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Nolan's The Odyssey confirmed for digital and physical release on 17 November

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey will be available to rent or buy digitally and on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray from 17 November 2026, after a run that has earned about $1.8 billion worldwide.

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Centre · 2Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey will be available to rent and buy digitally, and on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, from 17 November 2026. Centre · 1Screen Rant says the date had been reported before and has now been confirmed by Deadline, alongside news that the film returns to theatres on 11 December on 1,000 screens, including IMAX and IMAX 70mm. Centre · 1The digital, 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray versions can be pre-ordered on Amazon and other participating platforms.

Centre · 2Both outlets put the film's worldwide box office at more than $1.8 billion; Collider breaks that into $625 million domestic and $1.176 billion overseas, against a reported $250 million budget that ties for Nolan's largest. Centre · 2Collider says it is the highest-grossing film of Nolan's career, ahead of The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises, while Screen Rant says it is the highest-grossing IMAX movie of all time and had its IMAX run extended several times. Centre · 1Screen Rant argues that keeping the film in theatres for months before a digital release helped its box office success.

Centre · 1Collider describes the film as a favourite for next year's Oscars, says it is expected to break the nominations record set by Sinners, and says Matt Damon is making a bid for a Best Actor nomination; it notes that Nolan used more than two million feet of film to avoid green screens and CG environments. Centre · 1Screen Rant reports strong reviews: its own critic gave 10 out of 10, and Rotten Tomatoes shows a 94% critics' score from 515 reviews and a 96% audience score from more than 25,000 verified ratings.

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Both outlets treat the release date as good news for a record-setting, critically praised blockbuster, with Collider adding an awards-season angle and Screen Rant a box-office and review angle.
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Box office records, Oscar prospects (Collider); IMAX record, theatrical re-release, review scores (Screen Rant).
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Neither names the studio or gives pricing; Collider does not mention the 11 December theatrical return, and Screen Rant does not mention Oscar expectations.
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“one that seems destined to dominate at next year's Academy Awards” — Collider
“Along with becoming a box office smash hit, The Odyssey's reviews have been stellar” — Screen Rant

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