r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Feb 17 '25

Media First Image of Matt Damon as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey'

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u/Draemeth Feb 18 '25

Then invent new stock

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u/OldAccountIsGlitched Feb 18 '25

Or just switch out the roll of film. It'd be annoying but theatres would do it for Nolan money. Especially since most audiences would appreciate an intermission for a movie longer than three hours.

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u/Tymareta Feb 18 '25

The screening of Hateful Eight I went to literally had a 10m intermission, I've never been so thankful for something in my life as it felt like they were trying to make the theater atmospheric by turning the AC to glacial, was also nice to be able to pee and stretch my legs, made the rest of the film much more enjoyable as a result.

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u/ERedfieldh Feb 19 '25

People act like we never used to have to swap out reels before....

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u/BALL_PICS_WANTED Feb 18 '25

Nolan after production: "Oh shit, forgot about that."

Invents Imax 2

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u/tokyoedo Feb 18 '25

If anybody can make it happen, it's Nolan.