Review: Yes, we're still arguing about Nolan's The Odyssey
摘要
克里斯托弗·诺兰的《奥德赛》自选角与设计曝光以来便争议不断，上映后更在古典学者与普通观众间引发持续讨论。影片以IMAX史诗规模呈现，却赋予故事亲密感，近三小时的观影体验引人入胜。离场后魔力虽逐渐消退，但震撼画面留存数日，并为奥德修斯这一核心角色提供了全新视角。下文含剧透。
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has been a lightning rod for controversy ever since the first casting and design reveals, igniting afresh with each new trailer. The film has garnered plenty of well-deserved accolades (and earnings) since its release, and yet somehow the debates rage on between classicists and the general public alike—all this over an adaptation of an epic poem that's been around since roughly the 8th century BCE.
My take: the IMAX scale might be epic, but Nolan gives the story an intimate feel, weaving a captivating, nearly three-hour cinematic spell. While the magic slowly starts to dissipate once one leaves the theater, the powerful imagery will resonate for days. And the film gave me, personally, a fresh perspective on the central character of Odysseus.
(Spoilers below.)
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