Christopher Nolan’s epic film, The Odyssey, is the ultimate epic, boasting an impressive 2 million feet of film footage.

By Ayush Sachan

It’s almost unimaginable for Christopher Nolan to accomplish a feat surpassing all his previous successes. He’s about to reinvent one of the most cherished comic book mythologies from scratch.

He’s crafting action set-pieces that make perfect sense when played both forwards and backwards. He’s transforming the terrifying creation of the atomic bomb into a three-hour, doom-laden epic that grosses nearly $1 billion during the peak of summer blockbuster season.

Even more astonishingly, he’s cast the legendary David Bowie as Nikola Tesla. But as Inception wisely advises, “You mustn’t be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling.” So here it is. After Oppenheimer and all those Oscar wins, Christopher Nolan is dreaming even bigger. The Odyssey begins.