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Entertainment
Universal Takes Action After 'The Odyssey' Leak Amid $600M Global Box Office
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 27 Jul 2026, 09:33 AM
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Universal Pictures has launched takedown protocols after Christopher Nolan’s film 'The Odyssey' was found leaked online, as the movie surpasses $600 million in worldwide earnings.
A high‑profile digital leak of Christopher Nolan’s latest feature, "The Odyssey", was discovered online as the film crossed the $600 million mark in global box‑office receipts.
Universal Pictures, the distributor, has reportedly activated its takedown protocols, issuing notices to major torrent sites and demanding removal of the pirated copies.
The film, released in late 2023, has performed strongly worldwide, with earnings that now exceed the $600 million threshold. The leak comes at a time when the studio is keen to protect its revenue streams and maintain the film’s commercial momentum.
Industry analysts note that the swift takedown response reflects a growing trend among studios to combat piracy more aggressively, especially for high‑budget releases that rely heavily on theatrical and digital sales.
Universal Pictures, the distributor, has reportedly activated its takedown protocols, issuing notices to major torrent sites and demanding removal of the pirated copies.
The film, released in late 2023, has performed strongly worldwide, with earnings that now exceed the $600 million threshold. The leak comes at a time when the studio is keen to protect its revenue streams and maintain the film’s commercial momentum.
Industry analysts note that the swift takedown response reflects a growing trend among studios to combat piracy more aggressively, especially for high‑budget releases that rely heavily on theatrical and digital sales.