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There's going to be a "The Odyssey 2" isn't there?
Edit: I'm glad to see at least 3 people got the joke. For the rest of you
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The Odyssey is adapted from a book and there was no sequel to it! As others have pointed out, The Iliad is more of a prequel.He ain't that kind of director, bruv.
I think you’re talking about the Iliad.
And probably yes.
The Iliad happened before the odyssey, actually. And he definitely won't make an Iliad movie because the trojan war was already covered in the movie.
I know it happens before the Odyssey, actually. And I fully understand it happens towards the end of Trojan War. There’s still quite a lot of story involving hero’s and gods and saying he definitely won’t is quite presumptuous.
It makes perfect sense. Aktually
Who could forget interstellar 2 and Inception 2.
A. It was a throw-away joke B. Inception made $820k since release and Interstellar made $760. Earning $1.1B in a couple of weeks is a different ballgame. 3. See point #1
You're right, but I don't think you meant less than a million for Inception and less than a grand for Interstellar lol
For the curious : 873 million in 2009 is almost 1.3B today, 760 million in 2014 is almost 1.1B today.
Sorry you're right. Those k's should have been M's!
Given they cashed in on the pivotal horse scene already, I doubt they'll do a separate illiad movie
The famous climactic chapter where Priam sneaks into Achilles’s tent and asks for a giant wooden horse.
Now he could get really wild and go for the bizarro-world sequel and make the Aeneid next.
Frankly there should have been one planned to begin with. If the first movie was everything after the horse and before his return to Ithica, and the second movie was about his return and what all happens there, maybe the pacing wouldn't have felt so rushed and they could have done any amount of environmental story telling whatsoever.
I don't think there was enough to do a LotR treatment. Not while keeping interest from the first part to get people back for the second. I don't think the pacing was rushed as much as disjointed with flashbacks by necessity to explain why things had happened. Adaptations to visual media is difficult. We see it in every book brought to the screen. Maybe if we hadn't lost all the other stories in between.
The Aeneid is arguably a sequel. Certainly Virgil wanted it to be.
In reality it's more like fanfic, but hey, that's close enough for Hollywood.