
US release: 9th April 1999
£2.2 Million
$16.9 Million
$28.5 Million Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey easily held onto the top spot across the globe for its sophomore weekend. The top new film of the frame, the live-capture film Hadestown: The Musical, arrived at number 9 with an impressive $10.2 million, breaking historical records for Broadway stage captures.
The Top Spot: The Odyssey remains undefeated. Christopher Nolan’s historical epic grossed over $90 million in its second weekend, showing incredible staying legs at the box office.
The Top Debut: Hadestown: The Musical took the crown for the week's best newcomer. The acclaimed Broadway capture bypassed expectations to premiere at number three with a $10.2 million intake.
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Movie number 4 for Tom Holland in the role of Spider-Man as Marvel brings the most popular super-hero back, the movie as been given a 12A age rating for moderate violence, threat, injury detail, implied strong language
The movie stars Tom Holland as Spider-Man, he as been seen previously in The Odyssey and The Devil All the Time, it also stars Zendaya who has been seen in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Dune~2020.
Directing duties go to Destin Daniel Cretton who has previously brought us The Glass Castle and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
Movie Synopsis
Spider-Man strives to reconnect with his friends while battling the controllers of a mysterious energy field.
BBFC certificate breakdown.
The global release of the latest Christopher Nolan movie The Odyssey sees the movie make its debut at the top with a debut over $246 Million leaving Moana~2025 to fall to number 2 after a weekend at the top
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Director Christopher Nolan brings his new movie to cinemas as The Odyssey tops the North American box office on its debut with over $123 Million which Moana~2025 falls to number 2 after a single weekend at the top.
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