According to Variety, within a period of two to two and a half hours on Saturday, posts on social media with the Odyssey link received more than 2.1 million views.
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A social media post containing a link to the film 'The Odyssey', directed by Christopher Nolan, has been viewed more than 20 million times .
According to Variety, the post received this many views within two to two and a half hours on Saturday. After that, the post was suspended.
One user joked, "The entire 'The Odyssey' film in a single tweet, just as Nolan wanted."
Nolan shot this entire three-hour-long film in 70mm, a large and high-resolution format designed for giant IMAX screens.
Another post on X read, "The entire 'The Odyssey' film embedded in a Twitter video. Incredible."
Another user said, "Someone leaked 'The Odyssey' in HD. I thought it was fake, but it turned out to be real."
According to The Hollywood Reporter, on Sunday, a lower-quality version of the film also appeared on X and was removed about two hours later after receiving around 50,000 views.
In response, the film studio Universal said, "As soon as we became aware of the unauthorized posting of the film, we immediately began the process of removing it."
"We take copyright infringement very seriously and will take all appropriate measures to protect our content and intellectual property rights."
However, this leak is unlikely to cause significant damage to the film's business. In its second weekend, it grossed $215 million worldwide. With this, its total earnings have reached $640 million.
