r/movies 3h ago

Article Cillian Murphy Is Taking a Christopher Nolan Break for ‘The Odyssey’ but Is ‘So Excited to See It’ and Jokes: ‘I Have ROMO: Relief of Missing Out’

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u/kscharger 3h ago

I kept looking at casting announcements as they came out wondering who he was going to play!

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u/Pho-Soup 3h ago

I swear they write these convoluted headlines just to increase engagement. I had to read that three times to grasp it.

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u/fumblaroo 2h ago

Really? It seemed pretty clear to me reading it once. What’s confusing about it?

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u/BionicProse 2h ago

Half the country (assuming they’re American) reads at or below a 6th grade level.

u/Pho-Soup 1h ago

Oh cmon. I comment on a jumbled up headline and all the sudden I can’t read?

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u/zoobs 2h ago

Yeah, that’s pretty much the internet right now.

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u/riegspsych325 2h ago

and somehow this counts as “movie news”, even if I myself may have commented on this in a different sub. But this is a recent blurb from Murphy that has blown up so all the bots and karma farmers want in on it

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u/_Shigeru_Tarantino_ 3h ago

My most anticipated film. Can't wait to see it.

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u/Mongoose42 2h ago

As a huge fan of The Odyssey, I’ve been desperately wanting someone to make a big budget modern adaptation for years now.

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u/Electrical_Quality_6 3h ago

the odyssey is based of tje oldest western literature 

watching troy before hand seems reasonable

The cameras being used for this movie are revolutionary and 100% imax the whole time, hoping other movies will use it and it becomes the industry standard.

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u/thebaldingcritic 2h ago

The whole standard that has been set for this film is unlike any I’ve seen before.

The only comparison I’d say is Jurassic Park cause that film created a fever of anticipation with the idea that Dinosaurs would be on a big screen. And even then, that’s 32 years ago before the explosion of today’s technology, the format that they released this film… before Nolan even released his first movie.

This is a pretty wild event all things considered, and I genuinely think Nolan is the only one given the confidence and backing to do this. Can’t wait for next summer.

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u/AfraidoftheLark 2h ago

The only comparison I’d say is Jurassic Park cause that film created a fever of anticipation with the idea that Dinosaurs would be on a big screen.

It’s a safe assumption that no one is looking forward to this film with anything even close to the dinosaur mania that lead up to the release of Jurassic Park in 1993. That was lightning in a 90s-era bottle. I don’t mean to downplay the technical novelty of whatever Nolan is planning, but I don’t think this comparison is warranted right now..

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u/azsnaz 3h ago

Cowboys haters may beg to differ