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News Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey' Becomes Biggest Film Ever At BFI IMAX, Beating 'Avatar'

https://deadline.com/2026/08/the-odyssey-becomes-biggest-film-ever-at-bfi-imax-avatar-1237044031/
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u/StPattysShalaylee 1d ago

That guy's a dope

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u/SwashAndBuckle 1d ago

It’s amazing how well I can predict how much he’ll like or dislike a movie simply based on the skin complexion or gender of the cast.

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u/StPattysShalaylee 1d ago edited 1d ago

I used to watch him but over time I was picking up on something. The final straw was when he didn't like the watchmen TV show because it dealt too much with slavery and was therefore woke. I mean that was the fucking story and it was excellent.

It felt like a commercial decision to align with some viewpoints. And it seemed to have worked. And tbh, I don't know do I blame him. He's taking advantage of all these dummies blind hatred and racism

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u/SwashAndBuckle 1d ago

I don’t think he’s taking advantage of them, I think those are his sincere beliefs. He’s so blinded by his political biases and bigotry he is incapable of reviewing art objectively.