Homer’s epic poem “The Odyssey” may be a staple in some school curriculums, but Christopher Nolan’s movie adaptation is less kid friendly.

To be successful, Hollywood’s new adaptation of the epic poem must steer toward the true harbor of Christ. on any who dishonor his wife and son.” The Odyssey has survived the ceaseless war and wear of the ages in part because it reflects what J.

The world’s most famous epic has something for every reader. Credit...Jim Stoten Supported by By A.O. Scott The “Odyssey” is a 2,800-year-old, 12,000-line poem. This summer, it’s also a major motion picture, starring Matt Damon as the wily ...