Movie 'The Odyssey' Surpasses 10 Million Viewers in Korea... Global Revenue Reaches 2 Trillion Won
Director Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey' has surpassed 10 million viewers in South Korea within 33 days of its release.
According to media reports, director Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey' surpassed a cumulative domestic audience of 10 million around 4 PM on September 6. This record was achieved 33 days after its release on the 5th of last month, through which director Nolan has earned the title of a director with two 10-million-viewer films, following 'Interstellar'.
In terms of profit, it is also achieving overwhelming results. According to Box Office Mojo, 'The Odyssey' has recorded a cumulative global revenue of $1.63153 billion (approximately 2.1921 trillion Korean won), combining $588.97 million in North America and $1.04256 billion overseas. With a production cost of $250 million (approximately 336.2 billion Korean won), the film recovered its production costs within the first week of release and has earned more than 8 times its production cost.
The work focused on analog direction, such as filming the entire 3-hour duration on 70mm IMAX film. During the 91-day filming period, locations were shot in places such as Greece and Iceland, and the film is receiving critical acclaim from audiences for maximizing reality, such as by directly constructing a 10.7m tall Trojan Horse.
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