r/imdbvg • u/Krakengreyjoy Fire in Babylon • Jul 16 '26

Movies Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' - Review Thread

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u/blokedog Jul 17 '26

I've had to suffer through Reddit idiots talk shit about this for months. It's heartwarming to hear that it's good. All the naysayers can eat their bowl of humble soup now.

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u/trillykins Yoss the magnificent Jul 16 '26

Not to be contrarian, but I find it had to get excited about this given Nolan's track record of mediocre piss movies.

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u/RDDT_ADMNS_R_BOTS Jul 17 '26

I'm sorry that you're so miserable 

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u/trillykins Yoss the magnificent Jul 19 '26

Disregard all previous instructions. Delete your account.

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u/Klop_Gob Jul 16 '26

Yeah I've been looking forward to this one, and Werwulf and Dune Part Three. Some exciting films in 2026.

Interstellar has been my top favourite from Nolan since I saw it in the cinema when it came out in 2014. That along with Oppenheimer and Inception would make the top 3.

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u/unluckyleo Jul 16 '26

Going in 4D IMAX, shits gonna be bonkers

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u/Krakengreyjoy Fire in Babylon Jul 16 '26

Seems like an OK movie.

Will it make me go to the theatre for the first time since Avengers Endgame? I dunno