“Oppenheimer” Becomes Christopher Nolan’s Highest-Grossing Film
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has officially shattered the director’s personal box-office record. According to Deadline, this sweeping cinematic adaptation of Homer’s epic poem has surpassed $1.1 billion globally, overtaking “The Dark Knight Rises,” which previously stood as the filmmaker’s most lucrative project.
Following four weeks in theaters, the film has generated roughly $643.6 million from international territories, bolstered by an additional $461.1 million from the North American market. Consequently, its total worldwide haul has climbed to approximately $1.105 billion.
“The Dark Knight Rises” concluded its theatrical run with a total of about $1.085 billion. “The Odyssey” eclipsed that benchmark in a matter of weeks, cementing its status as the most commercially successful venture of Nolan’s storied career.
“The Odyssey” has emerged as more than just a personal milestone for Nolan; it stands as a definitive cinematic event of 2026. Having firmly surpassed the $1.1 billion threshold, the film is now firmly established as one of the year’s most triumphant global releases.
Source: Film.ru
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