The Odyssey review: A star‑studded saga of guilt and glory
Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ updates the ancient text to deliver a contemporary message nestled in action.
Himesh Patel
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TIFF ’24 Review: ‘The Assessment’ forces everyone to live in the awkward moments
‘The Assessment’ follows the unnerving process of trying to qualify for a child in a near future that has government controlled reproduction.
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Review: ‘Tenet’ is a time-bending thriller that keeps you in the loop (Includes first-hand account)
After approximately six months of not going to movie theatres, it’s not surprising studios are trying to lure audiences back with high-profile films that had pre-established hype. Big pictures with big names are definitely an advantage in this re-emerging market as the many delayed release dates are finally coming due. In 2000, writer/director Christopher Nolan had a breakthrough indie success, becoming a filmmaker to watch — and boy did we! Twenty years later, the mere mention of his name piques interest and conjures expectations of grand complexity. His latest film, Tenet, is a time-bending, action adventure that will keep viewers on their toes.
