Acclaimed author Joyce Carol Oates fires back at Emily Wilson’s scathing review of Christopher Nolan’s “Odyssey,” calling her language crude and MAGA-like, and defending Nolan’s film as a sincere artistic effort. Wilson, who translated Homer’s epic, criticized the movie as superficial, lacking depth and convincing character motivations, even mocking its food and absence of sex scenes. The clash between these two literary heavyweights highlights how reinterpretations of classics ignite fierce debate—and how critics and creators can see the same work through wildly different lenses.
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