Stellar Rotten Tomatoes Rating
Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated epic fantasy motion film, The Odyssey, is ready to hit theaters on July 17, 2026. It currently holds a stellar 96% critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which is even higher than the Oscar-winning filmmaker’s previous directorial effort, Oppenheimer, which has a 93% critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Since Oppenheimer turned out to be a significant blockbuster and earned a powerful $975.8 million worldwide, in line with Box Office Mojo, all eyes are actually on whether The Odyssey can replicate its industrial success. Considering the huge buzz and latest projections, it looks just like the Matt Damon-starrer is on the fitting track to set the box office on fire.
Projected To Deliver A $90-100 Million Opening (North America)
In keeping with a recent projection by Variety, The Odyssey is predicted to earn between $90 million and $100 million in its opening weekend in North America. If it meets the upper end of those projections, it would turn into the third film of 2026 to hit the $100 million domestic debut mark, after Toy Story 5 ($159.7 million) and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie ($131.7 million).
Now, the large query is, what would The Odyssey have to earn in its opening weekend to turn into the most important domestic debut of Christopher Nolan’s profession? Let’s break down the numbers.
Christopher Nolan’s Top 5 Biggest Openings (North America)
Let’s take a take a look at the highest five biggest domestic openings of the movies directed by Christopher Nolan, in line with data from Box Office Mojo.
- The Dark Knight Rises (2012): $160.9 million
- The Dark Knight (2008): $158.4 million
- Oppenheimer (2023): $82.5 million
- Inception (2010): $62.8 million
- Dunkirk (2017): $50.5 million
What The Above Numbers Indicate
The above figures suggest that The Odyssey would want to earn greater than $160.9 million in its opening weekend to turn into Christopher Nolan’s biggest domestic debut of all time. Nevertheless, based on its current projection within the $90-100 million range, it appears unlikely to attain that milestone. That said, it looks well-positioned to beat Oppenheimer’s $82.5 million domestic debut. The final result will turn into clear in the following few days.
What Is The Odyssey All About?
The epic fantasy motion film features Matt Damon as Odysseus, the Greek king of Ithaca, who desires to return home after the Trojan War. During his long and arduous journey, he comes across dangerous obstacles and mythical creatures. Meanwhile, his family has been waiting for his return for a few years and will not be even sure whether he’s alive or not.
The Odyssey Trailer
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