Only Alan Ritchson Can Take on Odysseus at the Box Office

Only Alan Ritchson Can Take on Odysseus at the Box Office




With Christopher Nolan's latest epic, The Odyssey, continuing its box-office domination this weekend, studios preferred to stay out of its way. Even Sony might be concerned about Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which debuts in a week. The movie will court an entirely different demographic, but The Odyssey is on a generational run, outpacing both The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. This weekend, the movie overtook two previous Nolan films — Tenet and Batman Begins — and was essentially given a wide berth by competitors. The only other new releases were Hadestown: The Musical, a filmed adaptation of the Broadway production that serves as an unusual companion piece to The Odyssey, and the action movie Motor City.


With Christopher Nolan's latest epic, The Odyssey, continuing its box-office domination this weekend, studios preferred to stay out of its way. Even Sony might be concerned about Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which debuts in a week. The movie will court an entirely different demographic, but The Odyssey is on a generational run, outpacing both The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. This weekend, the movie overtook two previous Nolan films — Tenet and Batman Begins — and was essentially given a wide berth by competitors. The only other new releases were Hadestown: The Musical, a filmed adaptation of the Broadway production that serves as an unusual companion piece to The Odyssey, and the action movie Motor City.

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