THE ODYSSEY REVIEW - Homer’s bestselling novel is finally adapted for the screen in Christopher Nolan’s ambitious big budget blockbuster. Our review of a film that not only delivers on spectacle but also provides much thematic heft to make it the most exciting and satisfying blockbuster in ages. Also contains enough horror elements to keep you excited.

Once again, the vast desert sands of Arrakis shimmers and shakes as if in preparation for the galaxy shaking events that are about to unfold courtesy of young Paul Atreides journey to messianic figurehead. Taking place immediately after the first film we follow Paul and his mother Jessica further into the desert after their alliance with the Fremen, both parties aligning to take the fight back to House Harkonnen. Meanwhile Emperor Shaddam IV and his daughter worry about their part to play in the massacre of House Atreides being uncovered while the scheming Bene Gesserit sisterhood prepare for the coming of the Kwisatz Haderach, a plot to install a galactic figurehead that has been centuries in the making.