Chastity, nodding and enormous pores: will women also love Nolan’s Odyssey?

Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey" adaptation has won widespread critical acclaim, mostly from male reviewers who outnumber female critics. However, the film marginalizes female characters, reducing Zendaya's Athena to silent nodding and Charlize Theron's Calypso to a background figure. Critics question whether women audiences will connect with the male-dominated narrative as enthusiastically.

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