

Spiderman is one of the most popular franchises ever and the most popular superhero worldwide, so it’s not that surprising. The Odyssey crossing 1 billion while not being part of a franchise is more impressive imo.


Spiderman is one of the most popular franchises ever and the most popular superhero worldwide, so it’s not that surprising. The Odyssey crossing 1 billion while not being part of a franchise is more impressive imo.


Saw it, I thought it was mediocre and really lacking, it was more like half a movie with lots of unresolved plot lines compared to the last 3 spiderman movies…
Why would they introduce Jean and then not resolve her plot line… At all? She starts the movie on the run, looks for her sister, realizes she’s dead, then goes back to being on the run. It didn’t really feel like we accomplished anything.
Half of the plot is just spiderman getting the confidence to re-introduce himself to his friends. I totally get why they’re doing it and it’s nice that they reconnect in a believable way… But it’s just such a boring plot idea. The whole emotional core of the movie is just “guy connects with characters he used to be friends with last movie”.
Also, the twist of her not being evil is CRAZY to me because she was insanely evil and spent most of the movie messing with spiderman, threatening to kill his girlfriend, possessing multiple people and making them attempt suicide, and some other stuff… only for the movie to end with “actually she’s a really nice person deep down inside?” What??? She was blatantly evil and sadistic, and now she’s just cool and misunderstood?
The Hand is also just hanging out in New York and it’s never explained or resolved. Spiderman’s powers freaking out is never resolved but I guess it’s just implied he gets over it now that he has friends again. Jean Gray baits you into thinking they’re introducing mutants to the MCU but they never do. The director guy was supposedly left alive but we never see if anything happened to him…? Did they just let him go?
So much wasted potential and wasted time. Everything was kinda half assed. The only thing I can really say I liked was the direction, it felt a lot more dynamic and less flat than the other Tom Holland spiderman movies. I loved the swinging scenes.


How??? The Snyder cut wasn’t anything to write home about but the theatrical cut was terribly boring.


Yup. Between Project Hail Mary, Obsession, The Odyssey, and this, it’s becoming clear that people are wanting to go to theaters more. My friend group has also started going to the cinema more this year. There was a massive drop in interest since covid but I think we’re finally bouncing back.


But hey, at least it really made you FEEL like cyclops is screaming in an enclosed small cave.


I’m very eager to see how it looks, but I doubt we’re getting a trailer until at least mid 2027.


It’s fake unfortunately, but it’s still kinda funny. I think those pictures/videos are taken with wide angle lens to exaggerate the whole thing but people have said the front row isn’t that bad.


Just as Nolan intended.



Our local IMAX had one seat available any time soon, and boy what a seat that is. Of course, it was taken soon after.



Saw it a few days ago in theaters and loved it. It’s not literally perfect but it hits in all the right ways. The last hour of the movie blew me away.


Oh yeah you’re right


I think it’s a mix of reasons, the biggest one obviously being the movie is mediocre. But I think the other big reason is that Supergirl just isn’t a franchise most people care about. People would flock to the cinema for Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, maybe even Aquaman because he’s better known. But a story about Superman’s sister running around in space? Ehhhh…
despite being made with a $23,000,000 budget.
I wouldn’t call $23M low budget lol, especially in the '90s.
In terms of low budget, I saw Obsession recently and it’s a really good example. It was shot for only $750k, and it made back over $450M.
I also want to give a shoutout to Upgrade (2018), made with a budget of 3 million but is a pretty well done sci-fi considering how limited it was.


I loved it. I can see why some people wouldn’t like it, The Odyssey as a story has always been a little disjointed and a lot of running away from A to B, but I think it was an incredible theater experience and a really good take on “What if Odysseus was actually guilty of his heroics”. @khrux@ttrpg.network did a breakdown I pretty much agree with so I’m not going to repeat the same comment, but I’ll just add some random impressions:


This feels like something you’d see in a parody making fun of hollywood movies. A Christmas Carol prequel, really?


Order of Ecclesia is a great one, I played that also as part of the dominus collection a while ago! It gets easier as you go along.


I’m making my way through the modern Castlevania games, currently playing through the GBA games.


To be fair, the trailers weren’t very flattering. I wasn’t expecting the movie to be that good either.


Genuinely how could they take 6 years making a sequel to such a popular movie? The Dark Knight trilogy all came out within 7 years!
And that’s assuming it doesn’t get delayed again which sounds likely at this point.
The Iliad happened before the odyssey, actually. And he definitely won’t make an Iliad movie because the trojan war was already covered in the movie.