REVIEW: ‘The Odyssey’: Christopher Nolan’s expansive and full-tilt meditation on war let down by generic dialogue and big-name casting

DUBAI: Christopher Nolan’s gargantuan full-IMAX retelling of Homer’s “The Odyssey” is an elemental and testosterone-fuelled undertaking, chock-full of gorgeous set-pieces and metaphysical ruminations that are typical for the auteur; but unfortunately, the sum of its parts do not make for a transformative watch, simply because the film is let down by its generic, modern dialogue, maddeningly inconsistent pacing and big-name casting. However, where the film really soars is in its execution.

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