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Rudrangshu Samanta
The mammoth of a story told with the human angle intact.
The interference of god showing its wrath on humans feels so over the top for humans that the language/dialect that is opted by nolan doesn't really feel out of place mostly. The never ending journey of human back to its roots and whatever the feeling of achievement or glory that he has attained is merely a life changing experience with the taste of both full of life & getting closer to death that's all and so when the dawn comes every sin will be forgotten.
I have no idea about the glory of homer's writing and if this movie justifies his writings or not but this movie alone has a lot to provide for humans if we can really gather some of it together. I always thought why people really celebrated the Trojan horse story, as i thought it as one of the biggest trick to betray someone who have accepted your gift as your generosity and kindness but what happens later shows the true nature of human on the platter and here nolan, in whatever capacity he addresses it, is what makes me feel satisfied and in the end, when that mammoth horse structure gets burnt and is ready to fall, becomes the moment for me.
The situations are so crazy that it really feels like the times with "apparent magic" where some give the impression of being clearly portrayed while some of them look vague and not clearly thought of. The scene when the dead rises and specifically Sinon speaks with Odysseus and tells him about the dead world and gives the route for his journey back to Ithaca, it is so impactful, courageous for me and gives the impression of a story like. The scenes with Calypso could also show the intense level of pain, loss, trauma and the struggle to reclaim lost memories so that he could stop controlling and surrender to take that leap of faith.
In the end where Odysseus speaks with Penelope disguised as a beggar while picturing Athena in his mind and remembering all the wrong doings of his life, the saying that why doesn't god speak the way we understand comes a full circle for me in that moment because of that realisation. As Athena's structure was demolished with a strike along with a priestess being killed inside their abode makes him face it & realise that after all that war, betrayal and vengeance he could never make him bring back that state for which he is craving so much to return home which he had thought of before leaving for troy
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Aijaz Khan
An epic
Cinemagnetic Me
Only for that old dog
Aman .
The only director i blindly believe when it comes to big theatrical experience,
Only Nolan could do such epic, a narrative told in such a way that even a single second isn't
Somya Rishishwar
The scale, the music, the grandeur, the acting, the plot everything top notch
and majestic. So captivating. Now this is where one doesn’t realise when time flows by!
I haven’t
Jinesh Muralidharan
Odyssey is Nolan’s Indian epic with a proper Indian masala 3rd act .
Though the film has lots of callbacks to nolan’s previous films like Oppenheimer, batman begins the
Athul Prasanna
I hope homer is happy with this film adaptation.
I consider as after Interstellar release , Odyssey is best work of Christopher Nolan.
After lots of Unwanted hate and trolls
The 3.5 Club
I watched it on regular screen, have to say that experience is not good.
Many scenes feel incomplete due to cropping and does not have the impact on audience. Last few moments are
Shridhar Manivannan
a dense epic mythology saga told in Nolan's beautiful touch and mastery!
Initially I had a fear of how Nolan created his own magic since it's an adaptation but I guess the
A S K
- Christopher Nolan has done it once again!! What a piece of filmmaking this
is, top notch in every single aspect, the immersive score and sound design, the grand visuals, the
Popcorn Reviewss
#TheOdyssey serves as a profound allegory of life's turbulent journey,
masterfully tackling universal themes of guilt, redemption, and ultimate self-realisation. Wrapped in a
KC Jacob
Wow...
what a film!!!! For 3 hours, you are completely lost in another world.
In the age of reels making a 3 hr film based on an ancient story and keeping the audience hooked
Rohan Chanda
Christopher Nolan's retelling of Homer's Odyssey is a cinematic achievement and
I wonder how Nolan comes up with ideas like these and executes them in such an epic manner. There
Cine Buffed
There was a lot of scepticism and unfair criticism bestowed on Christopher
Nolan even before the release of Odyssey. Naturally, I had my doubts too. But oh my God! What a
Raunaq Mangottil
The track with the dog proves that no matter how big in scale Nolan gets, a
single tiny moment is all he needs to make you weep
Akshat Sharma
It's too dry for me it was only the monologue that won in this
Everything is
good in it but there is something which is missing or I don't feel that something
Philosophically it
Yugendher Nagarajan
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MAN OF CINEMA
"After everything we have done in the name of victory & war, what kind of
people do we choose to become next?"
From a loving Husband, To a King , To a Warrior, To Wanderer, To a
Aln Binoy
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Sibi Chakk
Christopher Nolan's movies are usually complex and non-linear, but The Odyssey
is much easier to follow. The story is told in a simple and linear way, making it easy for everyone
Harman Singh
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Harshith ArunKumar
ENTERTAINING, POWERFUL, AND TECHNICALLY IMPRESSIVE
Christopher Nolan delivers
another technically staggering epic, anchoring the film on Matt Damon's familiar but effective
Sidcinnati .
Filmmaking masterclass overall, but it didn't hit the same way some of the past
Nolan movies did.
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It's been hard to tell myself that it's OK for Nolan to make a movie that
Gautham Harikumar
"A Grounded Mythological Epic"
After winning the Trojan War, Odysseus begins
his journey back to his kingdom, Ithaca. But the trip becomes a long and dangerous adventure filled
Roops Aventatator
Nolan’s The Odyssey is the definition of cinema.
This is CINEMA!! Nolan on Steroids…..
Don’t Teach your father how to Make Babies.
This is a masterpiece that only Christopher
The Cine Column
Nolan’s The Odyssey is a towering technical achievement—an awe‑striking,
boundary‑pushing cinematic spectacle that demands to be experienced on the biggest screen possible.
Dharunn Sakthivel
A very odd, underwhelming experience for me.
The mythical elements felt artificial and added nothing of value to the screenplay. Boasting an elite cast on these paper thin roles
Abin Babu
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Soumya Sarkar
Take a bow
Sid Soma
Before you judge this movie by its opulence, it's scale, it's IMAX grandiose,
it's popular Star cast, Damon, Pattinson, Hathaway, Zendaya, Charliez Theron, Tom Holland and laud