Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ a staggering, visceral achievement
After the massive success of “Oppenheimer,” nobody would blame Christopher Nolan if he decided to make something a little less ambitious.
Instead, Nolan’s bombastic interpretation of Homer clears its own ridiculously difficult benchmark. Shot in stunning real-world locations (no green screens allowed) and an arsenal of impressive practical effects, “The Odyssey” redraws the parameters of the modern Hollywood epic.
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