The Odyssey added $5.2M domestic on Day 25, taking its US total to $466.6M and worldwide gross past $1.13 billion.
Four weeks in, a 1.86x domestic-to-budget ratio is no longer a projection — it's where the film has actually landed.
Day 25 Snapshot
Day 25 Add$5.2M
US Domestic$466.6M
Overseas$671.1M
Worldwide Gross$1,137.6M
Budget$250.0M
The daily add is down 49.3% from the previous day and 46.6% week-on-week, but that's expected this deep into a run — the number that matters now is the ratio. At 3.6 weeks past release, a 1.86x domestic-to-budget return sits squarely in HIT territory (1.75x–2.5x), with the trajectory and the math both confirming it rather than just pointing toward it.
Overseas remains the larger half of the ledger, $671.1M against $466.6M domestic, keeping the worldwide total comfortably ahead of the film's $250M budget.
Bottom line: The Odyssey has cleared the HIT bar on the strength of a $1.14B worldwide gross against a $250M budget. With daily adds now in single-digit millions, the film is past its earning peak but has already secured its verdict.
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