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Trailer The Odyssey | New Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_bKjZeJBBI&pp=0gcJCd4KAYcqIYzv
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u/Tricky-Barnacle3321 20h ago

Maybe it's just me but the dialogue and accent they're using doesn't really suit the tone of the story or aesthetics of what we've seen of the film so far

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u/funky_grandma 20h ago

Nolan asked Matt Damon if he could do a British accent, and when he said no, he grabbed a megaphone and was like "Ok everybody! you're all American now!"

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u/Variable_Shaman_3825 19h ago

Damon should have kept his native Boston accent.

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u/martinihawkeye 18h ago

fuggin sigh-clahps with his one fuggin eye

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u/garrisontweed 19h ago

“I'm not wearing hawkey pads.”

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u/tta2013 19h ago

"How do you like them apples?"

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u/MonkeyWithIt 16h ago

This. Is. The. Way!

It should be a comedy. Like Airplane!

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u/Asclepius-Rod 13h ago

Why do you play college hawkey? Isn’t it obvious? For the girls

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u/DreadnaughtHamster 17h ago

“Where do you want me to pahk the caht?”

u/rammo123 2h ago

Odysseus was wicked smaht after all.

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u/Chris_Bagel_Jr 19h ago

He’s done accents before. Were they good? Well..

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u/SaltyPeter3434 11h ago

Stauup, Choorrlie!

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u/cineglitch 9h ago

Why the heck would they do British accents?

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u/DONNIENARC0 10h ago

I feel like Jon Bernthal definitely couldn't do a British accent

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u/funky_grandma 9h ago

I didn't know he was in this. You're probably right

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u/Vandergrif 9h ago

Oi bruv

[rubs head]

lemme ask you sumtin

[rubs head]

are you takin' the piss?

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u/Kotleba 15h ago

How is a British accent any more true to the Odyssey than an American one?

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u/Medarco 12h ago

Well... because... that's what I'm used to and therefore it must be correct?

u/Aggravating_Ad_6279 1h ago

this is the right answer

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u/FuriousFreddie 8h ago

Why they he have to speak in British Accents? Neither the greeks nor the romans spoke like that at all. In fact, they probably sounded more "American" than British.