'Odyssey' ranks first for 22 consecutive days... surpasses 7.65 million cumulative viewers, while 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' maintains second place

The films ″Odyssey″ and ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day,″ both starring Tom Holland, set box office records domestically and internationally. According to the Korea Film Council’s integrated ticketing system, ″Odyssey″ (directed by Christopher Nolan) attracted 195,895 viewers on the 26th, securing the number one spot at the box office. The cumulative audience reached 7,656,205. The film has maintained the top position at the box office for 22 consecutive days since its release. Although two new releases entered the top ranks that day, ″Odyssey″ drew more viewers than the previous day, retaining its lead. It is about 340,000 viewers away from surpassing 8 million admissions. ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day″ (directed by Destin Daniel Cretton) recorded 47,642 viewers, ranking second. Its cumulative audience stands at 8,263,210. This film continues to break domestic box office records among the Tom Holland-led ″Spider-Man″ series. At the North American box office, ″Spider-Man: Brand New Day″ also set a new record. According to Box Office Mojo, as of the 26th, its cumulative North American gross reached $858.4 million (approximately 1.188 trillion KRW), surpassing ″Avengers: Endgame,″ which grossed $858.37 million (approximately 1.188 trillion KRW). This marks the film as the second highest-grossing North American box office hit in seven years and the highest-grossing Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film in North America. It trails the current number one, ″Star Wars: The Force Awakens,″ by about $78 million, which grossed $936.66 million. The Korean film ″Gyeongju Trip″ (directed by Kim Mijo), released on the same day, attracted 36,796 viewers, ranking third overall and first among Korean films. Its cumulative audience is 42,282. ″Gyeongju Trip″ tells the story of four sisters who embark on a revenge trip eight years after their youngest daughter, Gyeongju, failed to return from a school trip. It ranked first in pre-release Korean film ticket reservations and received a 93% CGV Golden Egg Index and a 9.63 rating from actual viewers on Naver. ″Oak Street’s Last Day″ (directed by David Robert Mitchell), also released on the same day, drew 27,025 viewers, placing fourth. Its cumulative audience is 28,875. Starring Anne Hathaway, who also appeared in ″Odyssey,″ the film ranked high at the box office with two titles. ″Oak Street’s Last Day″ depicts the Flat family, who travel back to the prehistoric era on Oak Street and fight for survival against dinosaur attacks. ″Detective Conan: The Angel of the Highway″ (directed by Takahiro Hasui) attracted 8,667 viewers, ranking fifth. Its cumulative audience reached 377,776.