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“Not all the special effects in “The Odyssey” work as well, or as consistently well, as others.”
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“Pollard) attempt to interfere on Odysseus’ behalf, while Circe and Calypso have much less altruistic intentions.”
“Though, even its top-tier talent can’t completely save “The Odyssey” from itself — as seen in the climax, when Eurymachus and Melanthe fall into each other’s arms, pierced by the same arrow, and let out literal croaks.”
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“Konchalovsky’s miniseries certainly can’t be accused of being a scholarly work, but there is something distinctly Homeric about its tone and the fact that, above all, its goal is to entertain.”
“In fact, like Nolan’s new adaptation, the ambitious small-screen version of “The Odyssey,” largely shot in Malta and Turkey, is a veritable who’s-who of its era’s most bookable actors.”
“Surely, that’s proof enough that it’s high time the special got another look — even if not everyone agrees that it’s truly epic.”
“Opposite Assante and Scacchi, who plays Odysseus’ wife, Penelope, Hollywood royalty Isabella Rossellini and Geraldine Chaplin deliver scene-stealing performances as Athena and the nursemaid Eurycleia.”
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“To be fair, Konchalovsky’s two-part series wasn’t exactly light on funds, boasting an impressive budget for the time at an estimated $40 million.”
“From the opening sequence — which features Odysseus scooping up Penelope, “Gone With the Wind”-style, and taking her home to give birth — those performances are the only thing keeping the adaptation from veering off the rails.”
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“And actually, it’s primed for a renaissance, now that everyone has Homer on the brain.”
“‘The Odyssey’ ©NBC/Courtesy Everett Collection Ultimately, maybe it’s sheer nostalgia, rather than star power, special effects, or textual accuracy, that makes “The Odyssey” miniseries so watchable almost 30 years after it premiered.”
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