Nolan’s The Odyssey blends horror, canine lore, and IMAX ambition
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Christopher Nolan discusses The Odyssey, his Homer adaptation shot entirely in IMAX, describing its horror elements and calling Odysseus’ journey a “dog movie” inspired by his new dog. He draws thematic parallels to Oppenheimer, explains his approach to balance myth with a cautionary message, and details production choices (IMAX, gear, crew shifts) while confirming a 70mm re-release of The Prestige and highlighting budget discipline as key to creative freedom.
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