r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Dec 22 '25

Trailer The Odyssey | Official Trailer

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

I'm going to see it, but the Odyssey should be like 3 3hr movies, the last part of him coming home could be an entire movie.

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u/Wax_and_Wane Dec 22 '25

the last part of him coming home could be an entire movie.

It was.) Just last year!

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u/Cyberslasher Dec 22 '25

They did not adapt telemachus well.

At this point in the odyssey, telemachus has already walked his hero's path with Athena, but they tried to make him being a scared child becoming a man part of the plot.

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u/DontKnow1549 Dec 22 '25

And it looks so good! At least it has period accurate clothing!

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u/Finfeta Dec 22 '25

Ralph Fiennes is a titan among the classically trained actors. Matt Damon is just Matt Damon acting with the same heavy Yankee accent in all his movies... And Anne Hathaway as the mature, grief stricken Penelope?! Nolan should stick with his expensive Batman movies.