Steve Deace
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94 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
Steve Deace’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I think that all you need to know is the hipster feminist who did the modern translation of the Odyssey that Nolan based much of his script off of has come out and pointed out that essentially he reduced Odysseus into just kind of a modern whiner.
constantly looking for some form of affirmation and counseling for his laments and not the hero seeking after glory of the story.
And if that's coming from the feminist hipster that Nolan based his interpretation off of, well, then imagine what somebody like me who puts the fun in fundamentalist thinks of the film.
It is...
I was blown away, and I'm a Christopher Nolan stan.
I raised a son whose dream in life until about 30 days ago was to be the next Christopher Nolan, and now he won't even go see the film.
Anybody who's telling you that the Ellen Page character is a minor footnote, cameo,
done to appease academy voters for an oscar is wrong ellen page is basically the rosebud of the whole movie i mean she is the moral conscience of the film as she is driving odysseus is contact you know his conscience the entire film she gives them a a nice woke uh... spirit of the age of lecture uh... from ironically hell i mean sometimes these people with their own woke ism can't afford stepping on their own regs that's right uh... elliott page ellen page speaks from hell so that's that's a thing
And then, you know, at the end, when Odysseus disguises himself to make sure his wife and son haven't betrayed him, takes the name of Ellen Page's character and is out to kind of avenge her legacy the entire film.
I mean, she's again, she's the her character is the moral.
She's in the very first scene.
She's in the undercurrent of the entire film.
And it's a character, by the way, that's not even in the Odyssey.
My own theory is that originally Ellen was cast as Achilles, and then with the entire blowback several months ago, they changed it to this other character.
That's my own pet theory.
And then there's this weird feminist lament that Anne Hathaway's character has about how the men won't allow her to become queen.
It's just it's it's intentionally subversive.
It's intentionally deconstructive in nature.
And Odysseus abdicates is thrown at the end instead of taking it as he does in the story.
He abdicates it in the end because he's got to go off now and sail and find himself and and learn from all the terrible things he has said and done.
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