en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Odyssey_(2026_film)

This sentence gives The Odyssey's domestic opening weekend as $124.5 million, but the finalized box-office figures now available from major trackers are lower.

Both Box Office Mojo and The Numbers list the film’s domestic opening at $123,502,900. The Numbers also shows the day-by-day breakdown that sums to that final opening-weekend total: $50,977,435 on Friday, $41,735,485 on Saturday, and $30,789,980 on Sunday. Those figures total $123,502,900, not $124.5 million.

So the Wikipedia text appears to preserve an earlier studio estimate rather than the finalized opening-weekend actuals.

The surrounding sentence is explicitly comparing domestic opening weekends for Christopher Nolan films. In that context, listing The Dark Knight Rises at $190.9 million is incorrect.

The finalized domestic opening weekend for The Dark Knight Rises was $160,887,295, according to The Numbers. Box-office reporting and historical charts consistently place The Dark Knight at $158,411,483 and The Dark Knight Rises at about $160.9 million, which is why they rank above The Odyssey's opening. A figure of $190.9 million does not match the domestic opening weekend reported by major trackers.

The sentence is comparing The Odyssey's domestic opening weekend with prior R-rated Universal openings. In that context, listing "Oppenheimer ($180 million)" is incorrect.

Both Box Office Mojo and The Numbers list Oppenheimer's domestic opening weekend as $82,455,420. NBCUniversal also used $180 million to describe Oppenheimer's combined domestic and international opening-weekend earnings, not its domestic opening. So the article appears to have inserted Oppenheimer's worldwide opening into a domestic-opening comparison.

That makes the $180 million figure factually wrong as written here.

Universal’s own July 20, 2026 box-office release says The Odyssey launched in 73 international markets and earned an estimated $140.3 million internationally. Box Office Mojo likewise lists $140,297,000 international for the film. That directly contradicts the article’s claim that the movie debuted internationally to $130.6 million. The market count is consistent, but the dollar amount is understated by about $9.7 million.