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8/24/2026 11:33:29 AM EDT
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Crossed $1.4 billion this past weekend. Is Nolan still panicking? How much money is the movie losing now?
8/24/2026 11:51:34 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By bigfatOTMs:
Crossed a billion and will be Nolan's bestselling movie of all time.

Shame it's a financial flop.
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Originally Posted By bigfatOTMs:
Crossed a billion and will be Nolan's bestselling movie of all time.

Shame it's a financial flop.


Originally Posted By Bohr_Adam:
Nolan is in full-blown panic mode!


He's going to have to get a much bigger yacht....



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8/24/2026 12:08:24 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bigger_Hammer:




He's going to have to get a much bigger yacht....

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Originally Posted By Bigger_Hammer:
Originally Posted By bigfatOTMs:
Crossed a billion and will be Nolan's bestselling movie of all time.

Shame it's a financial flop.


Originally Posted By Bohr_Adam:
Nolan is in full-blown panic mode!


He's going to have to get a much bigger yacht....

https://media4.giphy.com/media/aq6wETurhpbc4/200.webp?cid=8dc8958cthyq3stcu105z07xq9s3eeq060f0wskrf4f3zcea&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=200.webp&ct=g

Bigger_Hammer


Will all the virology experts who became Greek mythology experts have to become sailing experts?
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8/24/2026 12:23:47 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By PacNW5:
Just saw that it opened in China this weekend. Now at $1.3B worldwide cumulative.

It's good to hear that Nolan finally broke even.
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$504 million more internationally and it would overtake Zootopia 2. We've got a classic here.



8/24/2026 1:11:11 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bohr_Adam:


Will all the virology experts who became Greek mythology experts have to become sailing experts?
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9/7/2026 7:23:45 PM EDT
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Another weekend in.

$1,042,560,000 international.

For a global haul of $1,631,636,965.

First R rated movie to exceed one billion outside of the United States.

By far the biggest international hit of any R-rated movie in history.

83 million in South Korea alone, for the biggest sales outside of Europe.

UK and France were the only two countries to top South Korea.

Pretty dismal performance in China. Just about flat after opening weekend. Spiderman is doing gangbusters there, though.
History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which Trump is always right.

Modern life is one steep, perpetual tax on the mathematically impaired
9/8/2026 7:15:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bohr_Adam:
Another weekend in.

$1,042,560,000 international.

For a global haul of $1,631,636,965.

First R rated movie to exceed one billion outside of the United States.

By far the biggest international hit of any R-rated movie in history.

83 million in South Korea alone, for the biggest sales outside of Europe.

UK and France were the only two countries to top South Korea.

Pretty dismal performance in China. Just about flat after opening weekend. Spiderman is doing gangbusters there, though.
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Do you think Nolan is still in a full-blown panic?
9/8/2026 7:26:51 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By sleevefullofaces:


Do you think Nolan is still in a full-blown panic?
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Originally Posted By sleevefullofaces:
Originally Posted By Bohr_Adam:
Another weekend in.

$1,042,560,000 international.

For a global haul of $1,631,636,965.

First R rated movie to exceed one billion outside of the United States.

By far the biggest international hit of any R-rated movie in history.

83 million in South Korea alone, for the biggest sales outside of Europe.

UK and France were the only two countries to top South Korea.

Pretty dismal performance in China. Just about flat after opening weekend. Spiderman is doing gangbusters there, though.


Do you think Nolan is still in a full-blown panic?


It's still playing at first-run theaters around here so I guess he can relax a little bit.
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9/8/2026 7:33:30 PM EDT
[#9]
so who watched it?

any good?

worth my time?

I'll admit ive never read Homer or any of that shit so i wont know whats accurate... blah blah.

After that shit movie of The Revenant i stopped watching movies based off books. That was a shit show for anyone that read the AMAZING book.
9/8/2026 7:40:56 PM EDT
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Helen of Detroit !!!!

So Very Well Done, SIR!

Best three word description of the year.

Damn, just Damn some more

9/8/2026 11:25:27 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By sleevefullofaces:
Do you think Nolan is still in a full-blown panic?
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Not that many thought so.
9/8/2026 11:35:59 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Klovis:
so who watched it?

any good?

worth my time?

I'll admit ive never read Homer or any of that shit so i wont know whats accurate... blah blah.

After that shit movie of The Revenant i stopped watching movies based off books. That was a shit show for anyone that read the AMAZING book.
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Again, it is a very loose treatment of the Odyssey.  Nolan almost tells the epic like a Beatnik micro-dosing on hallucinogens in a bar in the late 60s.

The cinematics are well above average.

The use of 100% IMAX analog film is a noble gesture.  Even if it was a TOTAL waste of time in extreme low light.

But sure, why not, it's his vision of a timeless epic.

