
Yo I’m OP. Everyone here had to read certain segments of it, but not the full thing. I’ve also heard that other districts read either segments, or even worse, the more modern versions that the film was based on that had… choices with the translations that messed with the characters a LOT. I read the full thing on my own time though, so that’s why I was wondering if others had as well
We did read I think an abridged version in 9th grade. I was also surprised that not everyone had at least read a part of it or knows the basic plot, my bf is the one that really wanted to see it and after he turns to me and was like “was that pretty accurate?” and I was like wait have u not read it??? Apparently he was not made to
Yeah ngl a lot of people glazing the movie probably didn’t have to read it or completely forgot the plot, or at least that’s my assumption. Don’t get me wrong it was still pretty good considering it’s a Christopher Nolan film, but man he could’ve done sooooooooo much better given what he had to work with
😭 Thank you 🙏 I can finally not feel insane for my opinion on it. Yeah I think I’d give it a 6 or 7 as well (this hinges on if the bad audio mixing was just because the theater I went to had bad speakers). It’s a good movie on its own. As an adaptation of the Odyssey though, I give it maybe a 4/10. As the cinematic masterpiece that Nolan was advertising though, I think he reached maybe a 3/10 at best. Could’ve been so much more considering his capabilities
I’ve been so confused online because everyone says that the scenes and sets all have an “epic scale never seen before in Hollywood”. Hello? Are we forgetting this guy made Interstellar? Compared to what I was expecting going into the movie, everything felt very small. I think that’s part of why I couldn’t get immersed in it as much as I wanted to