This article contains spoilers for The Odyssey. This weekend’s The Odyssey is remarkably faithful to a story that likely dates back more than three millennia. Writer-director Christopher Nolan makes plenty of nips and tucks to the material due to the necessity of modern filmmaking—not to mention the built-in three-hour time
The Odyssey: Who Were the Sea People and Why Are They So Scary?
This article contains major The Odyssey spoilers. One of the most chilling antagonists and nightmares offered in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is neither sirens nor the cyclops, the hospitality of Circe or the dreaded gates Hades. Instead it’s a whisper, a rumor spread across the wind, from Odysseus’ dear and
EXCLUSIVE SNEAK PREVIEW: Dark Matter Season 2 Fan Screening, Special Giveaway Comes to San Diego Comic-Con
It’s been over two years since Dark Matter fans were left in superposition, that quantum state of Schrödinger’s cat who is both alive and dead inside the box, except the limbo state for viewers was the fate of Jason Dessen and his family. Were they safe at the end of
New & Upcoming Classic Film Books (27)
Greetings fellow readers! I’m back with another curated list of new and upcoming classic film books. This list has everything from memoirs from the biggest celebrity names, lots of biographies, genre books, deep dives on individual films and plenty from the BFI and Turner Classic Movies. Of course you’ll also
The Odyssey: Lupita Nyong’o is a Master of Dual Roles
This article contains spoilers for The Odyssey. The Odyssey just opened on Thursday night, but that’s already enough time to completely disregard the dumbest criticism heading into the film. Some observers had complained about director Christopher Nolan’s decision to cast Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy, the woman whose coupling