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2026·Adventure·1h 26m
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Based on the Ancient Greek epic. After ten years of war, King Odysseus sets sail for Ithaca, eager to reunite with his beloved. But his journey home is far more treacherous than the battlefield, as he must face deadly monsters and vengeful gods to survive.
Directed by Marcel Walz
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Cast

Myrom Kingery
Myrom Kingery
Odysseus
Morgan Flanagan
Morgan Flanagan
Penelope
Patrick Byrnes
Patrick Byrnes
Telemachus
Dominic Keating
Dominic Keating
Antinous
Llana Barron
Llana Barron
Athena
Jordan Iverach
Jordan Iverach
Polites
Tony Wood
Tony Wood
Alkimos
Ashton Rogers
Ashton Rogers
Eurylochus
Angelo Kern
Angelo Kern
Lycaon

Crew

Marcel Walz
Marcel Walz
Director
Mark David
Mark David
Director of Photography
Homer
Homer
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Kiyan
Kiyan
The Odyssey
Saw imax 70mm front row so it was hard to take all in but I enjoyed it. There were some moments I thought were his best, but others might not have done enough for me so I’m a little torn. I’m not sure how much I like it, I need a rewatch.
Saw imax 70mm front row so it was hard to take all in but I enjoyed it. There were some moments I thought were his best, but others might not have done enough for me so I’m a little torn. I’m not sure how much I like it, I need a rewatch.
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Travis scott had fomo
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Nate
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Nolan was right we should just shut the fuck up and watch the movie first …

100% of how much I was gonna like this movie fell on how well Matt Damon did , I did not believe in him for whatever reason . But he was certainly what we needed him to be , especially in the 2nd half . Still don’t think he’s a great actor …

However I did not feel a singular emotion at all— but I still loved it , and think it’s a great movie .

I adore how it’s structured . Polyphemus is done … ( we don’t have a word to describe how well , how tf did he do that ? ) but it’s my favorite part in the book . Same with Scylla , that was unexpected … I didn’t think it would look like that , a great sequence nonetheless . I’m not a body horror fan at all , and I’ve seen masterpieces of that genre . This is probably the only body horror usage I’ve liked ever ( besides The Fly ) , it’s fucking awesome . Circe is literally stuffing her arm in their mouths and contorting their jaws , how did they blend that mixed with the human parts so well ? I was so beyond fascinated with what I was watching in that sequence . She was deadass pulling a Floop from Spykids 1 , turning them motherfuckers into Fooglies 😹😹😹 I can’t make this shit up . We definitely need a Nolan horror .

Samantha Morton as Circe was transformative as always . Rob Pat aura farming and nailing mannerisms … even in his final onscreen moment he’s him , wish he had more screen time . Anne Hathaway was incredible , probably the performance I was most in awe about surprisingly , then Morton and Pattinson next . That actually might be the only instance of emotion I felt was watching Anne act , which is funny because I’m an Anne Hathaway casual . John Leguizamo , and Himesh Patel were great , and so was Corey Hawkins— I’m surprised no one has mentioned him . I felt like he genuinely was living in those times ( accounting for the disconnected dialogue ) . Charlize was not good here imo , I think it’d be interesting if they swapped her and Zendaya’s characters . Love the score ( the criticism towards it is valid though ) , the loud buzz at the very beginning at dinner I felt in my chest . ( I wasn’t even watching in IMAX ) Its obviously a visual marvel , the typical Christopher Nolan grey and blue color palette gets a pass here ; he was trying , it looks great … but what else could the guy do to really spice it up ? The opening and ending really made it for me , it lost me a little in the middle parts .

The Charybdis scene wasn’t the best … I did not think that Hell was cool what so ever ( shoot me in the head if you must , but I deadass prefer the Percy Jackson movie’s hell more lmfaoooo ) . Elliot Page was a standout there though , and so was the other crawling dead guy talking ( that was Hades ? ) . Was there a makeup team ? Throw some damn dirt on some people fuck lol . I was not a fan of the dialogue at all , but that’s tricky to do with this adaptation . Sometimes they said some cornball shit , but that’s how these default protagonist hero’s journey movies are … possibly why I didn’t feel shit . Same reason I don’t feel a drop of anything when I watch ESB or ANH . Actually that’s a lie … I felt a little something when the giants slaughtered two ships , that I will say .

