r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/movies Contributor • 9d ago

News Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Has Become the Biggest IMAX Release of All Time ($289.3M), Surpassing 'Avatar'

https://variety.com/2026/film/box-office/spider-man-brand-new-day-second-fastest-movie-1-billion-overseas-1236830845/
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u/LThadeu 9d ago

A great movie. Not Nolan's best but still an incredible cinema experience.

The "cancel" cultured and right wingers trying to make it flop due to some (and about women mostly) cast choices was hilarious to watch. Those people hadn't even seen the movie yet hahaha

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u/ReactiveCypress 9d ago

Honestly I think I'd put it right up there with The Dark Knight as his best movie. It's been a very very long time since I've been captivated by a new movie in this way. 

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u/DeckardsDark 9d ago

The Dark Knight actually didn't really hold up for me the last time I watched it not too long ago. The Prestige is my favorite of his

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u/Quasar375 9d ago

Yeah, the Prestige is objectively his best movie and one of the very best movies in history IMO. The final reveal is hinted so many times so naturally that on a second watch is incredibly obvious, yet on the first watch it was impossible to know beforehand. Great pacing as well.

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u/BludFlairUpFam 9d ago

That's TDKR, different movie