Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" starts much like the Homeric epic on which it's based, depicting a series of trials that befall Odysseus (Matt Damon) on his long journey back to Ithaca from the Trojan War.

Some aspects of Christopher Nolan's take on Greek myths are straightforward adaptation. But it ends in a very different place.

Below, find the fates of each 'Heartstopper' character in the film, their graphic novel endings and Alice Oseman's insight into the choices.

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Old Henry, a 2021 western starring Tim Blake Nelson, has been dominating the top of the Netflix top 10 movies in the U.S. chart all week. Written and directed by Potsy Ponciroli (Greedy People, Motor City),

Nuremberg ends by shifting attention from courtroom verdicts to Howie’s future, revealing how the landmark trial permanently changed those who witnessed it.

The Odyssey's ending once again has Christopher Nolan fans asking some big questions, and we're here to explain.

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Seeing Hye-ran threatened snaps Do-jun out of his usual flashy fighting style, and he turns on Yong-gang in earnest. Once free, Hye-ran releases Si-nae and A-ra, and the finale becomes a genuine group effort where the women aren’t sidelined after being rescued. They’re instrumental in taking down Yong-gang’s crew alongside the men.