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The Odyssey Surpasses Deadpool & Wolverine Box Office

Ryan Reynolds congratulates Christopher Nolan as The Odyssey becomes the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time worldwide.

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20 Aug 2026Source: IGN Movies1 min read (0 views)Last updated 29 Aug 2026
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The Odyssey Surpasses Deadpool & Wolverine Box Office

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  • The Odyssey surpasses Deadpool & Wolverine at the global box office
  • It becomes the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time
  • Ryan Reynolds publicly congratulates director Christopher Nolan

Hollywood history has been rewritten as Christopher Nolan's cinematic adaptation of an ancient Greek epic, The Odyssey, officially surpassed the global box office earnings of the hit superhero film Deadpool & Wolverine.

This major milestone crowns The Odyssey as the new highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time worldwide, successfully dethroning the previous record-holder starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. Both blockbuster projects have notably held the title of the world's highest-grossing R-rated film at various points in their theatrical runs.

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The triumph of R-rated films reaching the absolute peak of the global box office highlights a significant shift in modern audience preferences. Moviegoers are increasingly embracing mature, complex, and artistically daring storytelling over traditional PG-13 family-friendly fare, especially when backed by visionary auteurs and top-tier talent.

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Demonstrating true sportsmanship, Ryan Reynolds, the star and co-creator behind Deadpool & Wolverine, acknowledged the milestone by posting a congratulatory message directed at Christopher Nolan and the entire team behind The Odyssey for their historic box office achievement.

Source: IGN Movies

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