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The Odyssey Review

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The Odyssey Review

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The discussion centers on a movie review of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,” filmed in 70mm IMAX. The film was seen at a 9:45 PM showing in Saco, Maine, the only IMAX theater in the state. Only 20-50 U.S. theaters can display it in its intended format. The reviewer gave the movie a 9.5/10, praising its quality but criticizing some casting choices and contemporary language.

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