[Official] 'Odyssey' Surpasses 12 Million Cumulative Admissions, Overtaking Even 'Exhuma' and 'Train to Busan'

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Director Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey" has surpassed 12 million cumulative admissions.

According to Universal Pictures on the 5th, "Odyssey" recorded over 12.027 million cumulative admissions as of that morning.

With this, "Odyssey" has successively overtaken "Exhuma" (11.91 million) from 2024 and "Train to Busan" (11.57 million) from 2016, rising to the 19th position in the all-time domestic box office rankings for released films.

Among foreign films, it also ranks as the fifth highest-grossing of all time, following "Avatar" (13.62 million) from 2009 and "Avengers: Endgame" (13.97 million) from 2019.

After surpassing 10 million admissions just 33 days after its release on September 6, "Odyssey" has continued to maintain steady audience inflow, consecutively breaking records in the all-time foreign film box office rankings.

"Odyssey" is a work that adapts Homer's ancient Greek epic poem "The Odyssey" for the screen. It depicts the journey Odysseus, the king of Ithaca who led the 10th-year Trojan War to victory, endures over another 10 years until he returns home.

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