The film "Odyssey", directed by Christopher Nolan, recorded global box office earnings of 264.1 million dollars in its first week. The production was well received by both the public and critics.

"Odyssey," the film directed by Christopher Nolan, had an impressive debut, with estimated global earnings of $264.1 million, of which $124.5 million came from ticket sales in the USA and $139.6 million abroad. This adaptation of Homer's work surpassed the debut of the film "Oppenheimer" and was made with a budget of $250 million, becoming one of the most expensive R-rated films. Universal Pictures invested approximately $125 million in its promotion, and the public's enthusiasm was so great that tickets for IMAX screenings were sold a year in advance. The film follows Ulysses on his journey home after the destruction of Troy, presenting themes and stereotypes that are still relevant today. "Odyssey" is Nolan's first film made entirely with IMAX cameras, which contributed to its commercial success.