[2026] Christopher Nolan's Greek myth film 'The Odyssey'

These aren't actual trailers for the movie. AI-generated.

There's been one teaser for the film that came out in theaters last summer. Probably wasn't even a minute long. I can't find it anywhere so I think it got scrubbed whenever uploaded to Youtube.

I did see a posted video someone recorded at a distance, the ship in a huge tank with the film crew and a giant-ass IMAX camera to one side. You could even make out Matt Damon pretty well.

Looking forward to this movie, big-time.

 

Fake trailers

 

I just rewatched Troy. I'm excited for the Eric Bana and Brad Pitt sequel.

 

Not authentically Greek film unless it stars Stavros Halkias.

 

Ok, glad to hear those are fake. I was watching and kept thinking, "Why does all this dialogue sound so stilted and weird?" AI makes perfect sense now.

 

Apparently in theaters this and next weekend for certain movies (Sinners, One Battle after Another, I guess re-releases) there will be sneak peeks and a trailer (in front of Avatar 3) for the movie. I don't know if these will make it to the internet after.

 

Fake trailers are a big deal and some get millions of views.

Rule of thumb is to make sure it’s from the studio’s YT channel.

 

I despise fake trailers, yet people seem to love them. I don't get it. Old man yelling at cloud syndrome?

 

Thank God that was AI because I watched them and wondered if Nolan had a brain tumor. They were like a terrible Greek Calvin Klein commercial.

 

looks dope, i am excite! would be better if it starred tom cruise tho

 

Isn't he so small he sits at the kids table?

Also, @Jontro, who dat?

 

iono breh. if it looks real, i fap.

 

Replete with scratch and sniff?

Guess not.