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Rich

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Writer/Artist, work-in-progress: “Rock of Ages”, a Xena webcomic https://typesandpatterns.com/blog/

This is very underhanded behavior . . . and that’s why I just donated to @troyjackson207.bsky.social for Senate! 😁

Adam Parkhomenko

Ok I’m all in

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It’s a fascinating review b/c she both accurately describes the film & hugely misunderstands its goals. She states her criteria of a good version, but it’s not what Nolan’s trying to do. She may speak ancient Greek, but not modern Epic Movie. She’s grateful for it, tho, & I’m glad for the debate.

G. Willow Wilson

(The whole review is worth reading and considering, btw, just to head off any dishonest interpretations of my very blithe premise. This is the most intelligent public discourse we're going to get all year. And it's about got damn Homer! Incredible. Maybe we do have a real culture)

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I’m enjoying this Emily Wilson translation of Nolan’s The Odyssey!

EMILY WILSON

There is a lot to say about the Nolan Odyssey movie. But one point that I think has not been emphasized enough is: this is a film about living in LA, as Nolan, my erstwhile British compatriot and age mate, has done for years. I gather it’s a strange place.

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Saw The Odyssey tonight & couldn’t help thinking of #Xena & the difficulty of getting a movie version. But now I think Nolan’s film could be the Trojan horse that gets it done. Lucy is about the same age as Matt Damon, & I can picture her in an epic sequel to the series, decades later….

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Exactly! We Xena fans laugh at these Homer “purists.” Its Trojan war episode, “Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts,” cast their Helen with a person of color as well: Galyn Görg!

Andy McKay

Sorry that Lucy Lawless wasn't Greek.

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