it's not necessarily a flaw bc it may be exactly what Nolan intended, but it's just a genuine transformation of what the story is about and how different interpretations generate different meanings
her critique is pretty valid because her biggest problem with it is that Nolan's adaptation relocates almost all of the moral and thematic weight of Homer's The Odyssey into one man's interior struggle that it feels more like a modern psychological drama than an oral epic
greek mythology was the first time i encounter the concept of fallible gods. growing up christian you’re told that god is all knowing all perfect yadda. the greeks were like nah they’re stupid and douchebags