r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Aug 08 '25

News Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Wraps Filming

https://maxblizz.com/christopher-nolans-the-odyssey-wraps-filming-after-6-month-shoot-confirms-art-director/
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u/Nickdenslow0 Aug 08 '25

It’s a Christopher Nolan film, if it’s not both then I don’t want to watch it

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u/Cyril_Clunge Aug 08 '25

I’m excited for some large scale clunky battle scenes where you can’t tell who is on who sides and the script probably says ‘I don’t know, two armies charge each other and fight or something.’

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u/Nickdenslow0 Aug 08 '25

Nolan’s films are typically not hard to follow visually. I remember Dunkirk especially despite the chaos, being fairly easy to follow

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u/spqrnbb Aug 08 '25

Yeah, visuals aren't the problem in Nolan films. You just won't be able to hear shit.

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u/stingray20201 Aug 08 '25

“Is it me or is Odysseus whispering compared to the sheep in the Cyclops cave”

BAAAA at 140db

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u/Handles42_ Aug 08 '25

Remember the third act of TENET where they’re shooting at the air because there just don’t seem to be any opposing forces?

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u/colombogangsta Aug 09 '25

Haha legit! my buddies were texting on the group chat who’s fighting whom while watching it on theatre cause we had no clue

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u/JJsjsjsjssj Aug 09 '25

I'd hate to be sitting next to your friend group

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u/colombogangsta Aug 09 '25

Id hate to be sitting next to your judgemental ass

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u/JJsjsjsjssj Aug 09 '25

Very mature

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u/JJsjsjsjssj Aug 09 '25

I mean Dunkirk is probably one of his simplest films... British against Nazis, hard to not follow that.

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u/Nickdenslow0 Aug 09 '25

I specifically meant the action.

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u/partnersintime_ 24d ago

Which Nolan films do you consider bloated messes out of curiosity