

トロイア戦争の終結後、イタケーの伝説的な王オデュッセウスは、故郷への長く危険に満ちた帰還の旅に出る。その航海の途上、彼は神々の気まぐれや神話の怪物たち、そして自身の知略と人間性の双方を極限まで試す過酷な試練に立ち向かうことを余儀なくされる――。
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- Christopher Nolan decides the greatest adventure story ever written needs a sensitivity read, a diversity quota, and a three-hour runtime to lecture you about how violence is bad, actually. The casting is an act of cultural vandalism. Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy – the woman whose face launched a thousand ships and who Homer explicitly describes as fair-skinned – is the kind of decision that only makes sense if your primary audience is awards voters and lunatic left activists. Elliot Page as Sinon is pure ideological cosplay: a biological woman playing a Greek warrior in a story that has zero need for modern gender politics. The rest of the ensemble is the usual Hollywood mix of American and British faces with almost no actual Greek or Mediterranean blood in sight. Complete lack of self-awareness. Visually, the film is grey, overcast and honestly not very interesting. The armor looks like it was designed by someone who saw a museum exhibit once. The ships, the helmets, the entire aesthetic feel Northern European and miserable instead of sun-bleached and Mediterranean. Nolan shot the most famous voyage in literature like it was taking place in a depressed corner of Scotland. The one exception is the Cyclops sequence, which actually looks like something out of a myth. Everything else is muted, dreary, and aggressively un-epic. The dialogue is a special kind of tone-deaf. Characters drop modern phrasing and flat American/British accents into a supposedly fantastical epic like they’re ordering coffee. "Mom.", “Dad.” “Ten years on this fucking beach. Let’s go home!” It’s linguistic heresy. Combined with Nolan’s usual sound-mixing – dialogue buried under score, explosions that still somehow feel quiet – it becomes exhausting to sit through. Pacing is glacial. Odysseus himself has been sanded down into something softer and more reflective than the cunning, ruthless survivor of the poem. Nolan appears to have drawn more inspiration from Emily Wilson’s 2017 feminist translation of the poem, the one that reframes Odysseus as a cOmPliCaTeD mAn and softens the epic’s classical edges, than from Homer himself. Robert Pattinson is the only actor who brings any real presence – he at least looks like he belongs in this world and isn’t just collecting a paycheck while the culture war rages around him. The Cyclops is the only set piece that delivers any genuine awe. Everything else is self-serious, overlong, and poisoned by the desperate need to be relevant (meet the DEI quota to qualify for an Oscar) in 2026 instead of timeless. Two stars, and that’s being generous. One for Pattinson, one for the Cyclops. The rest is a $250 million reminder that even Christopher Nolan can be brought low by the same DEI/ThE mEsSaGe rot. Add it to the list of the forgettable woke dross of the last 10 years.
- The story was alright I felt the emphasis on some soldiers I didn’t care much for. It would of been more magical to indulge more into the magical aspect of the mythical creatures but I suppose the angle Christopher Nolan was going for on what the human nature of mortal men fearing Zeus wrath. Cascading in between realms of morality and self preservation. I’d love to have seen or experience some Zeus or some god mythology in this film. Sas it in teature too long for sititng. Will watch again w pause and breaks!
- I wish I had something important or different to write, but here I am, at a severe loss for words. Even my entire body felt the Film. Ludwig Göransson’s poetic composition seeped into my veins, and my soul echoed with every cue. I guess he was the second actual lead of the Film. Chris Nolan, Thank yuu for this masterpiece. At this point, I genuinely don’t think he has any competition.Sometimes, it’s hard to accept that what you’re looking for doesn’t really exist.Amazing, amazing, amazing nd' pure Filmmaking.
- Wait….the guy from the Simpsons wrote this!? If only colonialism could have been scared away as fast and easily as these guys Wore my “NO MORE WAR” shirt to the screening. Thought it’d be ironic but it does kinda fit as well Those sirens had my man busting the hardest nut in his life at first Loved the film. Never read the book ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ don’t @ me Will be doing research tho. I expect a rewatch would receive 5 stars. Loved seeing Logan Marshall Green! Watched in IMAX at Warren Regal West with Mos, Rich, Shirls, and Luke Currently Ranked #11/127 in 2026 Ranked _______________ Watch #2 Okay Chris we get it you don’t believe in cancel culture “Did something happen?” Lady, that is putting it MILDLY “How you like dem cheese sacks?” - Good Odysseus Hunting How did the cyclops make the cheese tho??? Odysseus and his “Columbus sailing west” ass I love how many strategies get thrown out the window immediately lmao The giants scene and score FEELS like a Rob Zombie film hahaha Morvern Callar is wonderful in this How did BENNY SAFDIE end up playing the most powerful man in the world Everyone’s said it multiple times but R. Patt is so good in this Anne Hathaway could have saved so much time by just letting Tom Holland be king smh Odysseus would be terrible at the trolley problem Still don’t get why it took people so long to bend the knee Watched in IMAX at Warren Regal West with Moore Currently Ranked #4/128 in 2026 Ranked
- When I checked some stuff about the movie a few days before it was released, I saw a bunch of people that had already reviewed this movie and saying that it was GOING to suck or that it’s GOING to be terrible, like you can’t review a movie before you’ve seen it. I watched the movie a few days ago and I thought it was great, and I don’t see any reason to why people would hate on it before it released. Sure it’s long, but so are many movies that people like; Lord Of The Rings, The Godfather, Titanic, and the list goes on. And yeah, it does make significant changes to Homer’s book, now I haven’t read the book though I know a lot about it but here’s the thing many people fail to understand: The Odyssey is one of the most complex and big stories ever, and if you’re gonna adapt it into film, you gotta make significant changes in order for it to work. Otherwise it would be like 4 hours long which i think people wouldn’t like any better. Don’t review a film unless you’ve seen it.
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オデュッセイアは2026年7月15日に公開されました。
オデュッセイアはChristopher Nolanが監督を務めました。
オデュッセイアの上映時間は2h 53mです。
オデュッセイアはChristopher Nolan, Emma Thomasがプロデューサーを務めました。
トロイア戦争の終結後、イタケーの伝説的な王オデュッセウスは、故郷への長く危険に満ちた帰還の旅に出る。その航海の途上、彼は神々の気まぐれや神話の怪物たち、そして自身の知略と人間性の双方を極限まで試す過酷な試練に立ち向かうことを余儀なくされる――。
オデュッセイアの主要人物はOdysseus (Matt Damon), Telemachus (Tom Holland), Penelope (Anne Hathaway)です。
オデュッセイアはGと評価されています。
オデュッセイアはAction, Adventure, ファンタジー映画です。
オデュッセイアは、視聴者によって10点満点中9.6点をつけられています。
オデュッセイアの予算は$2.5億です。
オデュッセイアの興行収入は$16.84億です。


































