http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cMEMkAL1YY&feature=fvst
I both read the original play in the ancient Greek language and saw the film in English as well. Those two works are quite different but I can say that the movie illustrates the plot of the Odyssey in a nice and adventurous way. When I was reading the play, the details were more and the connections with the ancient Greek culture were more. The film surprised me in a nice way because I liked the acting and the setting. The events were chronologically correct and the representation of the cultural habits, the morals and the emotions were almost like in the written play. The ending in the film was dramatic as well which made the closing impressive.
I both read the original play in the ancient Greek language and saw the film in English as well. Those two works are quite different but I can say that the movie illustrates the plot of the Odyssey in a nice and adventurous way. When I was reading the play, the details were more and the connections with the ancient Greek culture were more. The film surprised me in a nice way because I liked the acting and the setting. The events were chronologically correct and the representation of the cultural habits, the morals and the emotions were almost like in the written play. The ending in the film was dramatic as well which made the closing impressive.
Can you give more details here? Be specific about what is good and bad. And, also, which film? When was it produced? Who are the actors, directors, etc.? I am quite surprised that a film can encompass a work of such scope as The Odyssey -- I would be very interested in watching it.
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