"Odyssey" surpasses 2 million viewers in just 6 days since release, setting the shortest record this year.

Christopher Nolan’s film ″Odyssey″ surpassed 2 million cumulative viewers within 6 days of its release. According to the Integrated Computerized Ticketing System, as of 6:04 AM on the 10th, ″Odyssey″ recorded a total audience of 2,006,344. This record is 6 days faster than ″The Man Who Lives with the King,″ which attracted 16.9 million viewers, and Nolan’s previous work ″Oppenheimer,″ and even one day ahead of ″Avatar: The Way of Water.″ After surpassing 1 million viewers on the 4th day of release, it added another 1 million in just two days. From the 7th to the 9th, during its opening weekend, ″Odyssey″ attracted 1,333,436 viewers, ranking first in the overall box office. During the same period, ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day″ drew 1.26 million viewers, taking second place. It also stood out in seat occupancy rates. As of the 9th, ″Odyssey″ recorded a seat occupancy rate of 72.1%, showing high numbers despite having fewer screens than ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day.″ The reservation rate was 63.5%, and the actual audience rating, CGV Golden Egg Index, maintained 97%. ″Odyssey″ depicts the journey of the hero Odysseus (played by Matt Damon), who led the Trojan War to victory, returning to his homeland Ithaca. Matt Damon plays Odysseus, Anne Hathaway his wife Penelope, and Tom Holland their son Telemachus. The film is currently showing in theaters nationwide.