Jul 3, 2026 · 1 hr 32 min · 10 segments
In this episode the FilmBros discuss Christopher Nolan's decision to shutdown Odyssey screenings for influencers, DC News updates, Supergirl worst movie of the summer and more…
butt cheeks are crossed but first things first though we're gonna have to obviously talk about is the goat himself christopher nolan basically refusing after this weekend's debacle uh he looked at it and basically is refusing all influencer help he basically said fuck you guys you guys aren't even shilling for any of the movies anyways plus on top of that um you know in this time of in this time of social media.
You know, you can't really have fan screenings for too long, or not at least fan screenings, but influencer screenings, because they basically, you know, usually leaks come out and whatnot.
But I do believe that this is kind of like a a way to avoid controversy as well.
I know that this movie has been kind of getting behind the scenes controversy with, you know, Travis Scott being in a role, Elliot page as well.
That's been kind of on a lot of people's mental for some reason.
But I mean, what do you think that this is just Christopher Nolan being Christopher Nolan saying, fuck the influencers.
We don't need them.
We don't need their, their talking points.
Or is he also trying to avoid, you know, the bad conversations as well is it two birds one stone kind of thing
i think it's i would say it's probably all those things and more because not only is he avoiding leaks but at the same time it feels like all the influencers probably won't get what he's going to be going for and so maybe he's just like you know what this is far above them we're just going to need the people that know and can pay attention to consume this properly
Even though maybe he's not that tapped in, which he probably should be.
He should know that there's been kind of a little bit of backlash online, right? So, I mean...
I know this is like how you said it.
It's a little bit of everything.
It's kind of like you avoid the situation altogether with the pros and cons.
It has a little bit more, in my opinion, cons.
With the name of Christopher Nolan, you would assume that he would kind of just walk in there and not really give a fuck.
Because it's like, okay, influencers are going to watch it and all that stuff.
And on top of that, like I said...
it was kind of a big topic when it was announced, right? Like that, like this thing, I mean, motherfuckers were cracking books open because they didn't even, they thought they knew.
They were like, oh yeah, that's the book that I totally did not skip out on in favor of Spider-Man comics.
You know what I'm saying? Like that, this story wasn't really a movie for influencers, right? Like how you said, they're probably, this is not the targeted audience for this kind of film.
butt cheeks are crossed but first things first though we're gonna have to obviously talk about is the goat himself christopher nolan basically refusing after this weekend's debacle uh he looked at it and basically is refusing all influencer help he basically said fuck you guys you guys aren't even shilling for any of the movies anyways plus on top of that um you know in this time of in this time of social media.
You know, you can't really have fan screenings for too long, or not at least fan screenings, but influencer screenings, because they basically, you know, usually leaks come out and whatnot.
But I do believe that this is kind of like a a way to avoid controversy as well.
I know that this movie has been kind of getting behind the scenes controversy with, you know, Travis Scott being in a role, Elliot page as well.
That's been kind of on a lot of people's mental for some reason.
But I mean, what do you think that this is just Christopher Nolan being Christopher Nolan saying, fuck the influencers.
We don't need them.
We don't need their, their talking points.
Or is he also trying to avoid, you know, the bad conversations as well is it two birds one stone kind of thing
i think it's i would say it's probably all those things and more because not only is he avoiding leaks but at the same time it feels like all the influencers probably won't get what he's going to be going for and so maybe he's just like you know what this is far above them we're just going to need the people that know and can pay attention to consume this properly
Even though maybe he's not that tapped in, which he probably should be.
He should know that there's been kind of a little bit of backlash online, right? So, I mean...
I know this is like how you said it.
It's a little bit of everything.
It's kind of like you avoid the situation altogether with the pros and cons.
It has a little bit more, in my opinion, cons.
With the name of Christopher Nolan, you would assume that he would kind of just walk in there and not really give a fuck.
Because it's like, okay, influencers are going to watch it and all that stuff.
And on top of that, like I said...
it was kind of a big topic when it was announced, right? Like that, like this thing, I mean, motherfuckers were cracking books open because they didn't even, they thought they knew.
They were like, oh yeah, that's the book that I totally did not skip out on in favor of Spider-Man comics.
You know what I'm saying? Like that, this story wasn't really a movie for influencers, right? Like how you said, they're probably, this is not the targeted audience for this kind of film.
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