6 thoughts on “CLICK5: Oddity Shamble…”

1. By trying to make the poem relatable to modern audiences, Nolan lost something important, Odysseus’s relentless pursuit of glory and revenge, and his cunning as a trickster.

   Those traits don’t fit modern moral sensibilities. But they’re what make Odysseus a compelling character.

   — Micheál Ganley (@GanleyMicheal) July 18, 2026

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   1. "We have Odysseus at home"

      Oddyseus at home: pic.twitter.com/j3thUlkJAX

      — The_Gabrich (@The_Gabrich) July 18, 2026

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   pic.twitter.com/MWm1uVJM2s

   — Raoul Duke (@RaoulDuke617) July 18, 2026

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   1. For those wondering why Hollywood/media is pushing The Odyssey psyop so hard with fake Rotten Tomatoes review scores and critics/media articles gaslighting the public into thinking its actually good (trick into buying tickets) here is the real reason they are doing it: pic.twitter.com/Fd5RGQJers

      — MR. OBVIOUS (@ObviousRises) July 18, 2026

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      1. The Odyssey then – the Odyssey now pic.twitter.com/vtuyfGQHw5

         — Karli Bonne’ 🇺🇸 (@KarluskaP) July 17, 2026

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3. The bald man is actually speaking Greek, and the Indian replies to him with "no, we're Greeks" in English.

   Words cannot describe how much I despise this movie. https://t.co/peRr0q8wTS

   — Theophylact | Θεοφύλακτος🇬🇷☦ (@ippotisorthodox) July 17, 2026

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