Nolan's 'Odyssey' Reviewed as Dark Horror Trip
Christopher Nolan's film adaptation of Homer's 'The Odyssey' is described as a dark horror trip through an eerie world, a spectacle that must be seen. The review humorously notes the failed attempt to write in hexameters in Homer's honor, suggesting such folly would only lead to correspondence with classical philologists.
Key facts
- Christopher Nolan directs 'The Odyssey'.
- The film is described as a dark horror trip.
- The review attempted hexameter verses in Homer's honor.
- The attempt is described as 'kläglich' (pitiful).
- The review suggests the hexameter attempt could lead to correspondence with classical philologists.
- The film is presented as a spectacle that must be seen.
Entities
Artists
- Christopher Nolan
- Homer