RE: The Odyssey 2026 08-26-2026, 02:02 PM
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(08-26-2026, 01:57 PM)sboom Wrote: idrc bout the casting decisions. They made it so Xenia's Law(Zeus's Law in the movie) was used as a golden rule type thing which i didnt like and despite the homeric version having the greeks attack on troy be divinely sanctioned by multiple gods cause of various reasons(helen abducted etc.) they framed it as the greeks breaking the law by using the horse. If i rmr correctly the gods only got mad during the fall of troy cause the greeks did violent stuff at altars and such
It sounds like it was turned into a twist of the original story as most modern film directors tend to do nowadays. I was looking forward to watching it, maybe when it's no longer in threatres if it's critic review is leaning towards the latter.


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