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oyaskii:it looks ai - the allure of cgi like this gets to me nowadays |
pu7pl3:th reason it is remembered is 2 reasons, it is a great movie but the main reasons is because the joker died and it was a pioneer of the superhero blockbusters we have today - doesn't make it a better movie than the odyssey. there are better films than the dark knight that wont be remembered as it is doesnt make it less of a film |
100naira:ragebait abeg. looks like you dont understand me |
100naira:The movie is an adaptation of the Odyssey not the Iliad or the Trojan war - normally wouldn't even be a part of it |
pdppower:Shout power😂 |
pu7pl3:This is a flawed review, maybe we watched a totally different film. Saying the movie is NOWHERE CLOSE to the Dark Knight is insane rage bait! I literally watched the Dark Knight just yesterday in a private screening and I can't begin to understand why you believe that movie is a better made movie than the Odyssey, maybe you need a second rewatch, you want to be different or you're being nostalgic of 2008 film. Like what makes it far ahead of the Odyssey |
100naira:How was he under utilized, he died when he should have bro |
pu7pl3:Wait what?! You think this movie is mid tier Nolan? You're literally saying 7 movies of his are better than Odyssey. Ass take tbh. This is one of his top 3 1. Interstellar 2. Inception 3. The Odyssey (after second viewing) 4. The Dark Knight 5. The Prestige 6. Oppenheimer 7. Memento 8. Tenet 9. Dunkirk 10. The Batman Begins 11. Dark Knight Rises 12. Insomnia 13. Following |
Achilles100:If you've watched the movie, you'd certainly know why she's black but you haven't. So don't be stupid |
Mbappé Standalone Kingship as All-Time World Cup Top Scorer History has rewritten itself on football's grandest stage. In a breathtaking individual tournament run, France’s Kylian Mbappé has officially become the highest goalscorer in FIFA World Cup history. By finding the back of the net twice in France's recent outing against England, Mbappé took his career World Cup tally to an unprecedented 22 goals. This monumental achievement pushes him past Argentina's legendary Lionel Messi, who had briefly claimed the crown earlier in the 2026 tournament to reach 21 total goals. The Great Ascent: All-Time World Cup Top Scorers The race at the top of soccer history has reached its boiling point. Here is how the historic leaderboard looks following Mbappé's masterclass: 1. Kylian Mbappé 🇫🇷 (France) — 22 Goals| 22 Matches Played 2. Lionel Messi 🇦🇷 (Argentina) — 21 Goals | 33 Matches Played 3. Miroslav Klose 🇩🇪 (Germany) — 16 Goals | 24 Matches Played 4. Ronaldo 🇧🇷Brazil) — 15 Goals | 19 Matches Played 5. Gerd Müller 🇩🇪(West Germany) — 14 Goals| 13 Matches Played ### ⚡ Breaking Down the Numbers: Mbappé vs. Messi The speed with which the 27-year-old French captain has dismantled this record is nothing short of terrifying for global defenses. * **Efficiency Extraordinaire:** Mbappé reached his **22-goal milestone** in exactly **22 World Cup appearances**, maintaining a flawless 1.0 goal-per-game ratio on the biggest stage. * **The Longevity Contrast:** In comparison, Lionel Messi scored his 21st World Cup goal in his 31st appearance for Argentina at 39 years old. Mbappé has bypassed that mountain nearly a decade younger than his former PSG teammate. * **Tournament Breakdown:** Mbappé's legacy features 4 goals in Russia 2018, an outstanding 8 goals in Qatar 2022, and another blistering 10 goals over the course of the 2026 campaign to fully claim the throne. While Messi’s multi-generational brilliance and magical tournament moments will remain etched in football folklore forever, the mantle of the World Cup's ultimate marksman has unequivocally shifted to Kylian Mbappé. At just 27, he isn't just chasing history—he's pulling completely out of sight.
