The Odyssey (2026)

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Technically true, but Apocalypto was still a GREAT story and a great movie. The blend of Maya, Aztec, and Europeans was a different spin, but Gibson never claimed to be making historically accurate movies, just good ones. Honeslty who actually saw this coming?

I mean sure. But neither did Nolan ever claim the Odysee would be a historically accurate movie (never mind it being basically ancient greek superhero comics to begin with).
 

Adebisi

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Nothing is historically accurate in films, boys

Just buy your IMAX ticket and shovel the movie snacks into your dumb American talk holes like the rest of us.
 

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25.9 million on Friday, looking at a 30-35% drop. I think it's outdoing anyone's pre-release expectations at this point. This is a Maverick level drop, which is basically unheard of for blockbusters.

Brand New Day will surely affect it but if it only does average blockbuster weekend drops from now on, it looks to still be headed to 400/1200 for sure.
 

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But Telemachus and the neatherd and the swineherd scraped with hoes the floor of the well-built house, and the women bore the scrapings forth and threw them out of doors. But when they had set in order all the hall, they led the women forth from the well-built hall to a place between the dome and the goodly fence of the court, and shut them up in a narrow space, whence it was in no wise possible to escape. Then wise Telemachus was the first to speak to the others, saying: “Let it be by no clean death that I take the lives of these women, who on my own head have poured reproaches and on my mother, and were wont to lie with the wooers.”

I mean... if you want Big O to be the hero of the movie you really can't have a scene where you round up the bitches and murder them all.

Your christian values would not allow you to feel good about that.
 

DickTrickle

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Your christian values would not allow you to feel good about that.
I Think You Should Leave Tim Robinson GIF by The Lonely Island
 

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Hipster Hannity is a chinless talentless cuck with the personality of cold oatmeal.

I don't know about based but definitely Christianized. I said before that I was skeptical Nolan was doing this intentionally, then later said it works despite any woke stuff Nolan was trying to do. He doesn't have the power to ruin the Odyssey. I stand by that.
 
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You're right

Christians have no constancy in their values
Christians built the society you now enjoy shitting on them in. But good luck with your future though. I hear lots of street shitters and muzzies now in your country. things can only get better without those nasty christians, right?
 
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Christians built the society you now enjoy shitting on them in. But good luck with your future though. I hear lots of street shitters and muzzies now in your country. things can only get better without those nasty christians, right?
They're Greeks you fucking uncultured swine
 
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Went with a crew last night and saw it. Would give it a generous 6/10. Certain scenes were decent but overall very flat and stilted.

I think of all the resources at their disposal and this is the best they came up with? If this movie is evidence Nolan has reverence for the source material and always wanted to adapt it, why bother if you’re going to treat it like this?
 
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Honestly the cyclops scene was the only one worth watching. People say the pig scene was good but it was stupid. That blue haired ugly femnazi ruined it. The siren scene was dumb. Scyla was like 10 seconds and looked like penis monster. The return home scene was very underwhelming, really silly looking fighting. Anything with Elliot page or lupita in it makes you want to throw up in your mouth.

Go watch clash of the titans or sinbad or Jason and the argonauts if you want a fun adventure movie. This one sucks. 4/10 Just like Lupita.
 
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Can you imagine someone making a movie about the War of Northern Aggression today and trying to make a vaguely fair depiction of the beliefs of both sides?
Longstreet and Lee rolling up to the battlefield in a decked out Panzer singing the following song, but the rainbow haired women and minority army under "It's Ma'am" Meade ultimately prevail, obviously.

Possibly NSFW on speakers, for reasons, if anyone somehow doesn't know the scene:
 

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I mean... if you want Big O to be the hero of the movie you really can't have a scene where you round up the bitches and murder them all.

Your christian values would not allow you to feel good about that.
Everyone in the House of Batiatus died. Sparticus took the time to establish collaborators, animosity, and setting up a breaking point. so when reached, the slaughter of innocents in the violent uprising is morally justified.

the nature of the poem is different from modern movie making. as Efap noted, Argus is not "setup" in the poem at all. oh look, its masters dog who waited for him 20 years, who has never been mentioned prior. its weird in the movie, not weird at all in the poem.
in the same sense, the poem doesn't need to actually set up or elaborate on the conspiring/duplicitous housemaids.

it is correct to say, the movie would have needed to. sleeping with the suitors, doing spywork for them, shit talking Telemachus, etc, then instantly flipping sides the moment Daddy returned. Sparticus had multiple seasons to set up the fall. this doesn't.

they CAN still be the heroes. it just takes set up, because the difference in the nature of the poem versus movie, and the target audience. the ancient target audience would have instantly understood the implications of Telemachus's line.
 
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