《The Odyssey》次周末票房强劲并带动 IMAX 高占比收入

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey remained firmly atop the North American box office this weekend, collecting an estimated $87.0 million in its second frame as newcomers Hadestown: The Musical and Motor City entered the top 10, according to Rentrak estimates.
Universal's (CMCSA) mythological epic slipped just 30% from its opening weekend, an unusually strong hold for a blockbuster of its size. Playing in 3,942 theaters, the film generated a hefty $22,070 per-theater average and lifted its domestic total to $286.4 million through Sunday. Worldwide, The Odyssey crossed the $600 million mark, reaching an estimated $639.6 million, including $353.2 million from international markets.
The weekend's strongest new release was Bleecker Street's Hadestown: The Musical, which debuted in fourth place with $9.69 million from 1,949 theaters, delivering a solid $4,973 per-theater average. The filmed version of the Tony Award-winning Broadway production features the original principal cast and adapts the acclaimed folk-and-jazz retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth.
The performance suggests audiences remain willing to turn out for theatrical event programming beyond traditional Hollywood franchises, even as established tentpoles continue to dominate multiplexes.
Disney's (DIS) live-action Moana held second place with $10.5 million in its third weekend, bringing its domestic total to $102.5 million. Globally, the film has reached an estimated $228.2 million.
Pixar's (DIS) Toy Story 5 continued its strong run in sixth weekend release, earning $10.0 million, down just 27% from the previous weekend. The animated sequel has now grossed $448.6 million domestically and an estimated $1.02 billion worldwide, becoming one of the highest-grossing animated films ever released.
Universal (CMCSA) and Illumination's Minions & Monsters rounded out the top five with $9.6 million in its fourth weekend, pushing its domestic total to $155.4 million and worldwide receipts to nearly $412 million.
Further down the chart, IFC Films' (AMCX) revenge thriller Motor City opened in ninth place with $1.63 million from 1,600 theaters, while Neon launched Nicolas Winding Refn's futuristic thriller Her Private Hell outside the top 10 with $530,000 from 675 locations.
Meanwhile, IMAX (IMAX) continued to benefit from The Odyssey's momentum. The film generated $48 million in global IMAX ticket sales during its second weekend, marking the format's biggest sophomore weekend ever for a film. North American IMAX screens accounted for 27.7% of the film's domestic gross despite representing just 443 theaters, while premium 70mm IMAX engagements remained largely sold out into September.
Top 10 domestic box office (July 24-26)