O'Dessa
Réalisé par Geremy JasperDans un futur post-apocalyptique, "O’Dessa" est un opéra rock sur l’histoire d’une jeune fille de campagne en quête du don dont elle a hérité. Son voyage la conduit jusqu’à une ville dangereuse où grâce à la puissance de sa destinée et à ses chansons, elle devra sauver l’âme de son véritable amour.
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O'Dessa Notations et commentaires
- COCO19 mars 2025Probably one of most interesting takes of a post-apocalyptic story that quickly turns into a thrilling Country Western Rock Opera. Really enjoyed the visual aesthetics here. Very reminiscent of an 80's laser tag arena. While the story is thin and starts to lose steam towards the second half, it never really finds the tone it wants to stick with. Sadie Sink is awesome and she definitely carries the story with her performance as a rebel country punk trying to save the world, but the message doesn't quiet hit the mark at the end. Can definitely see this becoming a cult-classic down the line and it warrants a watch if you're looking for something fresh and a new take on the classic dystopian story.
- Hakihiko24 septembre 2025Points for Originality, Lacking in Everything Else "O'Dessa" is ambitious, loud, and visually arresting-but it ends up being more impressive on a surface level than emotionally satisfying. The film tries hard: Sadie Sink brings energy and real presence, the world-building is vibrant and creative, and the musical numbers often shine in moments. The visuals and set design feel like they belong to something grand, and there's a spark in how the movie leans into its futuristic rock-opera aesthetic. But "tries hard" isn't the same as "delivers." Most of the songs don't stick in my mind, the romance between the leads lacks chemistry, and the script drifts between clichés and half-baked ideas. The plot feels rushed, and the universe-though richly imagined-never quite feels fully realized. Characters who could have had more depth are reduced to archetypes. The themes flirt with interesting dystopian ideas, but they don't land in a satisfying way. In short: "O'Dessa" has moments of real beauty and promise, but too often it just feels like style without the emotional weight to back it up.
- ርልዪረ21 mars 2025What was described as a rock opera set in a post-apocalyptic world only followed through on the set design and moderately good acting. The only characters that actually became introduced and well fleshed out were that of O'dessa and Euri, everyone else was merely a placeholder in the story. Whilst the romantic story was good the rest of both the story and the singing was dreadfully lacking. Sadie Sink has a beautiful voice that whilst it lent itself well to the songs they were about as close to rock as Elvis Presley ever was whilst singing country songs. None of the songs were memorable, and I am reviewing this not even 5 minutes from the ending of the film, and frankly felt like I have just wasted the past 1 hour and 45 minutes.
- Kevin Ward1 juillet 2025Sadie Sink was awesome. And I actually really liked most of the songs as well despite it being way more country than I probably ever listen to. Each of Kelvin Harrison Jr.’s songs rocked pretty hard. But the story is soooo thin, it was very hard to stay engaged. I love the big swing of a dystopian country western rock opera, but I think it was a miss for me. Coming to Hulu March 20 and could probably warrant a curiosity watch.
- Alex | Pop Culture Brain25 avril 2025Interesting world building, Sadie Sink is good, but I wish the songs were longer.
- David Michael Kelsall29 mars 2025Songs could be better a bit country
- capitolfi24 mars 2025Respect for the effort at world building... Nothing but disappointment at the storytelling... I saw Sadie's music videos from this flick on YouTube which led me here. I am a diehard Stranger Things fan, and Max has been my favorite since her first appearance. Chalk that at least partially up to the Michael Myers mask. So clearly I like Sink...and she's too good for this. Her voice & her performance are really the only reason to sit through this...unless you want to hear an atrocious autotuned disaster of a song from the also too-talented-for-this Murray Bartlett. The penultimate song is also really fucking good. The only significant issue I'll address is this. The world this occupies is cool, not exactly a unicorn within the genre, but it's different enough to be interesting. Everything else, though, is painfully derivative of infinitely better stories. That breeds an inevitable comparison, and Odessa can't compete.
- shadow244220 mars 2025woke crap. unwatchable. even with sadie sink in the main role. sorry.
O'Dessa Trivia
O'Dessa was released on 13 mars 2025.
O'Dessa was directed by Geremy Jasper.
O'Dessa has a runtime of 1h 46min.
O'Dessa was produced by Michael Gottwald, Noah Stahl.
Dans un futur post-apocalyptique, "O’Dessa" est un opéra rock sur l’histoire d’une jeune fille de campagne en quête du don dont elle a hérité. Son voyage la conduit jusqu’à une ville dangereuse où grâce à la puissance de sa destinée et à ses chansons, elle devra sauver l’âme de son véritable amour.
The key characters in O'Dessa are O'Dessa Galloway (Sadie Sink), Euri Dervish (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), Plutonovich (Murray Bartlett).
O'Dessa is rated 16.
O'Dessa is a Drame, Musique, Musical film.
O'Dessa has an audience rating of 5.1 out of 10.