
Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Becomes First Non-Sequel to Hit $1B Overseas Since 2009
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' has officially crossed the $1 billion mark in international territories, becoming the 17th film to achieve this milestone. Notably, it is the first Hollywood non-sequel and non-remake to reach this threshold since James Cameron's 'Avatar' in 2009. The film has generated $1.014 billion overseas, contributing to a worldwide total of $1.59 billion, making it Nolan's highest-grossing film to date. Universal Pictures is currently leading the year-to-date global box office with over $4.7 billion, driven largely by this title. Additionally, IMAX has extended the film's run in 70mm theaters through September 30, as it has already earned $457 million in IMAX formats, shattering previous records.










