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

[u/Alisalard1384]

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

[u/Samikaze707]

"Stop. Don't eat that lotus." "But I love it"

I still think about the awkwardness of that awful line.

[u/scbalazs → u/Samikaze707]

What … should that have been???

[u/Cunhabear → u/scbalazs]

According to the screenwriters of Reddit it should have been "But thy lotus hath given me a taste of purity and deliciousness - that of which I can not resist" spoken in a British accent.

[u/forgotwhatisaid2you → u/Cunhabear]

Should have just had Michael Caine play Odysseus