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Benny Safdie & Robert Pattinson were two stand-out actors in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey & it’s the perfect opportunity for me to remind you all that Safdie & Pattinson starred in the 2017 film Good Time (directed by the Safdie Brothers), which is a breathtaking slice of Cinema. I cannot say enough positive things about this movie- I think it’s a little better than Uncut Gems.
Iko Uwais is set to star in ‘JAKARTA,’ a crime series in development at Alcon Entertainment (‘Blade Runner 2049,’ ‘The Book of Eli,’ ‘Prisoners’), with Albert Hughes set to direct.
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cw // heavy spoiler
my honest review jujur gw setelah nonton christopher nolan's the odyssey
WTFFF THATS NOT THE ODYSSEY!!! literally fumbled an epic story in big 2026. gw irritated bgt pas nonton trailernya grgr i think i saw acropolis in the background trs gw kek wtf they
Complains that Greek isn't spoken in the film and that his culture is being attacked ..while he types out his rage bait in English instead of Greek because it will get him more clicks and attention
Irony is a funny thing
now that the adrenaline has worn off, i do have one issue with ody. odysseus is originally much more complex. i liked how the film explored his guilt, yet i wish it also highlighted his cruel and cunning side. the nuance that achaeans thrive in moral grayness is lacking here.
And is recognized by his faithful dog Atgos but does not give away his disguise. The dog dies knowing he has once again seen his master. The whole of the work is amazing and spellbinding.
"Argos was a loyal hunting dog that Odysseus raised from a puppy. After Odysseus left for the Trojan War and his long journey home (20 years total), Argos was neglected and grew old and frail. When Odysseus finally returned to Ithaca disguised as a beggar, Argos was the first (and only animal) to immediately recognize him—wagging his tail weakly in joy despite being too feeble to approach. Odysseus couldn't openly acknowledge him to maintain his disguise, and Argos died peacefully moments later, having waited faithfully his whole life."