South Korean comedy drama The Intern led ticket admissions from Sept. 18 to 20, while Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey remained Korea’s top earner. The Warner Bros. Korea remake sold 275,183 tickets and made $1.9 million, but The Odyssey collected $2.3 million from 256,789 admissions. Directed by Kim Do young, The Intern stars Choi Min Sik and Han So Hee in a story about a 70 year old retired executive who returns to work as a senior intern at a high speed fashion startup. The film played on 1,428 screens and captured 26 percent of weekend admissions, according to KOBIS, the Korean Film Council’s box office tracker. Admissions crown, revenue crown The Intern has reached 403,903 admissions and $2.8 million in cumulative earnings since its wide release on Sept. 16. The film’s ticket lead did not translate into the weekend revenue crown because The Odyssey claimed 30.7 percent of the market and has now earned $91.1 million from 11,217,639 viewers since opening Aug. 5. Obsession stayed in third place during its third weekend, earning $1 million from 131,467 admissions and lifting its total to $5.4 million from 701,713 viewers. Resident Evil opened in fourth with $623,228 from 80,779 admissions, while Spider Man: Brand New Day ranked fifth in its eighth weekend with $214,082 and a $67.1 million cumulative gross. Anime feature Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island placed sixth ahead of its wide release, earning $199,794 from 20,734 admissions. The weekend split gives The Intern the bragging rights for getting the most people into theaters, while The Odyssey keeps the stronger cash haul.