The Odyssey Page #4

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
8,030 Views


take his place nearest me.

I will send for my servant to help you!

I have to perform this task alone.

Build one!

We will be old when you're done!

You filed this R my door ...

I offered you a feast in return.

Now I rely A Your Honor. Go home.

- You will know my decision.

- We ...

stay where we are!

We will not leave until you

have made your choice!

The wine is excellent for your husband ...

Winter gave way to spring

when we reached the Straits

of Scylla and Charybdis.

After sixteen years of tests,

nothing frightens us, my

warriors and me.

But we had never seen what

we saw between the rocks.

Antiklos ...

Lights a torch.

There is nothing here!

A torch! Give me a torch!

Elpenor!

Push! Push!

Amne up!

Come measure R me!

Politis!

Give the goats.

Scylla!

Come!

Go!

Go!

Amne up!

The oars!

Stay on this side!

Ramez if you want to live!

Politis, growing!

Climb!

Politis, hold on!

Politis!

Master!

Antiklos?

Grab now!

Eurycleia!

Can not you see?

The men are thirsty!

- The tapestry is never finished.

- I can continue it if you want.

No!

Close the door.

Mistress?

The door!

I will not serve another moment

the dogs of strangers!

They get drunk, sleep LR or they s'affalent!

I have to step over that pig as

soon as I enter Elatos the cellar!

See men of our own island,

binge on your back and that of Telemachus

is too much for me!

- At least, it has become living here.

- Mlanthe, silence!

I saw how you t'affairais

around this snake Eurymachus.

The guests leave when they are told.

How long will we stand it?

- How long ...

- Calm down, stop!

Listen to me!

I have given order r Eumaeus!

They will soon have meat!

They will leave ...

We can not chase them, but ... they are men:

they listen to their empty stomachs.

Penelope, I won! Me, I won!

Only ...

My men died before my eyes ...

I drifted for days on the

sea of Poseidon ...

wondering when he would take my life.

People ...

Where am I?

You're safe.

- I need water.

- Bring him water!

I need a ship.

No one comes or not proceed from my island.

I have ... I must find the way to go home.

you're the first man they see in their lives.

Myself, I have not seen for

over a hundred years!

You are a goddess ...

I am Calypso.

Come!

Rest.

This is only a dream.

That's true.

My men ...

All dead.

- You have to forget.

- No.

Forget!

Telemachus!

I'll kill Antinous ... Others

too, if need be!

dj he fought and killed

men with his sword!

- The time has come!

- No!

If you kill him, others will not leave.

You will give them an excuse

to turn against you.

So tell me ...

what can I do?

Do what your father would have done ...

Ask for help those nearest to him loyal.

Call the meeting! Who am I?

You know who you are!

You are the son of Odysseus!

Convene them ...

Ithaca is called!

Meeting called R!

Ithaca is called!

Meeting called R!

Hear me, good people!

Hear me!

I waited a long, long time now.

Mentor, let him speak!

Good people ...

who have called you in here.

An army of suitors invaded my mouth!

They massacred my ox, my pig,

my sheep to feast!

Soon I will have nothing to be eating!

In front of my mother,

they hit my servants and my handmaidens whip!

I ask you ...

on behalf of my father ...

Good people!

We contenders, have violated any law,

have not taken anything that

was ours by right!

The shame lies in its mother!

We offered gifts, she has

accepted them without question!

Now she must choose between us ...

It's your right.

She must choose.

Good people!

Not one of us ...

would think of bloodshed nearest cause

of sheep or pigs!

We can not do anything more ... Let's go.

- But my father ...

- He's dead!

You would kill me ...

Tell me! I see ...

If you do not want me ... so give me a ship!

It's not worth it, Telemachus.

Wait!

Wait.

The boy should not be punished ...

If he wants a ship ... we

will give him a ship.

The old?

- You'll have your ship, Telemachus.

- You'll have your ship, Telemachus!

Go and find your father!

- You have a reason to do that?

- It will end like his father ...

- And if he comes back?

- We welcome the ...

a spear in the back.

When I touch your skin, I wonder

Where did you get that scar.

Trojan ...

The day we Achilles was delighted.

- And this lr, during a battle?

- A wild boar.

and my mother cried ...

tears of joy.

This way!

Here!

Hey! Here!

Bring it!

You were going to leave without even

thank me for my kindness.

And everything that lives here are

only to serve me!

In ten years or maybe ever.

Ithaca forget!

Your home is here.

You did not say goodbye nearest your mother.

Grief can be read on your face.

She would have tried to stop me.

- You are right to fear the sea

- I'm not afraid!

I never left Ithaca!

Do not t'inquite: the gods favor you.

Favorable?

The gods cursed me ...

the day I was born.

Leave me alone!

You have the head as hard as your father!

Athena?

You are ... Mentor?

When I want ... Yes!

You spoke very well before the assembly.

You have kept your presence of mind ...

and you have wisely used ... to get the boat.

But you did not help!

Remember this:
the gods will never

do for a man ...

what a man should do by itself.

You must make this journey.

This wind t'emmnera.

Go!

Leave before the ship

n'appareille without you!

- R Sparta!

- R Sparta.

Sparta ...

Menelaus!

What will I say nearest such a man?

Use your wisdom ... I will guide you.

I can not hear!

I am alone now.

Forgotten by the outside world,

abandoned by Athena

I hope to see Penelope ...

nearest began to faint.

- Herms ...

- In Person!

Get out of here!

Calypso!

You keep a man prisoner.

I gave him a home!

The fate of Ulysses is not to

end his days on your island.

You have to give him his freedom immediately.

They are outraged to see me openly

having sex with a mortal ...

It was I who shot the sea!

Who have dressed his wounds!

You're all jealous of my happiness!

Beware Headline anger of Zeus!

Give this man his freedom r ...

or your island will be engulfed in

the depths of the sea salt!

Stop!

Go find your Penelope.

Why?

A ship docked?

No.

Now go!

Swim!

I do not care!

I do not want to see you!

And now you want me to leave?

You're not worthy of me.

Why have woven this?

Someone came to see you?

Nearest you must help me build a boat.

Please.

If you

-like

-...

Build it on the beach or you failed ...

where I found you.

Take it, take it!

Fresh meat ...

Fresh meat ...

I'll find a piece ...

Are not you afraid of me ...

Because you're a woman.

I came to offer you some wine.

Just a few drops.

Tell me ...

What prevents your mistress to

complete the tapestry?

More ...

It's a secret!

It's a secret ...

Mlanthe?

Mlanthe, where are you?

Mlanthe!

I did not mean to scare you

into entering your room but ...

I had to track.

Leave me alone.

It's a bad idea ...

All this will draw you into trouble.

I will say nothing, but your servant ...

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