The epic drama has crossed $1.8B globally, with a reported $625.6M from the domestic box office.
The film reportedly ended its US run at $625.6 million and added another $2.7 million internationally over the November 1 weekend, down 15.6%. A cinema account also claims it surpassed 'Deadpool & Wolverine' to become the highest-grossing R-rated film.
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@NolanAnalystChristopher Nolan’s ‘THE ODYSSEY’ has officially crossed $1.8 BILLION at the worldwide box office. Despite ending its US theatrical run with $625.6M, the film continues to perform internationally, grossing another $2.7M this weekend with a drop of just 15.6%. (via @Luiz_Fernando_J)
@letscinemaChristopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Rewrites Box-Office History with a staggering $1.8 BILLION worldwide after 103 days in theatres! 1. $1.8 billion – Worldwide box-office collection and the #1 R-rated film of all time, surpassing Deadpool & Wolverine ($1.338B). 2. #1 highest-grossing Nolan film – Surpassing The Dark Knight Rises ($1.085B). 3. #1 Universal Pictures film – Surpassing Jurassic World ($1.671B). 4. #1 IMAX grosser of all time – More than $500M in IMAX collections, surpassing Avatar ($271M). 5. First film since 2009 – First non-sequel/non-remake to cross $1B internationally since Avatar. 6. Only R-rated film to cross $1.5 billion – An unprecedented box-office milestone.@NolanAnalystChristopher Nolan’s ‘THE ODYSSEY’ has officially crossed $1.8 BILLION at the worldwide box office. Despite ending its US theatrical run with $625.6M, the film continues to perform internationally, grossing another $2.7M this weekend with a drop of just 15.6%. (via @Luiz_Fernando_J)@letscinemaChristopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Rewrites Box-Office History with a staggering $1.8 BILLION worldwide after 103 days in theatres! 1. $1.8 billion – Worldwide box-office collection and the #1 R-rated film of all time, surpassing Deadpool & Wolverine ($1.338B). 2. #1 highest-grossing Nolan film – Surpassing The Dark Knight Rises ($1.085B). 3. #1 Universal Pictures film – Surpassing Jurassic World ($1.671B). 4. #1 IMAX grosser of all time – More than $500M in IMAX collections, surpassing Avatar ($271M). 5. First film since 2009 – First non-sequel/non-remake to cross $1B internationally since Avatar. 6. Only R-rated film to cross $1.5 billion – An unprecedented box-office milestone.@NolanAnalystChristopher Nolan’s ‘THE ODYSSEY’ has officially crossed $1.8 BILLION at the worldwide box office. Despite ending its US theatrical run with $625.6M, the film continues to perform internationally, grossing another $2.7M this weekend with a drop of just 15.6%. (via @Luiz_Fernando_J)@letscinemaChristopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Rewrites Box-Office History with a staggering $1.8 BILLION worldwide after 103 days in theatres! 1. $1.8 billion – Worldwide box-office collection and the #1 R-rated film of all time, surpassing Deadpool & Wolverine ($1.338B). 2. #1 highest-grossing Nolan film – Surpassing The Dark Knight Rises ($1.085B). 3. #1 Universal Pictures film – Surpassing Jurassic World ($1.671B). 4. #1 IMAX grosser of all time – More than $500M in IMAX collections, surpassing Avatar ($271M). 5. First film since 2009 – First non-sequel/non-remake to cross $1B internationally since Avatar. 6. Only R-rated film to cross $1.5 billion – An unprecedented box-office milestone.@NolanAnalystChristopher Nolan’s ‘THE ODYSSEY’ has officially crossed $1.8 BILLION at the worldwide box office. Despite ending its US theatrical run with $625.6M, the film continues to perform internationally, grossing another $2.7M this weekend with a drop of just 15.6%. (via @Luiz_Fernando_J)@letscinemaChristopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Rewrites Box-Office History with a staggering $1.8 BILLION worldwide after 103 days in theatres! 1. $1.8 billion – Worldwide box-office collection and the #1 R-rated film of all time, surpassing Deadpool & Wolverine ($1.338B). 2. #1 highest-grossing Nolan film – Surpassing The Dark Knight Rises ($1.085B). 3. #1 Universal Pictures film – Surpassing Jurassic World ($1.671B). 4. #1 IMAX grosser of all time – More than $500M in IMAX collections, surpassing Avatar ($271M). 5. First film since 2009 – First non-sequel/non-remake to cross $1B internationally since Avatar. 6. Only R-rated film to cross $1.5 billion – An unprecedented box-office milestone.—
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