“The Odyssey” breaks box office records; “Practical Magic 3: Uprising” CinemaScore revealed

As we originally reported SFFGazette.com, deadline It has been confirmed that by the end of the week, Odyssey It will become Universal’s highest-grossing film of all time globally with $1.684 billion.

This puts it above the studio’s previous record holder from 2015 jurassic world ($1.677 billion). Odyssey Domestic revenue was $601.2 million and international revenue was $1.083 billion. This makes it the 12th highest-grossing film of all time and the third highest-grossing non-franchise film of all time.

Odyssey It is also filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s biggest film, far ahead of 2008’s dark knight ($1.085 billion worldwide).

NBCUniversal Entertainment Chairman Donna Langley said today, “What about Chris and Emma? [Thomas] The resulting film would go down as one of the most ambitious and brilliantly executed films in cinematic history. It’s an intergenerational event that inspires moviegoing itself. “

Other box offices this weekend, Practical Magic 2 It opened to $30 million, a good result for a movie that cost about $75 million. Far ahead of the previous box office champion, Spider-Man: A Brand New Dayranked second with $8.5 million.

Odyssey Following closely behind in third place with $8.1 million, Coyote and ACME It grossed $6.3 million, doing well (totaling a total of $47.8 million in the United States). We’re still waiting on international numbers, but it was a strong weekend for every film.

As far as new product launches are concerned, runner The opening price was $6 million, but uprising— quickly abandoned the widely ridiculed claim the rise of robin hood subtitle—price starts at just $3.1 million, but it doesn’t impress.

“Matt Damon and Christopher Nolan have teamed up to create a film that blows away all other modern blockbusters,” we wrote in the comments. “Breathtakingly epic, powerful, and pure spectacle, The Odyssey is simply magnificent.”

Here are the CinemaScores for this weekend. as you can see, runner Receiving the most enthusiastic response from audiences, we’ve included interviews with director Scott Waugh and star Rodrigo Santoro below.