The Odyssey (2026)

This is not a bad movie at all. It's enjoyable and for those who are not familiar with the story, it will teach you a few pieces of ancient literature. The characterizations, casting, and directing is, of course, superb, as are many of the effects, but this movie falls down in its interpretation of the source material, I feel. I am by no means an expert, but I feel that the movie loses its way a little and that it could have been better if it had been cast more in its original light. I still recommend you watch this as it is a stunning piece of cinema…

Score: 2/10 An Epic That Lost Its Way Home What did I miss? That's the question I kept asking myself throughout Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. I was expecting so much more. The pedigree was undeniable: Nolan behind the camera, a staggering ensemble cast, a legendary source material that has endured for nearly three millennia. And yet, what unfolded on screen was, to put it bluntly, like watching a kids' movie. The Tone Problem: A Myth for Children Homer's Odyssey is not a children's story. It is a brutal, bloody, morally complex epic about a man who…

Homer would not recognize his great epic poem from the garbage they turned it into. Why even bother attributing any of it to him as its not what the poem was meant to portray. The only resemblance to the poem is the name, after that its just made up, woke leaning, virtue signaling. Don't waste your money and wait for it to be released on a streaming service if you absolutely must see it. It won't be in theaters long and unless they fake the earnings it will be a huge money loser. Girls playing at being boys playing at being men .... yadda yadda