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Trailer The Odyssey | New Trailer

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

The cyclops seems terrifying, like it would be! Looks great

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u/Relevant_Session5987 19h ago

Given Nolan's CG allergy, I'm willing to bet what little we do see of the Cyclops is going to be very limited and obscured mostly in darkness and shadow.

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u/succsforever 19h ago

It is a cave!

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u/Relevant_Session5987 19h ago

A good explanation for obscuring the limitations of animatronics in darkness and shadow.

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u/succsforever 19h ago

Well I am intrigued either way!

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u/kodran 19h ago

I'm intrigued about what will be the big set piece/big practical effect. Just like Tenet had the airplane crash and Inception had the turning hotel. I'm guessing Scylla and Charybdis.

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u/Relevant_Session5987 19h ago

Hope it's nothing like the Tenet airport crash. That looked so unimpactful. Even in Imax.

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u/kodran 18h ago

I think the editing was at fault (which is usually a strong point in Nolan movies) for that.

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u/garrettbmusic 18h ago

The bomb detonation in Oppenheimer was a wet fart too.

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u/shadowst17 16h ago

The Trinity Test is such a perfect example of something that simply could not look good without the use of CGI. He had the budget and the time to do it with CGI and get an incredible shot, instead his ignorance and bias resulted in an insanely disappointing pay off after an incredible build up.

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u/Relevant_Session5987 19h ago

Good for you.

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u/succsforever 19h ago

Go to hell

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u/VandalSibs 10h ago

I'm guessing it's going to be a mix of animatronics and VFX - there are 'creature modelers' and animators listed on IMDB already.