‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ and ‘The Odyssey’ Keep Breaking Records
Amid a busy movie year, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day continue to be the biggest moneymakers of 2026. In their respective third and second weekends, both movies broke some records. After collecting $461.1 million domestic this weekend, The Odyssey has officially become the highest-grossing movie of director Christopher Nolan’s career.
- ▪Amid a busy movie year, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day continue to be the biggest moneymakers of 2026.
- ▪In their respective third and second weekends, both movies broke some records.
- ▪After collecting $461.1 million domestic this weekend, The Odyssey has officially become the highest-grossing movie of director Christopher Nolan’s career.
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Amid a busy movie year, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day continue to be the biggest moneymakers of 2026. In their respective third and second weekends, both movies broke some records. After collecting $461.1 million domestic this weekend, The Odyssey has officially become the highest-grossing movie of director Christopher Nolan’s career. The new milestone puts it just barely above the Dark Knight sequels, which respectively grossed $1.085 billion (Dark Knight Rises) and $1.005 billion (The Dark Knight). And if that weren’t impressive enough, it’s the second-biggest R-rated movie, domestic and globally, since 2024’s Deadpool & Wolverine. Meanwhile, Brand New Day is looking to add another $145 domestic to its take, giving it the third-biggest week two ever.
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