“The Odyssey” leaks have begun, as a high-quality pirated copy of the film reached millions of people on X thanks to a viral tweet on July 25.

At 2:25 pm Pacific Time, a post appeared on amplified a message from a now-suspended account. The message included a high-quality version of the movie, he confirms Varietyand reached more than 2.1 million views in two and a half hours. At that time, the streaming movie was replaced with a takedown notice and the account was then suspended.

It certainly doesn’t seem to have hurt the film’s still-growing box office in its second weekend, during which it grossed another $87 million, nor dampened demand for coveted 70mm Imax entries.

As of July 26, some clones of the pirated film are available on

Universal Pictures issued a statement to Variety Of the leak, he wrote: “We became aware of the unauthorized release of the film and immediately initiated takedown protocols. We take copyright infringement seriously and will seek all appropriate remedies to protect our content and intellectual property rights.”

Beyond the piracy, Musk later said his AI tool Grok Imagine would make a “historically accurate” version of the movie due out this year.