Greek Warriors in Movies — 2006 vs 2026
Greek warriors in movies (2006): 300 — fierce, muscular, roaring. Greek warriors in movies (2026): scared, confused, dark armor. Hollywood’s 20-year decline in one image.
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White People 1000 Years Ago — Built Cathedrals
"Without illegal third world immigration there would be no construction and food." "White people 1000 years ago:" Notre-Dame Cathedral Europe built cathedrals without modern immigration....
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The Odyssey IMDB Reviews — Mostly Negative
The first batch of user reviews on IMDB for The Odyssey has landed. Mostly negative when sorted by votes. Theme: disappointment, cast that didn’t fit,...
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British Cavalry at Waterloo — Reimagined
RAW EGG NATIONALIST: ‘Imagine showing this to the British cavalrymen who died at Waterloo.’ Paz is Right: ‘Fucking hell what a mess.’ The British cavalry...
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Odyssey Crew — New Adventures Every Day
Odyssey crew, they ain’t here to play! Odyssey crew, new adventures every day! Lachlan Phillips wrote a banger about the Odyssey characters.
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Vanessa Williams as Calypso — 1997 No Backlash
Magills: ‘In the 1997 Odyssey Vanessa Williams was cast as Calypso and no one was outraged because she was unbelievably hot.’ 1997: hot Black woman...
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The Odyssey Looks Cool AF — Nothing to Complain About
I don’t know what all the fuss is about. The Odyssey movie looks cool AF. This is what epic fantasy should look like. Cyclops, warriors,...
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Never Ask the British About Their Museum Collection
The 3 things you should never ask: A woman, her age A man, his salary The British, why they have so much cool stuff in...
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Unfamiliar With Nolan’s Casting Skills
"Christopher Nolan, I was unfamiliar with your casting skills 🔥" Maybe he should have gone this direction instead.
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LEAKED — Elliot Page’s Real Ending in The Odyssey
LEAKED: The real ending for Elliot Page in The Odyssey. Kilt, sandals, Trojan Horse beach. Nolan’s vision.
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Irene Papas as Helen of Troy — 1971
Greek actress Irene Papas as Helen of Troy in The Trojan Women (1971). A Greek playing a Greek. How novel.
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Born in the Shire — Definitely a Hobbit
Anglo Restoration: "My child was born in the Shire. Its a Hobbit." shows an Uruk-hai Something went very wrong in the Shire.