The movie The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan, remained the top film at the South Korean box office during the weekend of September 4–6. According to data from KOBIS, the official tracking service run by the Korean Film Council, the film earned approximately $5.9 million from 698,384 ticket sales over the three-day period. It was shown on 1,858 screens nationwide, capturing over 60% of the total box office revenue in the country. The Odyssey is a high-profile international film, often referred to as a "tentpole" movie, which means it is a major blockbuster with high production costs and wide marketing efforts. Such films are typically expected to perform strongly at the box office, especially when they are directed by well-known filmmakers like Nolan, who is famous for works such as Inception and Interstellar. Despite the strong performance of The Odyssey, other films also saw their share of the market. However, no other movie managed to surpass Nolan’s film in either revenue or audience numbers. The dominance of The Odyssey suggests strong interest from South Korean audiences in international cinema, particularly in high-budget, director-driven projects. The success of The Odyssey in South Korea is notable, as it highlights the growing appeal of global films in the region. This trend reflects the increasing influence of international cinema in local markets, where audiences are often eager to experience films that are both visually stunning and narratively ambitious.