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Millions see leaked copy of The Odyssey movie on X

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Millions see leaked copy of The Odyssey movie on X
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Crazy," wrote someone in a post on X."Someone leaked The Odyssey movie in HD.

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Millions see leaked copy of The Odyssey movie on XImage source, Universal StudiosImage caption, Matt Damon and Zendaya star in The Odyssey, directed by Christopher NolanByIan YoungsCulture reporterPublished14 minutes agoDirector Christopher Nolan wants people to watch The Odyssey on the biggest screen possible - but two million people reportedly viewed a social media post containing a leaked copy of his film this weekend.Film industry outlet Variety reported, external that an X message embedded with a high-quality version of the film gathered 2.1 million views in two-and-a-half hours on Saturday, before the account was suspended."The full odyssey movie in a tweet, as nolan intended," one user joked.Nolan shot the entire three-hour movie on 70mm film, a large, high-resolution format…

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