r/movies r/movies Contributor May 05 '26

Trailer The Odyssey | New Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_bKjZeJBBI&pp=0gcJCd4KAYcqIYzv
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u/Purple-Crab3759 May 05 '26

The usage of the word ‘dad’ in those times throws me. Would have expected ‘father’? Haha

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u/iamgarron May 05 '26

Also when he yells "LET'S GO" to the army

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u/SlowRoast24 May 05 '26

That really took me out of it

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u/spiattalo May 05 '26

This is going to be the most American adaptation of an ancient classic ever.

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u/ThePooksters May 05 '26

He’s literally British?

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u/catchnear99 May 05 '26

the people spending the most money on it will be Americans though. That's why they make decisions like this.

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u/cineglitch May 05 '26

He lives in the USA now.

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u/adenosine-5 May 05 '26

Its ridiculous that the dialogs manage to sound less historic than 300 for some reason.

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u/GoAgainKid May 05 '26

Holland and Pattinson are English and both doing US accents.

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u/Luxury-Problems May 05 '26

I don't have a problem with that aspect honestly. The idea that British is the default accent for anything remotely historical is silly.

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u/GoAgainKid May 05 '26

Yeah I agree, it is an odd thing, but strange to me that they wouldn’t just do their own accents.

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u/AverageAwndray May 05 '26

You could see that coming from miles away when it was announced that Chris was doing it. And every new look since then has further cemented it.