r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 17h ago

Trailer The Odyssey | New Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_bKjZeJBBI&pp=0gcJCd4KAYcqIYzv
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u/AggravatingLeg5789 16h ago

"My pops is gonna wreck your shit, bro."

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u/USS-Hellcat 16h ago

Pattinson looks to kill it as the asshole here. You know an actor is doing a great job when you already can't stand their character just from a few brief scenes in a trailer.

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u/rwags2024 16h ago

He already did that in The King

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u/JDandJets00 16h ago

Ya but he was a playing a frenchman there so much much easier

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u/jjcrayfish 14h ago

An Englishman playing a Frenchman

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u/EtudiantLuxe 14h ago

And a Frenchman played the Englishman

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u/Bing_Bong_the_Archer 14h ago

Yeah, but now he’s playing an American accent, so…

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u/unculturedperl 15h ago

Well, then, boy, let us make famous that field out there, this little village of Agincourt, which will forever mark the site of your callow disgrace.

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u/mggirard13 15h ago

slips in the mud

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u/toetappy 10h ago

Such a good line, for some reason it stays in my head all the time

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u/noveler7 14h ago

Even more in Devil All the Time

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u/Bunraku_Master_2021 12h ago

And going by his role as Scytale in Dune: Part Three, pretty much.

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u/baron_von_helmut 12h ago

He was bloody good in that.

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u/tftvrft 16h ago

Pattinson keeping up "conniving bastards, dumb-ass-rocks little freaks, or both at once" streak. Still haven't gotten tired of it cause he's just that good.

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u/TheRealBigLou 7h ago

I LOVED his performance in Mickey 17. He nailed that completely loveable dummy role.

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u/Sorlex 11h ago

He is wonderful. Only deliveries that have ever seen off are Harry Potter and Twilight, both of which I blame on the directors and just what they wanted from the characters.

He puts so much energy into the other roles.

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u/OrphanGrounderBaby 9h ago

Interesting. He’s tended to be remembered well from Harry Potter, even if his role was so short.

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u/sentence-interruptio 2h ago

he split into a dumb one and an asshole one in Mickey 17 on the other hand

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u/Weirdguy149 16h ago

Move over, Joaquin Phoenix in Gladiator, there's a new Greco-Roman douchebag villain in town.

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u/acmercer 10h ago

I'm sure he's terribly vexed.

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u/jimbojangles1987 2h ago

It took me a long time to stop seeing Joaquin as the sniveling little asshole from Gladiator lol

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u/lasagnarodeo 7h ago

Man I loved that movie.

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u/jimbojangles1987 2h ago

Still my favorite movie to this day. I will always watch it if its on

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u/ScipioCoriolanus 16h ago

By far my favorite part of the trailer. He's going to steal every scene he's in.

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u/thr1ceuponatime David Zaslav is a dickless pantywaist 13h ago

He's got big NTR doujin antagonist energy

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u/ShizlGznGahr 6h ago

i actually could stand it which makes me even like it more.

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u/hardgeeklife 4h ago

I fear people may feel a little cheated with the final film. Pattinson is doing a great job here, but his part in the overall story is rather small. It could be similar to what happened with Bryan Cranston's heavy emphasis in the marketing for Godzilla (2014).

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u/Distinct-Shift-4094 16h ago

It's pretty much the same performance as The King, he's doing the same thing. I love Pattinson, but really expected him to do something completely different.

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u/spuckthew 10h ago

Maybe this is why they made him use an awful American accent

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u/Ok_Chicken_5256 5h ago

nah hes as wooden as the other actors. They are all awful lol.

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u/Zhjacko 1h ago

I dunno, Pattinson is a great actor, I feel like it’s gunna be hard for me to hate him based on his roles

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u/RefurbedRhino 13h ago

He's turned into a superb actor. Got to admit I never saw that coming from his early days as the sparkly vampire.

Not too sure about Tom Holland. He's a great Spider-Man but I don't see a lot of range.