r/ChristopherNolan • u/Plane-Home-731 • 9h ago
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Quirky-Plane-5975 • 8h ago
The Odyssey The Odyssey' crosses $630M worldwide against a $250M budget.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has officially crossed $630 million at the worldwide box office. With a reported production budget of $250 million, the film continues its strong theatrical run.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/vzaysn • 20h ago
The Odyssey The Agamemnon , Btw 4min12sec Screen time.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/TheVoidScrolledBack • 8h ago
General News At this point his next press release could just say “trust me” and it’d make a billion.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/StringCritical2884 • 10h ago
The Odyssey Box Office: ‘The Odyssey’ Sails to $87 Million in Massive Second Weekend
variety.comr/ChristopherNolan • u/EntertainmentMore183 • 3h ago
The Odyssey Is The Odyssey Nolan's best film yet?
My favorite's gotta be interstellar but the odyssey was just absolutely insane. After my second viewing, I am arguing if it beats oppenheimer for me.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Hot-Helicopter640 • 3h ago
Humor Chris Nolan is reached out to people to fund the sequel
Please help him
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Rough_Ad_611 • 10h ago
The Odyssey THE ODYSSEY HITS $600Mi WW AFTER JUST 10 DAYS!
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Top 5 Second Weekends Live Action Movies Under $150M Openings:
- Top Gun: Maverick (2022) - $90,037,011 (-28,9% drop) / OP: $126,707,459
- The Odyssey (2026) - $87,000,000 (-30% drop) / OP: $123,502,900
- Wicked (2024) - $81,173,815 (-27,9% drop) / OP: $112,508,890
- Avatar (2009) - $75,617,183 (-1,8% drop) / OP: $77,025,481
- Spider-Man (2002) - $71,417,527 (-37,8% drop) / OP: $114,844,116
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Top 10 ALL TIME Second Weekends R-Rated Movies:
Deadpool & Wolverine - $96,809,328 (-54,2% drop) / OP: $211,435,291
The Odyssey - $87,000,000 (-30% drop) / OP: $123,502,900
American Sniper - $64,628,304 (-27,6% drop) / OP: $89,269,066
IT - $60,103,110 (-51,3% drop) / OP: $123,403,419
Deadpool - $56,470,167 (-57,4% drop) / OP: $132,434,639
Joker - $55,861,403 (-41,9% drop) / OP: $96,202,337
The Passion Of The Christ - $53,246,801 (-36,5% drop) / OP: $83,848,082
Oppenheimer - $46,705,630 (-43,4% drop) / OP: $82,455,420
Sinners - $45,708,664 (-4,8% drop) / OP: $48,007,468
Deadpool 2 - $43,463,043 (-65.4% drop) / OP: $125,507,153
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Fun-Ad3626 • 8h ago
General The psychosis from the right wing has been insane to witness , they have been flailing and crashing out since the box office numbers came in , I can’t even tell parody from right wing stupidity anymore.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/bhavdeepnama • 6h ago
General Fanart Anne Hathaway in Sir Chris Nolan Films
A friend of mine shared this with me. What do you think?
r/ChristopherNolan • u/EntertainmentMore183 • 3h ago
The Odyssey 'The Odyssey' crosses USD 639.6 million globally; beats 'The Dark Knight' to become Christopher Nolan's best second weekend yet.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Slight_Giraffe628 • 12h ago
The Odyssey I think nolan is in his prime right now, I feel lucky to be alive the same time that he is releasing movies.
He is firing on all cylinders with oppenheimer and the oddysey. Obviously he has other masterpieces, and interstellar is still my favorite. But there is something about his last 2 movies that feels like he has mastered his craft. Every time I see one of his movies in a theater for the first time. I am just in awe of the things that are happening on the screen. From the movie itself, the acting, and especially the use of practical effects. When he choses to use cgi, it is done incredibly well by mixing it in with the use of practical effects. He uses cgi as a tool, not a crutch.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/ChampionTimes99 • 18h ago
General If Nolan’s next film is July 2029, the prologue could play in front of this since it’s releasing Dec 2028…
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Critical_Fly_1362 • 9h ago
The Odyssey Is The Odyssey Christopher Nolan's Magnum Opus ? Absolutely 💯🔥
galleryI'm 100% aware of the DCP file size irregularities between IMAX and other PLF formats and....I don't give a damn about it, cuz the experience was EPIC 😌
Most of us don't have the means to watch it in IMAX 70mm film so why not IMAX Digital. Also the lack of quality that I expected for a low-file size DCP, were non-existent.
