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The Odyssey Review – Chris Nolan Weaves Cinematic Magic

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By Rachit Gupta, Tom Holland, Anne Hathway
| Filmfare Verified
Fans might as well call him Odysseus and his cinematic legacy would be no less than The Odyssey. That’s Chris Nolan. A literal “epic” filmmaker whose films become cinematic events across the world upon release. Why is this Wikipedia / ChatGPT style introduction needed in this review? Because it sets context. And setting context is of key importance in this particular review. The Odyssey is a retelling of a literary epic, a poem that, by some estimates, is 2500 years old.
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Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon, Tom Holland on The Odyssey: India 'deserves' Hollywood Premieres

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By Rachit Gupta
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Home News Hollywood Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon, Tom Holland on The Odyssey: India 'deserves' Hollywood Premieres Published on Jul 11, 2026, 12:23 IST Christopher Nolan, producer Emma Thomas and cast members Matt Damon and Tom Holland revealed all that's special about The Odyssey at the Mumbai press conference.
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Moana Review - The Ocean Calls, But You've Heard This Song Before

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By Rachit Gupta, Catherine Laga'aia, Dwayne Johnson, Dwayne The Rock Johnson
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Critic's rating 3.0/5 There is something audacious about remaking a film that is barely ten years old. Not reinterpreting it, not reimagining it, just remaking it, beat for beat, song for song, line for line. Disney's live-action Moana is exactly that. If you watched the 2016 original even once, you will spend the entirety of this film one step ahead of it. Every emotional turn, every comic beat, every lyric lands exactly where you already know it will.
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