The Odyssey review 0 ▲ This Way Up 1 hour ago · 7 min read1405 words · Writing · hide · 0 comments You never really know what you’re going to get with a Christopher Nolan film. I remember wondering before both Dunkirk how he could find a new way to present a familiar story. With Oppenheimer I imagined it wouldn’t be very exciting yet it was even though it was mostly conversational. As for Inception and Tenet, they are strange out there movies that work even though they shouldn’t. The Odyssey is I suppose the original story, or at least one of the first great tales. Its credited to Homer though he may just have been the first person to write down a story that, like many of that time, were passed on by word of mouth. Can Christopher Nolan reinvigorate yet remain true to such a venerable work? Spoiler- yes! The Odyssey is probably the only one of this year’s major releases which can’t really be spoiled by advance plot details especially as this version is seen by those who know the fine detail of the poem as the most accurate to the story. Due to its age, The Odyssey has been borrowed… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.