Lachmi Deb Roy

Christopher Nolan, Tom Holland, and Matt Damon touched down in Mumbai for The Odyssey's promotional tour, sharing stories, quotes, and a stay in the T...

From ancient Greek myths and debates over casting, historical accuracy and cultural ownership, here's why Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has become one of the year's most debated films before its release.

The Odyssey Movie Review: Christopher Nolan's Tom Holland and Matt Damon-led epic is a masterclass in blockbuster filmmaking. It is indeed a sweeping big-screen spectacle.

Inside the Business of The Odyssey: Christopher Nolan bets big on Matt Damon, Tom Holland and IMAX. Critics have embraced it, audiences are buzzing, and the internet is celebrating. But in Hollywood's high-stakes economics, glowing reviews are an asset, not a guarantee of commercial success, but considering Nolan's filmography and box- office success, this is no exception.

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey Box Office Collection Day 3: Tom Holland-Matt Damon starrer crosses ₹2,540 crore, beats Oppenheimer's opening weekend

Christopher Nolan's ‘The Odyssey' continued to dominate the Indian box office, driving Hollywood's strong run, while Ajay Devgn-led ‘Dhamaal 4' proved its staying power with a resilient second-week performance despite the blockbuster competition.

Thalapathy Vijay's Jana Nayagan opens in cinemas today amid record-breaking advance bookings, with the superstar's political swansong already emerging as one of Indian cinema's biggest box-office events. Driven by unprecedented pre-sales and months of headline-grabbing controversy, the film enters theatres under extraordinary scrutiny, as industry watchers closely track whether the feverish buzz translates into a historic opening-day haul.

The rollout of Christopher Nolan's ‘The Odyssey' from India, including the director's high-profile visit to Mumbai, underscores Hollywood's growing focus on India as studios rethink their dependence on China. The shift reflects a broader strategy to tap one of the world's fastest-growing theatrical markets.

Christopher Nolan didn't just cast Tom Holland in The Odyssey—he quietly reshaped the destiny of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. By handing Holland one of the most coveted roles of his career, Nolan inadvertently bought Marvel the one thing blockbuster filmmaking rarely enjoys: time. That unexpected breathing room allowed Brand New Day to evolve into a more ambitious, creatively confident film.

The real battle isn't for box-office supremacy, but for cultural legitimacy. If recent epics proved that spectacle alone cannot sustain mythology, Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana remains the enduring reminder that reverence, not scale, is what gives an epic its staying power.