally so far, Variety reported.
- ▪The live action “Moana” reboot came in second with an estimated $10.5 million gross, while “Toy Story 5” extended its blockbuster run in theaters for a sixth weekend with another $10 million.
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BreakingBusinessBreaking News‘The Odyssey’ Grosses Another $87 Million In Christopher Nolan’s Best-Ever Second WeekendByZachary Folk,Forbes Staff. I cover breaking news.Follow AuthorJul 26, 2026, 02:01pm EDTToplineChristopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” blew past expectations and grossed an estimated $87 million over its second weekend in theaters, according to early numbers reported by the Hollywood trade publications—surpassing the blockbuster director’s previous career high for second weekend ticket sales.Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the ancient Greek epic poem is now his biggest second-weekend hit at the box office.Getty Images for Universal PicturesKey FactsThe estimated $87 million from theaters in North America over the weekend surpassed projections from Boxoffice Pro that put the…
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