Overview
- IMAX announced additional 70mm showings through Sept. 30, lengthening The Odyssey’s 70mm run into an 11th week and adding roughly 39 U.S. showtime dates.
- The film has reached about $1.55–$1.59 billion worldwide and crossed $1.01 billion at the international box office, a milestone reported by multiple trade outlets.
- IMAX screens have contributed $457 million to the film’s haul with 70mm locations alone generating about $66 million across roughly 41 venues, an average near $1.6 million per site.
- The Odyssey is now Christopher Nolan’s highest‑grossing film and the top‑grossing IMAX release and R‑rated film to date, driven by being the first feature shot entirely on IMAX film cameras.
- Exhibitors are extending limited 70mm runs and adding showtimes because of strong demand and high ticket prices, a trend that could push other studios to invest more in premium large‑format presentations.