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💰 "The Odyssey" Becomes the Highest-Grossing R-Rated Film in History

Christopher Nolan’s epic “The Odyssey” has set an absolute all-time record at the global box office for an R-rated feature. The film’s worldwide earnings have reached $1.34 billion, edging past the previous record-holder, the comic book blockbuster “Deadpool & Wolverine” ($1.33 billion).

🎭 Chinese Dramedy Outpaces ‘The Odyssey’ at the Box Office

The military comedy-drama Once Upon a Time in the Middle East, produced by Dirty Monkeys Studio, claimed the top spot in Mainland China’s box office chart for the weekend of August 14–16. According to the analytics agency Artisan Gateway, the film pulled in $70.3 million over the three-day period.

🔮 Media Executives Predict the End of Cable TV by 2029

The global television industry is entering one of its most profound periods of transformation in decades. A survey conducted by CNBC among ten top executives at major media conglomerates reveals what the TV market could look like by 2029.

🆓 Google TV Expands Free Streaming Offering

Google TV continues to strengthen its position in the free ad-supported streaming segment. The company has announced a substantial expansion of its Freeplay service, adding new linear channels alongside a vast on-demand content library.

🛒 Pixar Unveils Interactive Luxo Jr.

To mark its 40th anniversary, animation studio Pixar has released a unique piece of merchandise for fans—an interactive version of its iconic hopping desk lamp, Luxo Jr. Serving as the centerpiece of the anniversary collection, the item went on sale today in the UK Disney Store for £100.

🕷 New "Spider-Man" Shatters Yet Another Record

Sony and Marvel’s superhero action film Spider-Man: Brand New Day has set an absolute industry record, surpassing the $700 million domestic mark faster than any other movie in history.

🌊 South Korea Box Office Hits Record Weekend of the Year

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey debuted at the top of the South Korean box office over the past weekend. According to data from the Korean Film Council’s (KOFIC) tracking system KOBIS, the film grossed $10.3 million, drawing 1.33 million moviegoers across 1,798 screens and capturing 45.1% of the total market revenue.