Nolan's Odyssey Gets Ancient Score, End-Credit Twist, and 'Cringe' Rap

Composer Ludwig Göransson is going back to the Bronze Age for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey', per Variety. He reportedly used ancient Greek instruments, scrap metal, and gongs to craft the score, following Nolan's directive not to use traditional orchestral sounds.

/Film reports the film makes one major change to Homer's epic in its final moments, though the outlet is keeping the spoiler-heavy details under wraps. The blockbuster also features a surprising song over its end credits.

Meanwhile, JoBlo is buzzing about a bizarre promotional rap tied to the film. The outlet describes the star-studded video as 'jaw-droppingly awkward' and 'magnificently cringe', questioning whether it's real or AI-generated.

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