Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated version of “The Odyssey” is finally here and the LAMBs cut through the hype, controversies, and poetry, to share their thoughts on the film.

Four of us drop out of our giant LAMB shaped idol, left at your doorstep as a peace offering, and pillage the podcast with comments about the length of the film, casting and performances, changes to the original work and the usual assorted topic whenever a new subject is being invaded. Don’t expect complete reverence for the actors, director or technicians, because we had a wide variety of opinions on the film. Lisa Leaheey provides the kind of guidance you would expect from an English teacher who has taught Homers work for more than two decades. Nicole Ayers revolts against Odysseus dabbling in romantic entanglements while Penelope is waiting chastely t home. Howard Casner meanwhile should be shuttering himself behind the walls of Troy, as his opinions are likely to invite a response, as if he was the one whom stole Helen away.

Introduction

General Thoughts 3:14

Run Time/Run Pee/Recliners/Cutouts 15:10

The Trojan Horse 23:00

PTSD 30:05

Performances 48:30

Spoiler Wall 1:02:00

Final Thoughts 1:15:45

Exit Question 1:12:20

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