Chris Nolan's - The Odyssey.

Classic comment on reddit...


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The reactionary dudebros were going to whine regardless. They don't have identities if they're not offended by something and playing the victim constantly.

Basically everything Nolan's made has been excellent, imo, so quite happy to give him the benefit of the doubt.
 
Best Historical epic for me is Master and Commander - The Far side of the World.
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Remember, in order to qualify for an Oscar, you have to have a certain amount of diversity in your movie.

The more trans, black, lesbian , etc. the better chance you have of winning the Oscar woke award.
Lol, this is the same BS Musk is pushing on twitter and yet Oppenheimer won seven academy awards with an all white, almost entirely male cast . :rolleyes:
 
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Star wars ****ed
Lord of the rings ****ed
Harry potter getting ****ed
Dr who ****ed
Snow white getting ****ed

...what can we **** next?
Greek story?

But done my woman for a woman :unsure:
 
Up next - Chris Nolan's remake of Braveheart, starring Elliot Page...

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Well the previous version wasn't anywhere accurate anyway.
Battle at Stirling Bridge, no bridge. William Wallace wasn't actually Brave heart that was Robert the Bruce, William Wallace was a minor noble, they didn't wear kilts or face paint and and and
 
Well the previous version wasn't anywhere accurate anyway.
Battle at Stirling Bridge, no bridge. William Wallace wasn't actually Brave heart that was Robert the Bruce, William Wallace was a minor noble, they didn't wear kilts or face paint and and and
Yeah, the list of historical inaccuracies in Braveheart is pretty long -for such a praised movie it really has a long list of things that are incorrect. The "prima nocta" scene, which does such a great job of making the Engish seem like monsters, also has zero historical basis in fact
 
Yeah, the list of historical inaccuracies in Braveheart is pretty long -for such a praised movie it really has a long list of things that are incorrect. The "prima nocta" scene, which does such a great job of making the Engish seem like monsters, also has zero historical basis in fact
Yup so honestly, Elliot/Ellen Page in it, wouldn't be much further from the truth then that movie was.
 
Yup so honestly, Elliot/Ellen Page in it, wouldn't be much further from the truth then that movie was.
It’s more the visual aspect. With the magic of cinema we can all suspend our disbelief from time to time. Sometimes, not so much.
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