MAGA’s latest culture war target, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, is “grandiose and superficial,” according to a world-renowned scholar on the Greek poem. But one prominent author thinks that Wilson is playing into MAGA’s hands.

“The Odyssey” has surpassed $700 million at the global box office, becoming the fourth highest-grossing movie of the year after just 12 days in theaters. Christopher Nolan’s Greek epic has generated $320.

TUESDAY UPDATE: It took Christopher Nolan’s multi-Oscar-winning 2023 pic Oppenheimer 595 days to final at just over $330M stateside, and it’s taking the director’s The Odyssey just 13 days to outstrip that result.

When reviewing a film, most of us critics know we should try to meet it more or less where it is: it would be odd to grouse that Bridget Jones’s Diary wasn’t scary enough, or that any given

Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is a bold, visually stunning and artistically distinct take on Homer's ancient epic, worth seeing despite a few flaws.

The duo are both earning rave reviews for Christopher Nolan’s epic.

The British-Nigerian filmmaker tells IndieWire about the first proper U.S. release of a history-making 1994 film that combined the 24-hour social urgency of "Do the Right Thing" with '90s hip-hop and Afrofuturist aesthetics but was too quickly lost to time. Until now.

Joe Rogan rebuffed a chorus of conservative critics who have slammed Christopher Nolan’s diverse casting choices in “The Odyssey.”