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Matt Damon in The Odyssey. (Melinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures/Everett Collection)
Robert Pattinson, as expected, chews up every one of his scenes in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, bringing a bubbling aura of insecurity to the erratic Antinous, the foremost suitor of Anne Hathaway’s Penelope.
Long before he starred in The Odyssey, Travis Scott was punished by his grandmother for not reading the epic Homer poem.
Anne Hathaway and Tom Holland in Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey.’Credit: Melinda Sue Gordon / Universal Pictures
As Christopher Nolan’s next epic, “The Odyssey,” stormed into theaters last weekend with the largest international opening weekend of his career, Seattle fans clamoring to gaze upon the latest swords-and-sandals spectacle are left with limited options.
I’m not Christopher Nolan’s biggest fan, I admit it, but I’ve got no choice but to be grateful, as a film lover, for having at least one person in mainstream cinema who does exactly whatever he feels like. A very long drama about the creator of the atomic bomb? Of course. A science-fiction film that…
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has shattered box office records worldwide making it the filmmakers biggest opener out of The Batman franchise. Sarika Sharma July 20, 2026 / 11:52 IST The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan’s latest cinematic endeavor, ‘The Odyssey,’ has set a new milestone with a global box-office revenue of $264.1 million. The film, adaptating Homer’s revered Greek epic, portrays Matt Damon as the storied hero Odysseus, highlighting his arduous journey post-Trojan War.
Christopher Nolan’s latest cinematic venture, ‘The Odyssey,’ achieved remarkable global box-office success, amassing $264.1 million over its opening weekend, as confirmed by Universal Pictures. Matt Damon takes the lead as Odysseus in this adaptation of the classic Greek poem by Homer, following the hero’s treacherous journey home after the Trojan War. This release marks both…
Christopher Nolan has revealed that he plans to step away from directing for at least three years after completing The Odyssey. The Oscar-winning filmmaker admitted that the epic production pushed him and his team to their physical limits, but said a story of such scale required it