Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is reportedly on track to pass the full domestic box office run of Oppenheimer in only 13 days. According to the latest box office update, that would put the new release ahead of Oppenheimer’s stateside lifetime total at a dramatically faster pace.
The comparison is striking because Oppenheimer needed 595 days to finish its domestic run at a little over $330 million. The new report suggests The Odyssey is moving beyond that mark almost immediately, underscoring just how strong its early ticket sales have been.
For Nolan, the development highlights a major theatrical milestone. Oppenheimer became one of his biggest recent successes, so having The Odyssey outpace that domestic result so quickly points to exceptional momentum in its opening stretch.
The same box office roundup also noted a solid Monday for Hadestown, which brought in more than $2 million. Together, those figures suggest a notably active start to the week at the box office.
