Christopher Nolan's latest earned over $124 million in its opening weekend, the director's biggest debut since The Dark Knight Rises.
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Christopher Nolan's latest earned over $124 million in its opening weekend, the director's biggest debut since The Dark Knight Rises.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is keeping its momentum from a massive opening weekend as it enters its third week in theaters. New Imax screenings of the film are in such high demand that people are scouring social media to find out about new ticket drops for showings at all hours of the day and night —even 6 a.m. Christopher Nolan's latest earned over $124 million in its opening weekend, the director's biggest debut since The Dark Knight Rises.
Fast Company reported the story as "‘The Odyssey’ still has people clamoring for Imax showings—even at 6 in the morning." New York Post reported the story as "When Does 'The Odyssey' Come to Streaming?."
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