‘The Odyssey’ Stuns CinemaCon With Intense Trojan Horse Attack Footage; Christopher Nolan Says Movie Was an ‘Absolute Nightmare to Film — in All the Right Ways’

By Rebecca Rubin

Rebecca Rubin

Senior Film and Media Reporter

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The Patron Saint of Movie Theaters has returned to CinemaCon, the exhibition industry’s annual trade show.

Christopher Nolan made his way to Las Vegas to talk up “The Odyssey,” his historical drama based on Homer’s Greek epic. Not that he needs to convince exhibitors to schedule any of his films. Movie theater operators adore Nolan because he’s the rare director who can get people to the big screen based on his name alone.

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