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‘The Odyssey’ shows studios when to ignore critics

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By Miles Surrey
| Taipei Times Verified
By Miles Surrey / Bloomberg Opinion Add TT as Preferred Source Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster, The Odyssey, had a suitably epic opening weekend. The film grossed US$264.1 million, becoming the biggest global launch in Nolan’s career. With such overwhelming enthusiasm from moviegoers, the right-wing backlash surrounding The Odyssey — concerning everything from casting decisions to the modern-day dialogue and US accents — has sunk without a trace, not unlike some of Odysseus’ ill-fated crew.
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'The Odyssey' shows studios when to ignore critics

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By Miles Surrey
| The Brunswick News Verified
Christopher Nolan's latest blockbuster, "The Odyssey," had a suitably epic opening weekend. The film grossed $264.1 million, becoming the biggest global launch in Nolan's career. With such overwhelming enthusiasm from moviegoers, the right-wing backlash surrounding "The Odyssey" - concerning everything from casting decisions to the modern-day dialogue and American accents - has sunk without a trace, not unlike some of Odysseus' ill-fated crew.
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Hollywood's guaranteed paydays for stars are bad bets now

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By Miles Surrey
| The Brunswick News Verified
Rather than making a summer splash, Disney's live-action "Moana" remake floundered at the box office. Opening with $43 million domestically against a $250 million production budget, the film is already projected to lose the studio between $100 and $125 million, according to Deadline. It's also a disappointing outcome for Dwayne Johnson, reprising his role as the demigod Maui, as it extends a streak of commercial flops for one of Hollywood's highest-paid stars.
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