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Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" tops South Korean box office weekend of Sept 11‑13

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The Variety report says Nolan‑directed "The Odyssey" remained at the summit of South Korea's box office for the weekend of Sept 11–13. Data from KOBIS show the film earned $3.9 million from 449,474 admissions across 1,648 screens, accounting for 51.4% of the market share during that three‑day period.

Why it matters

Nolan fans see the film’s strong South Korean performance as a sign of his global box‑office appeal.

Key facts

  1. "The Odyssey" was directed by Christopher Nolan.
  2. It was the top‑grossing film in South Korea for the weekend of Sept 11‑13.
  3. It generated $3.9 million in revenue over three days.
  4. It attracted 449,474 admissions on 1,648 screens.
  5. It captured 51.4% of the South Korean box‑office share for that weekend.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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