Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey continued to lead the global box office, showing strong staying power in its second weekend. The Universal release added $215.3 million worldwide, a modest 18% decline from its $263.7 million global debut, pushing its running total to nearly $640 million.
The latest figures suggest the film is not only holding firm in North America, but also maintaining momentum across international markets. A drop of that size for a major tentpole points to steady audience demand and broad appeal, helping The Odyssey remain one of the biggest theatrical stories in the market right now.
The global chart update also highlighted another milestone for Toy Story 5. The animated sequel has now crossed $1 billion worldwide, becoming the third movie of the year to reach that level at the global box office.
Together, the two films underline the current strength of event cinema, with The Odyssey posting a powerful early run and Toy Story 5 reaching the industry’s most closely watched benchmark. The newest worldwide totals keep both titles at the center of the box office conversation.
