'Odyssey' surpasses 2.36 million viewers and $1.1 billion globally, topping the box office... 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' ranks second in long-term success

According to the Korea Film Council’s integrated box office computer network data, the number one movie at the box office on the 11th was ″Odyssey″ (directed by Christopher Nolan). On that day, ″Odyssey″ attracted 236,229 viewers, maintaining its top position for seven consecutive days, with a cumulative audience of 2,368,657. This epic tells the story of the hero Odysseus, who led the Trojan War to victory and faces the wrath of the gods to return home, starring Matt Damon and Tom Holland. Along with domestic success, it surpassed $1.1 billion in global box office revenue, becoming Christopher Nolan’s highest-grossing film to date. In second place was ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day″ (directed by Destin Daniel Cretton), which drew 151,905 viewers that day, reaching a cumulative audience of 6,242,899. Despite being the third week after release and a weekday, it continues its long-running success with over 150,000 viewers. The two films starring the couple Tom Holland and Zendaya Coleman attracted about 390,000 viewers on weekdays, maintaining the first and second positions at the box office. In third place was the Korean animation ″Love’s Hatchuping: Legend of the Whale Jewel″ (directed by Kim Soo-hoon), which attracted 19,209 viewers in one day, with a cumulative audience of 472,425. Fourth place went to the Korean sci-fi film ″Hope″ (directed by Na Hong-jin), starring Hwang Jung-min and Jo In-sung, which drew 14,078 viewers, reaching a total of 4,422,475. In fifth place was the Japanese documentary ″What Should Have Been Done?″ (directed by Fujino Tomoaki), which had 2,696 viewers that day, with a cumulative audience of 54,741.