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@Jonmad

"It makes you sick to inhabit the same island with them. They are even lower than Italians."

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Marigold@Jonmad·
@GiancarloSopo Mel Gibson recast Jesus as a 6’3” blond Finnish actor for his Passion sequel, which I’m sure this guy also has an issue with…
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@Shattubatu >This is exactly why getting HRT or blocker to trans kids ASAP is so important So the entire point of interfering with a child's hormonal development based on subjective psychological evaluations is so that they'll be more fuckable as adults? Do you not see how insane that is?
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@bull_feath95552 @latinedisce Does it bother you that Gibson hired a blond actor from Finland to play Jesus in his upcoming sequel to Passion of the Christ?
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BullFeather
BullFeather@bull_feath95552·
@latinedisce “Representation” was never about authenticity or fairness. It’s nakedly about white erasure and this is a clear example of that. Non-white cultures have stories worth telling and cultures worth exploring. “We wuz” casting is just as much an insult to them as it is Europeans.
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Learn Latin@latinedisce·
The gaslighting is real
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@SeverusRoad His knowledge of Homer consists of watching youtube clips of the battle scenes in the movie Troy.
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Alexia🖤✨
Alexia🖤✨@SeverusRoad·
Quizás porque está muerto durante los sucesos de la Odisea? Coge un libro por favor
Amit@AM1T_1

@EnzoVerse7 There is not even the hector this is garbage

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Marigold@Jonmad·
@RichardHanania Your working off the assumption that the racial composition of the cast was a conscious decision meant to signal some sort of wider ideological point, and not simply Nolan choosing actors he liked and wanted to work with.
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Richard Hanania
Richard Hanania@RichardHanania·
On the racial casting in The Odyssey, if you're going to insert minorities, why still make Ancient Greece 80% white? Why not just go all the way and give it the demographics of the whole world, with a third Chinese or Indian? That would've been making a real statement that race doesn't matter. To me, inserting minorities but making Ancient Greece overwhelmingly white is a kind of political compromise. You keep it as a "white" story but can say you checked some boxes and had representation. It would've been braver to either 1) be historically accurate; or 2) have the courage of your convictions, say race doesn't matter, and go all the way. Hamilton took another path, making all the Americans non-white to make a point. This seemed to anger people a lot less than what Nolan did, I think in part because the path he took was the least courageous and interesting.
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@muracommie How could Patton Oswalt have worked in the industry for this long and still not understand the job of an editor?
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@LostHistory9 The film posits that the violation of xenia that took place at Troy is what normalized the savagery that lead to the Bronze Age collapse. It’s not that the “sea people” were literally just Odysseus and his men. You interpreted that line too literally.
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High King Fëanor - Alpha Chad of Middle-earth
This legitimately pissed me off. It would've been cool to have the Sea Peoples be another, existential threat in the film. For context, the Sea Peoples obliterated all manner of Bronze Age civilations except 2. They were a truly immense force, not just a few dudes on three boats. Trying to make Odysseus and his men the "Sea People" is incredibly stupid.
ɖʀʊӄքǟ ӄʊռʟɛʏ 🇧🇹🇹🇩@kunley_drukpa

“It’s me… I have caused the Bronze Age collapse. What an odyssey”

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Marigold@Jonmad·
@IMPERATORAUS "if you pay to watch this film, you are an enemy of Western Civilisation"
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IMPERATOR@IMPERATORAUS·
As I've said many times before and will say many times more; I dont care how "based" you think you are, if you pay to watch this film, you are an enemy of Western Civilisation.
Roman Helmet Guy@romanhelmetguy

The Odyssey discourse perfectly encapsulates why the right is doomed. Every right-wing chud bitched about it for months then went to see it anyway. Some are even coping that it’s secretly based. Meanwhile if Nolan had made White Wakanda he’d be seeking asylum in North Korea rn.

