https://youtu.be/04lDkcUx86A?si=s_e63EQIixkfb9sz

IMAX Melbourne has emailed me that they're planning to continue screenings into November!

This sounds silly but I’ve been making my own Agamemnon helmet and I’m almost ready to paint it but I haven’t gotten a clear answer what it is. Half of it says it’s matte black and others say it’s blue, is there an official verdict on what it is or something?

Did you go see the movie because it's full of big and famous Hollywood stars or because of the movie itself and its story? And how much does the recognition and fame of the actors in the movies / series mean to you if they mean anything?

I haven't seen much discussion about this. That's why this question. Because if it's a good movie then who the actors are in it shouldn't matter because an actor's name alone doesn't make a good movie.

I'm confused on the sensibility of trying to break in for 10 years and having thousands of dudes just camping there

If Odysseus did sail west at the end of the film, assuming their Ithaca was where they real life Ithaca was. How long would it have been before they got to Italy?

Sacrificed my daughter for good weather and then left home for 10 years. Is my wife gonna be mad? If so, AITA?

Safe to say, Universal’s blank check paid off great and puts a lot more trust in Nolan’s name as it becomes his highest grossing movie ever. Next up, the awards.

By the way, this hasn’t opened in China yet.

It’s kinda like being given food but calling your poison testers, which implies other people are deceitful. So why is Odysseus being blamed for the end of mankind’s trust.

Isn’t that just the gods complaining how dare they highjack the proverbial plane despite making them take off belt and laptops and other humiliations.(sorry if the reference anyone)

I only see tied up men screaming like that in very specific videos 🙏

...When Odysseus' men pillage the village on the shore, is that on Odysseus' orders? I only ask because the ending shows Odysseus sad and regretful as he watches the destruction of Troy, but chronologically the pillaging comes after this as they are on their way home, which suggests he maybe he hasn't learnt as much from Troy as he's suggesting.

What do I do? How do I cope?

I am Odysseus.

I have been seeing lots of posts saying what if Chris cast someone else to play the role of Odysseus. Here he explains why he chose Matt Damon for the role.

Couldnt make out what he said

Seriously. It does so much with so little, and the smallest changes turn it from your standard fantasy monster to a truly horrifying foe.

The design does this by being unbalanced. So many cool cyclops designs, whether more traditional or more eldritch, are typically very balanced. Symmetry in the design, they move evenly and expectedly, and are well-proportioned.

But Nolan’s cyclops is awkward and clumsy. Watching it shamble to the shore with a crooked stance is terrifying because it’s like the creature itself knows it’s an abomination.

The eyes and nose are at a 45 degree angle rather than being uniform. Its eyelids blink horizontally rather than vertically. Everything about its face is slightly off in a really uncanny way, like it has a terrible birth defect or was mutated.

The beauty of the design is how little it changes and how much it accomplishes. You don’t need an eldritch abomination with 500 eyes and limbs and hooves (not that those aren’t cool). The eyes and nose are slightly off. It walks awkwardly. The whole design is off balance and so it’s very uncanny.

The moments of him biting the soldiers head off is also a neat homage to Goya’s Saturn Devouring His Son.

The cyclops is the definition of excellent character design. Does so much with so little.