Director Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" has garnered another $215.3 million at the global box office in its second weekend, marking a modest 19% drop from its opening. This sustained performance saw the film earn $128.3 million internationally and $87 million domestically.
"The Odyssey" has now accumulated a total of $639.6 million worldwide. The film's initial release on July 17, 2026, exceeded expectations, bringing in $264.1 million in its opening weekend. Audiences have continued to patronize the film, with its total split now standing at $353.26 million internationally and $286.37 million domestically. Projections suggest the film is on track to surpass the $1 billion milestone.
In other box office news, Pixar's "Toy Story 5" has reached the $1 billion mark globally, six weeks after its June 19 debut. The film now holds a worldwide total of $1.022 billion, despite slipping to third place globally behind the Chinese film "All Wishes Come True."
Stephen Chow's "Kung Fu Soccer" earned $32.1 million globally over the weekend, placing it fourth, while "Minions & Monsters" secured fifth with $28.2 million. Disney's live-action "Moana" adaptation has struggled, landing in sixth place with a cumulative $228.16 million after three weekends.
"The Odyssey" is positioned as a significant critical and commercial success for 2026, following earlier hits like the low-budget horror films "Backrooms" and "Obsession," and "Toy Story 5" which led the summer season. The film is expected to maintain its strong run.
Looking ahead, "The Odyssey" will face competition from Marvel's upcoming "Spider-Man: Brand New Day." The production budget for "The Odyssey" was approximately $250 million, with an additional $125 million allocated for marketing. The film received an 8/10 rating from IGN, described as a "pretty great moviegoing experience."