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Noble Art Understander
Noble Art Understander@UnderstanderArt·
Btw, my hot take is the Dune: Part 3 prologue did nothing for me.
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@Anc_Aesthetics That letterbox 4.3/5 and IMDB 8.3/10 are both very high for their respective sites. The metacritic audience score is literally the one outlier.
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Aesthetica@Anc_Aesthetics·
There's just no way the actual audience rating is 97% on Rotten Tomatoes. Metacritic has the movie at a 5.3/10 user score, Letterboxd has it at 4.3 and IMDB has it at 8.3/10. Rotten Tomatoes is removing negative reviews at the behest of the studio.
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Pirat_Nation 🔴@Pirat_Nation

The Odyssey has officially overtaken The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King on Rotten Tomatoes. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey sits at 95% reviews, edging past The Return of the King, which holds 94%. On the audience side, The Odyssey also leads so far with a 97% Popcornmeter score from verified ratings, compared to The Return of the King’s 86% audience score.

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Blanco
Blanco@OriginooFlavor·
We have a Puerto Rican group chat for Puerto Ricans only. We're not interested in pan hispano unity,or unity with any ethnic groups based in the United States. For those who believe Puerto Rico's future belongs in the hands of its people. Welcome. Please make yourselves known.
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@delia_cai The Trojan Horse isn’t mentioned a single time in the Iliad. It’s mentioned in the Odyssey, but only in passing. The sacking of Troy is fully depicted in Virgil’s Aeneid, which Nolan was also adapting with his movie.
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delia@delia_cai·
I'm gonna ask a really stupid question and then delete immediately afterward. But isn't the Trojan horse in the Iliad not the Odyssey
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Tristan Tate@TateTheTalisman·
We wuz Helen of Troy and sheeyt.
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@nuovofootball "Villeneuve is what people think Nolan is" Managed to pick the one mainstream director who's even more of a midwit-bait
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A. Zamarroni@nuovofootball·
Lo increíblemente sobrevalorada que está su filmografía. Se habla de Nolan como si fuese el nuevo Kubrick, ambicioso, cerebral, obsesivo. La realidad es que hace Hollywood slop con buena fotografía (casi siempre). Villeneuve es lo que la gente cree que es Nolan.
brandon*@brndxix

nolan rankings post the odyssey

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Marigold@Jonmad·
@elsdawg Renaldo fandom can be boiled down to just Messi being ugly
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Michael Knowles
Michael Knowles@michaeljknowles·
What's most striking about the woke aspects of Nolan's Odyssey is not their inclusion but their magnitude. The casting isn't just colorblind; it's precisely, clinically "diverse." The actress who plays Helen isn't just black; she describes herself as "dark as night." Achilles, the most fearsome warrior in the world, is recast as another warrior played by a diminutive "trans" woman. Of all the great versions of the poem, Nolan chose the most feminist translation as his source text. It's all just so over the top. The director who made one of the most conservative films of our time, The Dark Night, seems not just to have accepted the standards of his woke contemporaries but even to have exceeded them. It's puzzling, until one remembers the subject: Odysseus, the symbol of cunning, guile, trickery. Given the Academy's adoption of DEI requirements in 2024, has Nolan perhaps chosen not merely to depict but to imitate his hero?
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@michaeljknowles @KeenanMiller7 Odysseus speaks to many characters in the underworld, not just Achilles. Nothing about Sinon's character in the movie is reminiscent of Achilles. It clearly wasn't intended to be a similar character.
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@LemmeReact Circe being deathly afraid of getting raped by an Indian was part of Nolan’s commitment to realism
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Mason Lemme
Mason Lemme@LemmeReact·
Saw Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” in IMAX on opening day. It was absolutely cheeks. He sold out for the Hollywood agenda.
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Marigold@Jonmad·
@ArchitectOracle This isn’t a secret btw. Nolan talks about it openly, including with Michael Mann himself.
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Aleksander Ætelmann
Aleksander Ætelmann@ArchitectOracle·
Christopher Nolan has always been overrated and a copycat
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youth909
youth909@youth989·
@Jonmad @dissidentwest Looks like an Imax screening, the only and smallest amount of available screenings that are selling well. 40 + a few hundred of the smaller cope imax screenings selling well is not gonna save the sales for the movie.
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Dissident West
Dissident West@dissidentwest·
Lmaoooooo A whopping 3 tickets sold for the 9 pm showing of The Odyssey tonight at the theater in Spokane, Washington. I’ve literally never seen it this empty before.
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