The Odyssey Page #3

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
7,448 Views


Taste!

I like that!

Another!

What is your name?

My name?

It is the king of ...

My name is Nobody.

Per

- sound

- no.

Well, one ...

Tomorrow morning you will

trust other secrets,

for breakfast.

I'll kill him now!

In silence, push!

Come on, push!

There must be another way.

Indeed.

My sil, my sil!

My Sil!

What have you done?

I see nothing!

Help! Help me, I can not see!

My brothers! He blinded me!

Nobody blinded me!

Wretches!

Where are you?

Where are you?

I'll kill you and eat you piece by piece!

Where are you?

Elpenor ...

Elpenor!

I'll get you! Where are you?

I catch you!

I hear you!

Where are you?

Where are you?

What happened?

- Man your oars!

- What happened?

What happened?

A monster!

Polyphimus!

Polyphimus!

You hear me, Poseidon? I'm alive!

Odysseus is alive and you can stop it!

Father, avenge me!

Island of the Cyclops into the sunset.

Be quiet!

You're surprised? Admit it! I see

that you are surprised!

Who are you?

I Aeolus, god of the winds.

This is my island, where gentle

breezes and storms are rooted.

Well, since I am the nearest source ... Why

do not you allow me to drink?

Advance!

Do not be afraid.

- Come here!

- You know me?

Everyone knows Odysseus

the great hero who built the Trojan horse.

But ...

few Greeks know that you're the

only who can not go home.

Poseidon still believes he can stop.

Guess who is the keeper of the winds?

It's me.

We'll show him! Give me that.

Give me that ...

Ulysses.

Thank you.

We'll show him.

I'm up!

These winds ...

Full of mischief! I left only

the west wind free.

In nine days, he brought thee thy

ship and you, r Ithaca.

And now ...

Catch!

Why do you help me?

Because you are the first mortal

who uses his brain!

And who knew there was always

something to learn nearest!

Now go!

Above all, this also does not open!

Ulysses lucky ...

We found water, and he ... he found gold.

Or better yet!

Not ...

I'll tell you what's inside Once

we're in Ithaca, not before.

Soon, Aeolus had promised me ...

Soon I will see my Penelope,

my son, my homeland.

Tell nearest Penelope I will not sleep

until you have found our bed.

Go!

Go get the wood!

My heart runaway like ...

I'm afraid to say it.

He finally fell asleep!

Then we must open the sack!

It must be filled with riches!

We'll bet.

Politis!

But I want my share.

- Perimedes?

- You can open it,

it belongs to the master.

- What is the master is ours!

- Ulysses can keep ...

- I just want to see it.

- Me too.

Ithica!

Ithaca! Ithaca is!

Ithaca!

We're home!

- I must wake the master!

- No.

Once we're there, we cannot anymore see what's

in the sack!

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