Summary
- “Odyssey” recorded 137,094 admissions during its second week
- The film is playing in 104 cinemas in Athens and 219 nationwide
- Its total has now reached 408,758 admissions
- “Toy Story 5” sold 7,391 tickets in its sixth week
- “Toy Story 5” has reached a total of 252,640 admissions
- The total gap between the two films stands at 156,118 admissions
“Odyssey” retained the top position at the Greek box office, recording 137,094 admissions during its second week in cinemas.
The film was shown in 104 cinemas in Athens and 219 cinemas nationwide, bringing its total to 408,758 admissions so far.
The result becomes even more significant when compared with “Toy Story 5,” which ranked second. The Disney and Pixar animated production recorded 7,391 admissions in its sixth week, playing in 27 cinemas in Athens and 60 nationwide.
A Wide Gap in Weekly Admissions
“Odyssey” attracted 129,703 more viewers than “Toy Story 5” during the same period.
In terms of weekly performance, the 137,094 admissions recorded by “Odyssey” were approximately 18.5 times higher than the 7,391 admissions of “Toy Story 5.”
The difference was also influenced by the scale of distribution, as “Odyssey” was shown in 159 more cinemas nationwide. Even so, the admissions figure highlights the film’s considerable momentum from the opening days of its release.
The Total Admissions of Both Films
“Odyssey” has reached a total of 408,758 admissions after only two weeks in cinemas.
By comparison, “Toy Story 5” has recorded 252,640 admissions after six weeks in Greek cinemas.
The overall difference between the two productions now stands at 156,118 admissions in favor of “Odyssey,” even though “Toy Story 5” has been in cinemas for four additional weeks.
The Staying Power of “Toy Story 5”
Despite the large gap from the top position, “Toy Story 5” continues to maintain a presence at the Greek box office during its sixth week.
Its total of 252,640 admissions represents a notable commercial performance, while its continued release in 60 cinemas nationwide indicates that the film is still attracting family audiences.
What We Think
“Odyssey” has already established an impressive run at the Greek box office, surpassing 400,000 admissions in just two weeks. The comparison with “Toy Story 5” highlights both the exceptional momentum of the leading film and the notable staying power of the animated sequel after six weeks in cinemas.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many admissions did “Odyssey” record in its second week?
“Odyssey” recorded 137,094 admissions during its second week in cinemas.
How many total admissions has “Odyssey” reached?
The film has reached a total of 408,758 admissions.
How many admissions did “Toy Story 5” record in its sixth week?
“Toy Story 5” recorded 7,391 admissions during its sixth week.
How many total admissions has “Toy Story 5” reached?
The film has recorded a total of 252,640 admissions.
What is the total gap between the two films?
“Odyssey” leads by 156,118 total admissions.
