‘The Odyssey’ Doesn’t Stop: Epic Bound For Best Monday YTD Stateside With $17M+ – Box Office Update

Christopher Nolan’s latest film The Odyssey continues its command of the domestic box office. The movie is on track to earn $17.5 million on Monday alone. This figure sets a new record for the highest Monday gross of the year in the United States and Canada, surpassing the performance of Toy Story 5.

Attendance remains strong across major urban markets. The TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles reports near sellouts for its 70MM IMAX screenings, mirroring trends at major venues in New York City. The film’s four-day domestic total sits at $141 million, which is 48 percent ahead of the pace set by Oppenheimer during its opening run in 2023.

The global performance of The Odyssey is also notable. With a worldwide debut of $263.7 million, the film marks the strongest global opening in the director’s career. These results outperform his previous high-water mark set by The Dark Knight Rises in 2012.

While industry analysts track these numbers, Universal has not provided comment on the specific estimates. The film continues to secure large audiences despite the typical weekday dip in ticket sales.