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‘The Odyssey’ reportedly falls out of the top 10 after a 66% box-office drop

A box-office post says IMAX 70mm screens switched to ‘Digger,’ while ‘The Odyssey’ reached $620.5 million domestically.

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A box-office post on October 4 says IMAX 70mm screens switched from Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ to ‘Digger.’ It reports that ‘The Odyssey’ earned $1.3 million that weekend, down 66%—its steepest drop in a 12-week run—and fell out of the top 10. The post says its domestic total reached $620.5 million, passing ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ for No. 16 on the all-time domestic list.

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@GiteshPandyaIMAX 70MM scrns finally changed over from Odyssey to Digger. Let's not talk about how those scrns did this wknd. Instead let's be happy that these auditoriums are finally getting some well-deserved rest! With loss of those coveted scrns, Chris Nolan epic suffered worse drop of its 12-week run plunging 66% to $1.3M, falling out of Top 10. But #boxoffice cume rose to $620.5M surpassing Star Wars: The Last Jedi for #16 on all-time domestic list!1h
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    @GiteshPandyaIMAX 70MM scrns finally changed over from Odyssey to Digger. Let's not talk about how those scrns did this wknd. Instead let's be happy that these auditoriums are finally getting some well-deserved rest! With loss of those coveted scrns, Chris Nolan epic suffered worse drop of its 12-week run plunging 66% to $1.3M, falling out of Top 10. But #boxoffice cume rose to $620.5M surpassing Star Wars: The Last Jedi for #16 on all-time domestic list!1h
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