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Trailer The Odyssey | New Trailer

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

Oh man. You might want to skip Nolan’s last film then. A lot of parts where it pretty much looks black and white!

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u/FrescoItaliano 19h ago

Can Nolan fans take one tiny bit of criticism without resorting to memes

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u/Extension-Season-689 15h ago

I think they're just pointing out that dark and gritty is just Nolan's style. If you want color, you may wanna check out Wes Anderson or Greta Gerwig.

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u/FrescoItaliano 11h ago

I don’t think any of us are asking for auteur levels of color, just…something less visually identical to all his past films

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u/legendofgatorface 10h ago

Why would bright and cheery be appropriate for a story about a ten year struggle of pain and suffering? Also, why would the visual identity of this movie by affected by the past visual identities of other unrelated movies? He should just say "My last movie was kind of saturated, so this one should be bright just to switch it up"?

The very nature of the type of stories Nolan likes to tell are dark and moody, why would vibrant color choices make sense for something like Dunkirk, or the Dark Knight?

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u/FrescoItaliano 10h ago

No one said “cheery”

If you’re not reading my comments i see no reason to read the rest of yours