Getting home, and turning back the clock, has long been at the root of Christopher Nolan's films. The astronauts of "Interstellar" painstakingly lose 23 years in space travel, almost th

Featuring a blockbuster cast and towering set pieces, Christopher Nolan's epic take on the 'The Odyssey' needs to be seen on the big screen

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey reimagines Odysseus' journey home as a vast modern epic. The film pairs mythic scale with the emotional toll of war, family separation and survival.

It might be said that Christopher Nolan’s true inhibition from proper-speaking Great Director status is spelled by his earliest films. Individual worth notwithstanding, they inspire admiration as a distinct set of small-scale, structurally innovative crime dramas aswim with a young filmmaker's sheer force of will. (It’s likely that whatever you recall of Insomnia, which boasts

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey reimagines Odysseus' journey home as a vast modern epic. The film pairs mythic scale with the emotional toll of war, family separation and survival.

While some sections drag, Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is a massive, awe-inspiring experience with a surprising emotional hook. Here's our review.