‘The Odyssey’ Keeps on Sailing as ‘Toy Story 5’ Hits $1 Billion
No new major genre movies this weekend means the older ones continue to dominate the box office. That’s good news for The Odyssey, which continues to rake in money. Variety reports that its sophomore weekend saw an additional $87 million domestic, down 30% from its impressive debut.
- ▪No new major genre movies this weekend means the older ones continue to dominate the box office.
- ▪That’s good news for The Odyssey, which continues to rake in money.
- ▪Variety reports that its sophomore weekend saw an additional $87 million domestic, down 30% from its impressive debut.
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No new major genre movies this weekend means the older ones continue to dominate the box office. That’s good news for The Odyssey, which continues to rake in money. Variety reports that its sophomore weekend saw an additional $87 million domestic, down 30% from its impressive debut. It’s common for movies, especially R-rated ones, to fall by 50% or more if they opened at $100 million, but that’s not the case here. In fact, this makes for the second-biggest week two for an R-rated movie behind Deadpool & Wolverine back in 2024. At time of writing, Nolan’s Greek epic is at $639.6 million worldwide. The $1 billion benchmark is in sight, and one he’s previously hit before with the Dark Knight sequels.
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