The summer box office is going to come to a close with a final overall domestic total of around $4.7 billion, just shy of the $4.75 billion all-time record set in 2013. And as has been the case for the past month,

The Odyssey opened to $264.1M at the global box office, the biggest start ever for Nolan ahead of 2008’s Dark Knight Rises. The feature take of Homer’s poem had an international opening of $139.6M which was also the director’s biggest international opening ever ahead of Oppenheimer and The Dark Knight Rises in like-for-like markets.

The Spider-Man feature is soon aiming to become the top grossing movie domestically of all time, as Tom Holland's other summer movie, 'The Odyssey,' comes in at No. 2.

NEW YORK — Hollywood has just wrapped up its best summer in a decade and its biggest vibe shift since the pandemic. After years of new-normal ticket sales and regular spells of unease, the summer box office rallied to $4.61 billion in domestic ticket sales between May 1 and Aug. 31, according to Rentrak.

By Dawn Chmielewski and Harshita Mary Varghese LOS ANGELES, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Hollywood is closing out its best summer since the pandemic, as an eclectic mix of blockbusters, sequels and original films wooed moviegoers back to the theaters.

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has earned more than $1 billion at the international box office, and it still has nearly four more weeks left in theaters.

Christopher Nolan‘s The Odyssey has achieved a major box office milestone that no film has matched in nearly two decades. The latest achievement puts the director’s epic in rare company at the worldwide box office.

"One Night Only," a romantic comedy starring Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner, arrives on digital streaming this week after generating little heat at the box office.