Christopher Nolan's latest film, 'The Odyssey,' has achieved a new personal best for the director in its second weekend at the box office. According to reports, the movie earned an estimated $84.5 million in its second frame, surpassing the $75.1 million that 'The Dark Knight' made in its second weekend back in 2008. Universal Pictures is behind the release of the film, which is an adaptation of Homer's epic poem. The strong performance during weekdays had already signaled the film's momentum heading into its second weekend. Industry observers note that 'The Odyssey' continues to draw large audiences, making it one of the standout releases of the year. Nolan, known for previous blockbusters such as 'Inception' and 'Interstellar,' now holds the record for his biggest second weekend ever. The film's success adds to the director's string of commercially and critically acclaimed works. While exact final numbers may vary, the early estimate puts 'The Odyssey' well ahead of its competitors. This achievement underscores the enduring appeal of Nolan's filmmaking and the strong word-of-mouth for this historical epic.