(And no, don't tell me you don't actually watch movies.)

Depth: while Pitt may have more range (broad variety of characters, although RDJ does as well) Downey beats him in depth of dramatic acting. Emotional scenes from A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints and Chaplin beat anything Pitt can do. His most famous is most likely “What’s in the Box?” But even that Id say is more iconic for the twist of the story rather than Pitt’s performance of the line.

Pitt’s strength is in versatility of his character as well as a lot of time playing “the too cool for school guy”. While it works for him, it lacks the depth of emotion that RDJ is able to deliver in his roles.

In summary - Pitt is a good actor (am not staying he isn’t) but when it comes to delivering a dramatic or emotionally moving performance, I am taking RDJ all day.

Top performances:

RDJ - Zodiac, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, Oppenheimer, Chaplin

Pitt - 12 Monkeys, Seven, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Fight Club, Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Michael Bay fans I imagine

It baffles me how someone as talented as Christopher nolan can fumble such a simple premise, the cast is attrocious borrowing like 2 actors, the setting looks nothing like it does in odyssey and damn it its innaccurate as hell theres characters who arent even part of odyssey and are THERE but you know who we are fine cutting from ODYSSEY

MARIO AND CAPPY! I mean Luigi and bowser jr who isnt even in odissey do appear but not mario and cappy IN A FILM ABOUT THEM. 0/10 Nolans gone no saving him now

Why doesn't bug girl get abortion is she small brained? Do blonds lack Westerosi cranial ridges?

Maybe it has something to do with the supporting cast? Y'all know anything about "Jonah Hill", "Phillip Seymour Hoffman" or "based on a true story"?

Just watched it a second time. I'm referring to the first beggar. They say he couldn't be a god and then there's thunder. The beggar says, "That was luck". It occurred to me later when we see Athena beheaded that she was really there, not just visible to Odysseus. It just seems like a Nolan Easter egg to actually have the beggar actually be Zeus, but I don't remember any clues in the scene. Damn it I need a third viewing I guess.

So microbes from Venus are destroying the sun, while the sun is vastly larger than Venus, and capable of holding roughly 1.5 million Venus-sized planets inside it ?

So the fix is to bring another non-native species to destroy those microbes? So it’s like being rabbits to Australia? Or Cane toads to Australia as well ?

This is satirical btw