Ulysses: A Dark Odyssey

To be sure creative adaption, even complete inversions of archetypical characters and stories, if perfectly legitimate and often generates some of the best art. Formal structure is also not a prerequisite to a good avant-garde film. I saw, 'Ulysses: a Dark Odyssey" screened at Turin, and half the audience walked out, because even with all the above caveats, it is, in short, an absolutely terrible, jarringly bad film, and made worse by a complete lack of acting talent. Everyone involved should be thrown out of the film business.

If you look at my reviews, I only take the time to review/rate things I either really liked or really hated. I freaking loved this movie and honestly can't think of anything bad to say.

The characters seem very believable so far, few minor doubts here and there but nothing crucial; acting also up to part. Story is realistic. CGI was decent, fighting choreography (well done, sir, well done), and quite good screenplay.