The Odyssey (2026)

Adebisi

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It bugging me trying to think what I was going for. I think I got into a debate in my own head about if Oscars even make a significant financial impact for a nominated movie. More say then the cost of the entire Oscar show production. Because at the end of the day this entire Hollywood charade needs money. Lots of money apparently.

My autism didn't take into account the Hollywood ego that must be fed.
 
Adebisi

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We had a good haul tho. No need for Helios burgers
 
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Juvarisx

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Adebisi said:
It bugging me trying to think what I was going for. I think I got into a debate in my own head about if Oscars even make a significant financial impact for a nominated movie. More say then the cost of the entire Oscar show production. Because at the end of the day this entire Hollywood charade needs money. Lots of money apparently.

My autism didn't take into account the Hollywood ego that must be fed.
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Oscar bumps are a real thing just less of a thing now. Million Dollar Baby made 92% of its gross after one. The most famous is Titanic which made $262 million after but thats somewhat due to it receiving noms only 7 weeks after release (that run was stupid lol)
 
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Juvarisx said:
Oscar bumps are a real thing just less of a thing now. Million Dollar Baby made 92% of its gross after one. The most famous is Titanic which made $262 million after but thats somewhat due to it receiving noms only 7 weeks after release (that run was stupid lol)
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It's self-selecting, though. If you know you have Oscar bait that wouldn't generally be attractive for the general audience, you put it on late in december, maybe even in a limited release, then hope for a prolonged run because of nominations.
 
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Only 43% drop against the biggest opening of all time. Neck and neck with Maverick, which is all the more impressive given their difference in rating.
 
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I had some expiring AMC credits, so I finally watched this last week. The movie itself was good. The only 3 issues I had were dialogue volume (specifically in some early scenes, I couldn't make out what they were saying), the obviously horrible casting choices of Page and whoever played Helen, and then one specific rant from Anne Hathaway's character that was totally out of place with the rest of the movie.

It's unfortunate that they took what easily would have been an A+ film and disfigured it with a couple idiotic casting choices, but it was still a great film.
 
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Feel like it was severely lacking in historical accuracy by portraying Sirens as all women. Archaic period depictions of sirens pre 700-ish BCE has male sirens too. Hope the Elon-version fixes that.
 
Juvarisx

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Zweischneid said:
Feel like it was severely lacking in historical accuracy by portraying Sirens as all women. Archaic period depictions of sirens pre 700-ish BCE has male sirens too. Hope the Elon-version fixes that.
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Lol he isnt doing that. People actually believed that?

Anywho

This crossed 1.1B this weekend. China / Korea / Japan opening this weekend, will end in the 1.5B range. Nolan is VERY popular in those countries
 
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