Is it a classic?

No.
9/9/2026 1:04:57 AM EDT
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Seems this movie is designed to discourage, depress and distress Western Civilization and normal people.

Left has this goal.  Left controls entertainment and the funding for entertainment.  Nations seeking to replace Western Civilization have lots of money, stolen from their populations, to spend on this kind of attack.  Perhaps the revenue is real, perhaps it is as honest as the vote counting during the 2020 election cycle.
9/9/2026 1:14:26 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By MikeSSS:
Seems this movie is designed to discourage, depress and distress Western Civilization and normal people.

Left has this goal.  Left controls entertainment and the funding for entertainment.  Nations seeking to replace Western Civilization have lots of money, stolen from their populations, to spend on this kind of attack.  Perhaps the revenue is real, perhaps it is as honest as the vote counting during the 2020 election cycle.
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The movies about a guy going against overwhelming odds to get back to his family after years of war.

IMO it wasnt very discouraging or depressing.
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9/9/2026 2:15:38 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Klovis:
so who watched it?

any good?

worth my time?
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It's what I'd call 'an experience' movie. Good 1 and done in theater, but wouldn't rewatch if it was on TV (unlike say, The Prestige by Nolan, which I could rewatch 100 times).

The sound effects are the strongest point - the roar of the army entering the gates of Troy and putting it to the torch is incredible.

Best actor is the guy who doesn't have any lines.

9/9/2026 5:31:45 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By 0311SKI:


The movies about a guy going against overwhelming odds to get back to his family after years of war.

IMO it wasnt very discouraging or depressing.
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compared to the actual story?

yes, very deconstructionist
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9/9/2026 5:44:57 AM EDT
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It's what I'd call 'an experience' movie. Good 1 and done in theater, but wouldn't rewatch if it was on TV (unlike say, The Prestige by Nolan, which I could rewatch 100 times).
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I *really* need to watch The Prestige again.
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9/10/2026 11:42:55 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By spydercomonkey:


It's what I'd call 'an experience' movie. Good 1 and done in theater, but wouldn't rewatch if it was on TV (unlike say, The Prestige by Nolan, which I could rewatch 100 times).

The sound effects are the strongest point - the roar of the army entering the gates of Troy and putting it to the torch is incredible.

Best actor is the guy who doesn't have any lines.

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I watched a 1080P-ish torrent.
I'll probably check it out again once a lightly compressed 4K is available.
Yesterday 7:07:40 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Strela:


It's still playing at first-run theaters around here so I guess he can relax a little bit.
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Originally Posted By sleevefullofaces:
Originally Posted By Bohr_Adam:
Another weekend in.

$1,042,560,000 international.

For a global haul of $1,631,636,965.

First R rated movie to exceed one billion outside of the United States.

By far the biggest international hit of any R-rated movie in history.

83 million in South Korea alone, for the biggest sales outside of Europe.

UK and France were the only two countries to top South Korea.

Pretty dismal performance in China. Just about flat after opening weekend. Spiderman is doing gangbusters there, though.


Do you think Nolan is still in a full-blown panic?


It's still playing at first-run theaters around here so I guess he can relax a little bit.


He probably needs to make at least 2 billion to break even, and it's really losing momentum now.

Only 90 million more since my last post.

This may be a career ender for him.

He'll probably be eating beans and rice at a homeless shelter.
History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which Trump is always right.

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Yesterday 10:40:30 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bohr_Adam:


He probably needs to make at least 2 billion to break even, and it's really losing momentum now.

Only 90 million more since my last post.

This may be a career ender for him.

He'll probably be eating beans and rice at a homeless shelter.
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Nah, I think Nolan did a superb job with the algorithm of balancing all that was needed to capture plenty of awards.

- 100% digital IMAX (a first) - CHECK
- Extreme use of practical effects and minimal CGI, even if the ship is a goofy mistake - CHECK
- Follow the Academy's 'RAISE' rules. - CHECK
- Full use of big-name/well-known actors for the primary characters - CHECK
- A script that very loosely tells Homer's story but with a MUCH more progressive tone and sensibility. - DEBATABLE

We'll see how many awards he collects in the coming months.  That's what counts in the Nolan legacy.
Yesterday 11:36:07 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By spydercomonkey:


It's what I'd call 'an experience' movie. Good 1 and done in theater, but wouldn't rewatch if it was on TV (unlike say, The Prestige by Nolan, which I could rewatch 100 times).

The sound effects are the strongest point - the roar of the army entering the gates of Troy and putting it to the torch is incredible.

Best actor is the guy who doesn't have any lines.

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I saw it at one of the smaller "IMAX" theaters last week.  There were a couple of scenes the sound was so loud and intense I wished I had brought some ear pro! Lol
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