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Philip Sledge

Christopher Nolan Is Known To Mess With Time In His Movies, And I'm Curious How He Might In The Odyssey

Brad Pitt in a warrior helmet in The Odyssey.

I’m going to be honest with everyone by saying Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is what I’m looking forward to the most on the 2026 movie schedule. The long-in-the-works book-to-screen adaptation, with its massive story and even bigger cast of A-listers, looks, sounds, and feels like an epic undertaking that I’ll be seeing on the biggest screen possible this summer.

While there’s a lot I’m looking forward to seeing from the Academy Award-winning filmmaker’s take on Homer’s epic poem, I can’t stop thinking about how Nolan is going to mess with time from a narrative standpoint. I mean, on top of working with a certain set of frequent collaborators and pushing the IMAX format to its limit, toying with time has become one of the director’s hallmarks. It’s safe to say I’m growing increasingly more curious about all of this…

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