The Odyssey continued to dominate the North American box office in its second weekend, earning an estimated US$87 million (S$112.2 million) from July 24-26, 2026, according to studio estimates released Sunday. This represents a modest 30% drop from its opening weekend, a strong hold for a major blockbuster.
The film's cumulative global gross has now surpassed US$600 million, driven by strong international performance. The domestic total stands at approximately US$250 million after ten days in release.
The Christopher Nolan-directed epic has benefited from positive word-of-mouth and strong reviews, with audiences praising its visual effects and storytelling. The film is expected to continue its strong run through the summer season.
Industry analysts note that the 30% second-weekend decline is significantly better than typical blockbusters, which often see drops of 50% or more. This suggests strong audience engagement and potential for long-term box office success.
