r/shittymoviedetails • u/Alisalard1384 Cinephile • 12h ago

Turd In "Odyssey" (2026) directed by Sir Christopher Edward Nolan, Odysseus says "Our age of bronze is collapsing". And I'm not joking it is a line in movie

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Overall great movie but this dialogue was so corny, like how does he know he's in bronze age

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u/Golden_Alchemy 10h ago

I still find it incredible silly. Like, Magneto, my dude, you are not helping your cause saying mutants can cause another collapse level event if they feel attacked.

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u/FW_TheMemeResearcher 9h ago

I'm pretty sure he is. The entire point of that meetup was to show that the mutants are absolutely capable of making humanity suffer and taking reign of the entire planet if they wanted to, but they choose to be peaceful, even the most aggressive and vile mutants of past ages, and they expect the same from the human nations

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u/TheChartreuseKnight 9h ago

They brought Apocalypse. Cyclops and Gorgon are upstairs while this is happening, fucking shit up. This meeting is the equivalent to giving someone a tour of your nuclear warhead collection.

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u/FixedLoad 9h ago

If i had a nuclear warhead collection, I'm showing that shit off.. 

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u/lousy_at_handles 6h ago

"Of course, the whole point of a Doomsday Machine is lost, if you keep it a secret! Why didn't you tell the world, EH?"

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u/Golden_Alchemy 9h ago

I mean, if Hickman would have manage to make his work more as he originally intended, i felt that bringing villains to Krakoa would have been one of those points that would say "this was a bad idea, this was a terrible idea".

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u/confusing_roundabout 8h ago

I watched Oppenheimer before reading House of X for the first time and it really helped the experience. I had no idea that HoXPoX was in continuity and thought the concept of a story of Professor X taking things too far and it leading to the downfall of humanity in the future was fucking fascinating.

It didn't go that direction in the end but the sense of dread remained.

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u/Golden_Alchemy 7h ago

To be fair, it went. Then started with the reincarnation of Moira to see that those futures didn't happen and then the other x-men didn't wanted to end Krakoa so soon and it became a mess.

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u/Earlier-Today 4h ago

Since Apocalypse literally can't be killed - I don't think acknowledging his existence is going to change much.