‘The Odyssey’ nears $1.8 billion worldwide as box-office trackers differ

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is approaching $1.8 billion worldwide, though current box-office trackers differ slightly on the exact figure. BoxOfficeReport.com estimated Sunday that the Universal film had reached $1.7886 billion globally, including $1.1637 billion internationally.

The Numbers currently lists $1.7845 billion worldwide, split between $624.9 million in domestic ticket sales and $1.1596 billion internationally. Its domestic chart estimates that the film earned $550,000 from 330 theaters over the October 16–18 weekend.

The movie began its run with $264.1 million worldwide in July, according to Reuters and The Associated Press. Both outlets reported a $250 million production budget. Reuters said Universal supplied the opening figures and described the film, starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, as Nolan's adaptation of Homer's epic poem.