What did you think???

I loved it as a classic cinematic epic and a real "journey." I'm still processing the ultimate "point that emerges, but it was deep, especially if you know history.

Obvs, I have to see it again, but dammit if don't want a Nolan horror film, after this.

I'm obsessed with this movie.

I loved it. Can't wait to watch it again. It was as epic as I'd hoped it'd be. Wouldn't be surprised if this was my favorite movie of the year.

I can 100% see why Tom Holland went back to Marvel like "We have to make movies this way now" lol

I think any movie has the potential to be good if you add enough razzle dazzle. One thing I don't like is the destruction of characters as portrayed in the original. If you have to re-tell a story, is it necessary to completely redesign the characters as far from original as possible just to try and appear as unique or new? Imagine a movie about a boxer, best boxer ever, a white guy named Jarod Ali, and his most famous catch phrase was Jarod Ali, float like a feather, swim like a fish in the sea....that would be so epic! Right? No it wouldn't. And that's what this movie did.

I loved John Leguizamo so much in this that by the end of the 3 hours I totally forgot he starts out throwing puppies off a cliff

On 7/29/2026 at 2:43 PM, Valdezology said:

I loved John Leguizamo so much in this that by the end of the 3 hours I totally forgot he starts out throwing puppies off a cliff

The Humane Society was WAY DIFFERENT back then.

On 7/29/2026 at 3:43 PM, Valdezology said:

I loved John Leguizamo so much in this that by the end of the 3 hours I totally forgot he starts out throwing puppies off a cliff

I actually completely forgot about that part until I saw this lol

I wasn't familiar with Zeus' law (xenia) so I appreciate the excellent analysis in the review posted here. The priestess that was killed made me think of a kid being bullied by ICE agents. I really appreciated the diverse cast and the constant reference to Zeus' law. The cyclops was incredible. What a film!

Not my cup of tea, to be honest. I appreciate that Nolan wanted to make a point, but he stripped back a lot of Odysseus' wit and humor in the push to make him a more serious character. It was a technically well made movie, but it dragged at points for me.