Christopher Nolan’s "The Odyssey" has crossed $700 million at the worldwide box office after only 12 days in theaters. The rapid climb makes the Greek epic the fourth highest-grossing film of the year so far, underlining its strong early momentum with moviegoers around the world.
According to the reported totals, the film has earned $320.5 million domestically and $407.4 million from international markets. That gives "The Odyssey" a balanced performance across North America and overseas, helping it reach the global milestone at an unusually fast pace.
The box office result adds another major commercial achievement to Nolan’s track record. With more than $700 million already collected, the film has quickly established itself as one of the standout theatrical releases of the year and one of the biggest current titles in the global market.
Its early performance also shows sustained demand for large-scale event films on the big screen. As "The Odyssey" continues its run, industry attention is likely to stay focused on how far the movie can climb among this year’s top worldwide earners.