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Baddestguyp:Remember he could see the future, he probably saw no future his friends will be alive without the rumbling |
DieRich5:Depends on the scale of the war, if the Nigerian government killed us citizens first then it's justifiable |
abduleez1:Oya predict the Odyssey box office |
Illusioneffect:Didn't know I could even type all this about AOT, shows how great this show is mahnn 😪😭 |
Baddestguyp:Look, I totally get why people condemn Eren—what he did is genuinely horrific. But calling him a straightforward villain or just a 'cautionary tale' kind of misses the entire point of the show's tragedy. Eren didn't start the fire; he was born into a world that was already burning him alive. For his entire life, Paradis was treated like a cage, and the second they peeked outside, they realized the entire global population wanted them wiped off the face of the earth. Think about the options he actually had: The world refused to even talk to them. The 50-year plan? It meant sacrificing Historia, breeding her kids like cattle, and just kicking the war down the road for the next generation to deal with. Eren didn't propagate a cycle of violence; he was backed into a corner by a cycle that had been spinning for thousands of years. And the ultimate tragedy is that Eren wasn't even truly free to choose. He was a literal slave to the concept of freedom itself. The Attack Titan's entire nature is to relentlessly push forward, and Eren was so consumed by this singular drive that he couldn't stop, even when it meant destroying his own humanity. Freedom was the only thing he ever wanted, but it became his own personal prison. When the choice is 'let everyone you love be systematically slaughtered' or 'destroy the people trying to kill you,' normal morality completely breaks down. He’s not a monster who wanted to conquer the world. He’s a deeply traumatized kid who was given the power of a god, trapped by a destiny he couldn't escape, and forced to choose between his people or the world that hated them. It's messed up, but in a world that cruel, survival is going to win every single time. |
DieRich5:80% of the world population died, kids and animals who had nothing to do with it and some countries who even had no hand in the destruction of Paradis Island |
The true villain is King Fritz pu7pl3: |
DieRich5:Ummm, he over did it in my opinion, justifiable but irredeemable |
IMEI:Wait what?! |
iamoyindamola:Costume looks over done and weird. |
oyaskii:Actually, someone mentioned something I said then 😂 and I just stumbled upon your comment close to it |
oyaskii:Knew it 🤣🤣 after praising the trailer |
armadeo:This is a perfect example of the life of a grifter. Nerdrotic and Critical Drinker will absolutely enjoy this movie since the people they are angry about only appear for 5 minutes or less. This is Lord of the Rings-esque the type of movies they like. But they're not allowed too like it or they'll lose money and followers
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SOZINN:People are about to review bomb this movie which would have nothing to do with the quality of the movie but then just trying to be 'anti-woke' watch how it falls especially the audience reaction |
SPOILER REVIEW OF THE ODYSSEY! SKIP AND CLOSE YOUR EYES Christopher Nolan finally made a horror movie, and he just happened to disguise it as a Greek epic. I went in expecting Interstellar with triremes, but what I got was straight-up nightmare fuel. Nolan’s take on the Cyclops cave is legitimately terrifying—the creature design is what you’d imagine lives under your bed, and the sound design is jarring. When that thing screams, it’s ten times louder than anything else in the movie, making it feel like a literal panic attack. Even the Circe sequence is scary as hell because Nolan treats magic as a dangerous, existential crisis rather than some whimsical fantasy trope. - The Cast: Matt Damon actually clocks into work here, but John Leguizamo is the massive surprise standout in a role way bigger than the trailers suggested. Robert Pattinson plays a character you just want to smack, and he absolutely owns it. - The Cameo Trap: Don't let the posters fool you. Mia Goth is in this for maybe 60 seconds, and Lupita Nyong’o (Helen of Troy) only shows up for about five minutes in fragmented flashbacks. - The "Let's Go" Moment: That line from the trailer that sounded like a TikToker? Nolan was basically trolling us. In context, the scene plays out completely differently and actually works. - The Dog Scene: Huge warning for dog lovers—Nolan doesn't shy away from the brutal reality of the time, and there’s a scene involving cruelty to dogs that is genuinely rough to watch. - The Ending: The first two hours feel a bit disjointed and slow, but the final 45 minutes are the "key to the map." It’s a massive emotional payoff about family and the scars of war that had me holding back tears It’s dark, high-contrast, and feels physical rather than like a green-screen haze. If you want a grounded, "awesometacular" drama that doubles as a horror flick, this is it. |
The fact people really thought Nolan would make a bad movie
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oyaskii:This is actually so sad, you might be shocked but even in the US, there are particular places you can't even watch it yet. i actually thought you were in lagos |
oyaskii:did you watch the movie |
Illusioneffect:A cinematic masterpiece by all standpoints. Anyone who comes to this movie with any complaints is being bias or trying to trend or maybe decided to hate on it before even watching it. This is a 3 hour movie - the casting choices like I said before are off but movies make bad casting choices every time, it can't be perfect - these castings are literally only 5 minutes out of a 3 hour movie. I'm not a shoes and sandals person but this is the most epic a film can be. It's just sad you all in Nigeria can't view it on a 70mm iMax screen 😭😩
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The Odyssey - 1000/10 (the embargo has been lifted) This is probably the most epic story I have ever watched and probably anyone here will ever watched!!! This is just an idea of what I felt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkUuA7CNiI4?si=MSkH5hiz6No0_p3M |
BeLookingIDIOT:😂😂😂Chai |
