The Odyssey

Synopsis: This lavish small-screen adaptation of Homer's ancient epic--replete with Maltese and Turkish locations, state-of-the-art special effects, and many bronzed muscles gleaming with sweat--chronicles the voyage home of a Trojan hero, Odysseus King of Ithaca, and includes many more scenes of his faithful, beautiful wife Penelope dodging leering suitors at home than Homer ever composed!
  Nominated for 2 Golden Globes. Another 3 wins & 24 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.0
PG-13
Year:
1997
176 min
7,443 Views


THE ODYSSEY:

We must take her to the palace.

Hurry!

- Master, the baby is coming!

- Take me home.

Tell them make ready.

Just think of us... just you and I...

Lying on the shore ...

Hold tight. Give me the pain.

Master!

Come this way!

The baby is coming!

The baby is coming!

Hold me. Hold me. Hold me in your eyes.

A boy!

I love you!

Show him his new home.

Look!

This day was the proudest day of my life.

My sweet Penelope and the gods had

given me a son.

But at the same moment, the

world we had built together

was changed forever.

Dark abord rent my new shores:

My beloved Greece entered the war

against Troy ...

The most powerful of kings,

Agamemnon and Menelaus himself,

came for me.

Bound by my oath of allegiance

and honor me dictating to

protect my country,

I was forced to leave my home,

not knowing if I would see

my wife ever ...

and my child.

I am Odysseus, king of Ithica.

And this is my story.

No.

You must it leave here.

Mother ...

Eurybates!

Convene the Masters ... Gather the crew.

We leave for Troy.

The gods are with us!

Athena, my goddess, you

have always protected me.

But today you remain silent.

Is there a way to avoid this war?

Talk to me.

No tears?

No tears.

Troy will not fall easily.

I love you!

- If ever I did not return ...

- You will!

Do not even say the word!

You must allow me to die inside of your memory.

You'll always be my wife.

you choose another.

And you will marry.

Yes!

I love you!

I will return safe and sound ...

Living like this tree ...

around which we built our world.

I will wait.

Antiphus! Play a song of farewell!

Hoist the sail!

Return with the bodies of

enemies you have killed!

And my CSUR rejoice.

Penelope gives R the same

strength you gave me.

The gods of heaven and the

sea we portrent jusqu' Trojan

But I was alone.

You're sick, Eurylochus! He suffers from

the disease of lies!

My word, yes!

The walls of Troy rise up to the clouds!

You are no longer with me,

Athena. And rightly so ...

I can handle alone.

Is this a way of

speaking your nearest protective?

- Athena!

- Wine confuse you mind, Ulysses.

Me? I fear nothing!

I tease you. You are in anger after me.

You could convince Agamemnon, the day of

the birth of my son!

I am a goddess! I have

other things to nearest!

Remember:
I can be seen by which I want.

I do not want you drop nearest the trip,

because I wanted you to leave.

I want to be you, brave

Ulysses, who defeated the Trojans.

No, your destiny is to

battle to become immortal!

Your name will be on the

lips of all future generations!

Not require that future generations

will remember my name!

You can not lie to me!

I know your true character!

I know your pride ... Your vanity.

Look at them!

- Politis the Colossus, a real a**hole.

- What makes ruthless.

- Eurylochus, more lazy than you.

- It's the best blacksmith in Greece.

Antiklos ... His curiosity always

amnera him into trouble.

You'll have to do with to defeat the Trojans.

You should be brave Ulysses.

I will not fear ...

As you will be nearest me.

I stood alongside the mighty Achilles,

The most fierce Trojan warrior,

and his troops.

Thousands of men died.

Mothers and wives passrent hundreds

of sleepless nights.

Play, play, play!

The fight!

Achilles! Hear me, Greek!

It's me, Hector, defender of Troy, which

causes you to a duel!

Here, before the gods and your people,

I will crack your chest ...

tear out your CSUR exciting ...

your blood and spit in the

faces of your slaves!

Hector!

Hector is r me!

Headline me!

Headline me ...

It is r me!

Headline me!

I killed Hector! I will make Troy in ashes!

fell.

An irreparable loss.

Troy had just taken the best of us ...

and was still standing.

A common word on all lips

Greek soldiers:
give up.

But I refused nearest this sad end.

There was a way to get into Troy.

King Priam ...

Built with the wood of

their ships abandoned ...

Let me go!

It was I who persuaded the Greeks to leave.

Nobody will ever the walls of Troy!

I convinced them to build the horse, and you

offer it as a sign of defeat.

In gratitude, they called me a coward

and left me to beg you.

Powerful Priam, saving my life! And

I'll be your slave!

Any idiot would understand that he is lying!

Laocoon, the soothsayer ...

He will lose!

This man lies as he breathes!

Good king, I swear!

Beware of Greeks and their gifts!

Warning!

It's a sign! Your prophet was

punished for his lies!

You must accept this the Greeks!

Push it to the gates!

Place the rope.

The Greeks!

See, the gods of Heaven and

the Sea! I conquered Troy!

Me, Odysseus!

I am irresistible!

Ulysses, why are you challenging me?

Who are you?

It's me, Poseidon,

For ten years, you played with

us as with toys.

For ten years, you left your

shores drink the blood!

But they are my servants who

have reduced to silence Laocoon

when your horse was doomed.

Now you refuse to thank me.

You forget that men are

nothing without the gods.

For this offense, you

will know suffering.

Headline because of your arrogance, you will be

tossed on the sea for eternity.

- You will never see again Ithaca.

- You can not stop!

You will know pain.

Ulysses!

Look what we have!

Person ...

Victorious, confident, I left Troy.

My thoughts flew to my home

I had not seen for ten years.

You see, Telemachus is easy!

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