Overall surprised me , in a great way . It’s really hard to rate it when I didn’t feel much but admiration for a story I already know . Could be because I get to metaphorically watch the popular kids get selected to play dress up in the school play … but at least they did an excellent job .
*Once again I wasn’t a fan of dialogue— but that is more of a me-issue for not connecting . People need to realize The Odyssey could be told without any dialogue at all … so how do you navigate catering to the biggest normie fanbase ? … and remaining true to an ancient epic poem dialogue-wise ? Who knows the answer to that … it’s one of the most impossible things to adapt . Glad everyone loves it . Who knows if we will see a better adaptation in the next 50+ years … *
Nolan was right we should just shut the fuck up and watch the movie first …

100% of how much I was gonna like this movie fell on how well Matt Damon did , I did not believe in him for whatever reason . But he was certainly what we needed him to be , especially in the 2nd half . Still don’t think he’s a great actor …

However I did not feel a singular emotion at all— but I still loved it , and think it’s a great movie .

I adore how it’s structured . Polyphemus is done … ( we don’t have a word to describe how well , how tf did he do that ? ) but it’s my favorite part in the book . Same with Scylla , that was unexpected … I didn’t think it would look like that , a great sequence nonetheless . I’m not a body horror fan at all , and I’ve seen masterpieces of that genre . This is probably the only body horror usage I’ve liked ever ( besides The Fly ) , it’s fucking awesome . Circe is literally stuffing her arm in their mouths and contorting their jaws , how did they blend that mixed with the human parts so well ? I was so beyond fascinated with what I was watching in that sequence . She was deadass pulling a Floop from Spykids 1 , turning them motherfuckers into Fooglies 😹😹😹 I can’t make this shit up . We definitely need a Nolan horror .

Samantha Morton as Circe was transformative as always . Rob Pat aura farming and nailing mannerisms … even in his final onscreen moment he’s him , wish he had more screen time . Anne Hathaway was incredible , probably the performance I was most in awe about surprisingly , then Morton and Pattinson next . That actually might be the only instance of emotion I felt was watching Anne act , which is funny because I’m an Anne Hathaway casual . John Leguizamo , and Himesh Patel were great , and so was Corey Hawkins— I’m surprised no one has mentioned him . I felt like he genuinely was living in those times ( accounting for the disconnected dialogue ) . Charlize was not good here imo , I think it’d be interesting if they swapped her and Zendaya’s characters . Love the score ( the criticism towards it is valid though ) , the loud buzz at the very beginning at dinner I felt in my chest . ( I wasn’t even watching in IMAX ) Its obviously a visual marvel , the typical Christopher Nolan grey and blue color palette gets a pass here ; he was trying , it looks great … but what else could the guy do to really spice it up ? The opening and ending really made it for me , it lost me a little in the middle parts .

The Charybdis scene wasn’t the best … I did not think that Hell was cool what so ever ( shoot me in the head if you must , but I deadass prefer the Percy Jackson movie’s hell more lmfaoooo ) . Elliot Page was a standout there though , and so was the other crawling dead guy talking ( that was Hades ? ) . Was there a makeup team ? Throw some damn dirt on some people fuck lol . I was not a fan of the dialogue at all , but that’s tricky to do with this adaptation . Sometimes they said some cornball shit , but that’s how these default protagonist hero’s journey movies are … possibly why I didn’t feel shit . Same reason I don’t feel a drop of anything when I watch ESB or ANH . Actually that’s a lie … I felt a little something when the giants slaughtered two ships , that I will say .

Overall surprised me , in a great way . It’s really hard to rate it when I didn’t feel much but admiration for a story I already know . Could be because I get to metaphorically watch the popular kids get selected to play dress up in the school play … but at least they did an excellent job .
*Once again I wasn’t a fan of dialogue— but that is more of a me-issue for not connecting . People need to realize The Odyssey could be told without any dialogue at all … so how do you navigate catering to the biggest normie fanbase ? … and remaining true to an ancient epic poem dialogue-wise ? Who knows the answer to that … it’s one of the most impossible things to adapt . Glad everyone loves it . Who knows if we will see a better adaptation in the next 50+ years … *
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Breaking: Greatest filmmaker alive makes best movie ever made
Breaking: Greatest filmmaker alive makes best movie ever made
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sadelover
sadelover
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I just know this will be the best movie of all time like omg
I just know this will be the best movie of all time like omg
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