Its one of the biggest movies of Christopher Nolan's career, with an all-star cast, an epic adventure as its source material, and a director with a mostly good track record. So... why don't I have a good feeling about the trailers?
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A comment on the trailer summed it up. “They all look like …
A comment on the trailer summed it up. “They all look like they’ve seen an iPhone”.
Someone saying 'dad' in a historical epic threw me more than I thought it would.
The "Helen of DeTroyT"never gets old...
Everybody's getting the Snape treatment
If Pedro Pascal were cast as Zeus, this would be the perfect storm. ⚡
Nolan feels like he's on his Ridley Scott arc.
The face that sank a thousand ships...
Cast so diverse it's like a high-school drama club's version of the Odyssey.
Everyone to Troy 2004 film: "Perhaps we treated you too harshly."
Soldier 1: That horse be bussin' Soldier 2: Deadass
"Let's GO Daddy" Oh yes, the classic Greek war cry
I'd like to thank modern Hollywood for inspiring me to save my money.
As a Greek i can verify no one is going to war for her
Honestly, my interest in a film drops considerably with a 'star-studded cast' like this.
"They took your wife! Should we launch 1,000 ships?" "No, just send a thank you card"
This film just has nonexistent “Modern Audience” stamped all over it.
They hired everyone except an Ancient Greek historian
The fact that it’s being adapted from a modern reinterpretation of the odyssey tells me everything I need to know.
I saw they were doing a new "The Odyssey" and got so excited, then saw the casting and knew I'd never see it.
The problem with modern Hollywood is they don’t like the past. The past makes them look at themselves realize they’re crazy.