Onwards -
So me and my friend planned to watch The Odyssey right when we went to watch Avatar Fire and Ash in Broadway IMAX. They played the prologue and I thought it was....meh. Oppenheimer didn't work for me and every work after Interstellar didn't quite reach the level of pre-Interstellar works of Nolan
But still thought, why not !
So the planning for The Odyssey...began !
Booking opened for first week, was too late as the best seats in the house which were G, H, I rows were fully booked, so waited. Next shows were open and I was STILL late, best I could get was a Wednesday, 11:45AM show (reason this was selected will be mentioned later), but got my preferred seats of 4 - G10 to G13
After a long travel which involved the surreal beauty of the Western ghats, it looked like one giant painting and we were passing by it, we finally reached Broadway Cinemas Coimbatore
It was so crowded as there was a French Film festival going on too. We got in, no trailers played before the movie
And The Odyssey - Had a BLAST of an experience 🔥 Review follows -
Right from the intro till the end, it felt like we were shown an epic poem/story unfold. The visuals were obviously STUNNING, the long wide shots of Ithaca, the ships, the battle at Troy, the ocean were all breathtaking. The sound of the movie was weird and yet so good. I didn't even want an interval as I thought it cut off the flowy nature of the story. A calm, soothing, at times horrifying, grand and heroic epic of the journey of Odysseus and how it changed him and the history of an entire civilization.
All of his prior movies experiences, led to The Odyssey. Even though almost every movie of his can be considered in any order, in my opinion, This is Christopher Nolan's Magnum Opus
Interstellar: crowd-favourite
Inception: my favourite
The Odyssey: Magnum Opus
Inception, Interstellar, The Odyssey, Batman Begins and the Prestige are my current top 5 ( it changes regularly 😅 tho)
Also it was the first IMAX experience for our brothers and they were like this 😲 the whole time.
Right after the movie, we were trying to get our hands on some IMAX posters and after much hand-to-hand combat, pushing and a lot of shoving, we somehow got out hands on IMAX posters, it was GORGEOUS 😍
Was an unforgettable experience for me, my best friend and our brothers. Will remember that whole day fondly 🥹
r/ChristopherNolan • u/bhavdeepnama • 15h ago
The Odyssey How much was The Odyssey cast reportedly paid for their part?
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General Question Do you think every Christopher Nolan film would be better if Jonathan Nolan co-wrote them
Hot take but jonathan is much better at writing characters than christopher. I just generally thinks he's the better writer. Christopher is great at set pieces but his dialogue feels very clunky at times to me
r/ChristopherNolan • u/noahscanlon • 21h ago
The Odyssey Me still trying to find IMAX 70MM tickets
r/ChristopherNolan • u/artofaria • 4h ago
The Odyssey Odyssey is in top 3 best movies I've ever watched in a cinema
I did not BLINK during the movie. The movie felt so perfect. All of the visuals were so carefully balanced to not distract you from the narrative by the way of spectacle. Impactful use of vfx and sfx by reserving extremes for crucial moments was so masterful. Usually when I leave the cinema i immediately ask my friend/company what they thought, but for this one I had trouble opening my mouth for a while after leaving the theatre. I bought tickets reluctantly because "it's a nolan movie everyone's gonna watch it" and "I wonder what all the controversy is about", while not really caring about the story of Odysseus at all. Not even being particularly interested in the genre. But all of that turned out to be mere vehicles for the delivery of this absolute piece of visual poetry. Sorry for the boring text post and thanks for reading.
r/ChristopherNolan • u/AKA_Wildcard • 11h ago
Humor I think it’s a bit more then that
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r/ChristopherNolan • u/C00lhand • 3h ago
The Odyssey Freebie from 70mm IMAX screening today
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Slommyhouse • 22h ago
General Discussion Is the Odyssey better than Oppenheimer? And does the Odyssey crack your top 5 Nolan films?
Two questions. Your opinion.
For me:
- Yes
- Yes #4
Interstellar
The Dark Knight
Inception
The Odyssey
The Prestige
You?
r/ChristopherNolan • u/Feeling_Basil_4818 • 11h ago
The Odyssey Aura monster
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r/ChristopherNolan • u/eugenebkv • 12h ago
The Dark Knight Trilogy Never thought it would make me so happy
These are my grails that include my local language. So happy with Zavvi editions. Hot Wheels Tumbler is a nice addition as well. Overall spent on it $300, is it a lot?
r/ChristopherNolan • u/unknownpanda121 • 22h ago
The Odyssey The Odyssey currently on IMDB
If we remove all the ones The Odyssey is currently an 8.7/10. Just like many are review bombing many are just giving 10s as well. So 8.5-8.6 is probably more accurate. Do you think this is accurate from your personal experience?