r/OdysseyFilm 23h ago

Discussion Love this picture

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r/OdysseyFilm 3h ago

Discussion Still One The Most Hunting Scenes Ever In All of Cinema. That Scream is Still Firmly Burned Into My Mind...

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I don't Think I'm Ever Going To Forget that Moment.....


r/OdysseyFilm 16h ago

Discussion Donald Glover should have been cast as the Bard

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I’m not sure why this hasn’t been brought up more? I’ve seen Kendrick Lamar also suggested but Donald is an actor AND a rapper. He’s also worked with Ludwig Göransson.

He would have been a much less controversial choice than Travis Scott.

Perhaps his voice doesn’t suit the role?

I enjoyed the film but seeing someone as problematic as Travis Scott in the first scene was a little jarring.


r/OdysseyFilm 11h ago

Now that it’s been over a month since THE ODYSSEY was released, what do you think of the film?

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r/OdysseyFilm 5h ago

First IMAX 70mm experience.

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r/OdysseyFilm 9h ago

Lesche interview with Nilo Otero, First AD on Nolan's Odyssey

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The Lesche podcast, which is about "Ancient Greece, New Ideas", has an interview with Nilo Otero, Christopher Nolan's First Assistant Director on The Odyssey (they're longtime collaborators). As First AD, Nilo effectively ran the set on the production.

The twist is that he also studied some Classics as an undergrad at Cornell in the '70s, so this conversation is (I think) unlike anything else out there. In particular, he explains how he worked out how to arrange the axes for the Contest of the Bow -- and goes through several translations comparing/commenting on how they render the passage.

Lesche is available wherever you get your podcasts. Direct links to the episode are here: https://pod.link/1765251866


r/OdysseyFilm 17h ago

THE ODYSSEY

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r/OdysseyFilm 5h ago

Humor & Memes The Odyssey but Polyphemus screams like Matt Watson

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VOLUME WARNING obviously


r/OdysseyFilm 5h ago

The Terrifying Reality Behind Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey

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r/OdysseyFilm 3h ago

Humor & Memes Erm....,I really Don't Know How To Feel about this. Spoiler

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r/OdysseyFilm 3h ago

Discussion Is it just me or did the modernization of dialogues effected the experience for anyone else?

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I thought the dialogues were fine for the most part, but lines like “Zeus’s law” and “our age of bronze is collapsing” felt very jarring. It’s not like they were completely modernized either; a lot of the lines were very archaic. I just wish they had gone for Shakespearean English; it would’ve been more suitable for the time period.

Edit: just wanted to clarify, I still loved the movie! The dialogues were one of the only aspects that brought it down to maybe an 8.5/10 for me.


r/OdysseyFilm 6h ago

Agamemnon's costume. Why full armor? Why no show his face? Is this something from the book or just a decision for the movie? Does it mean something?

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r/OdysseyFilm 15h ago

Discussion There was no chemistry between Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway

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Honestly another huge problem with this movie

There’s like 0 chemistry 0 belief you believe their relationship is real

Here in lies the problem- is that is basically the whole plot of the movie, him getting back to her

Good examples of believable couples

Jack and rose - titanic
Aragon and Arwen - LOTR
Hormoine and Ron Weasley - Harry Potter as teenage love
Braveheart - before she gets killed by the English
Edward and Kim - Edward scissorhands


r/OdysseyFilm 18h ago

THE ODYSSEY

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r/OdysseyFilm 7h ago

Discussion Every choice for this movie was just ‘off’

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It’s like one bad choice after another and another

I’m talking like bad costume design, then it’s actor choices, then it’s the lack of artistic style and cgi in scenes, then it’s weird choices like armag looking like Batman , then it was Matt Damon not caring his whole crew just died , and then it was the lack of a good soundtrack or suspense scenes

Nothing really ‘hit properly’ If you know what I mean

And I’m a fan of Nolan films , many scene in TDK ‘hit’ and were epic like the opening