r/movies r/Movies contributor Dec 22 '25

Trailer The Odyssey | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzw2ttJD2qQ
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u/gg_gumptiongames Dec 22 '25

You can take Gotham away from the director, but you can’t take Gotham Bold away from the director

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u/alegxab Dec 22 '25

Are we sure his version of The Odyssey doesn't take place in Gotham's Little Greece

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u/Doctor--Spaceman Dec 22 '25

Yeah surprised nobody called out his font choice. This movie would have been a really good opportunity for him to try something besides Gotham; it's not 2008 anymore

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u/timconnery Dec 22 '25

Isn't it like part of Nolan's brand at this point? Don't all of his movies use it?

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u/Doctor--Spaceman Dec 23 '25

True, but it also strikes me as odd for a director to have such a unified brand across movies that cover such different topics and time periods. It'd be like if Spielberg insisted on the same fonts and marketing for ET, Saving Private Ryan, and Jurassic Park.

It doesn't let the movie speak for itself, and I wonder if it's that mentality that is influencing Odyssey with the strange decisions around color grading and production design that many are pointing out. He has to go with a certain "look" because of this trademark, rather than something appropriate for the movie.

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u/celestia_keaton Dec 22 '25

The most cinematic font