Two_Versions_Of_An_Epic_Hero

Two Versions Of An Epic Hero ODYSSEUS AND ULYSEUS EVERETT: TWO VERSIONS OF AN EPIC HERO The Odyssey is an epic poem about Odysseus who had to go away to fight in the Trojan War for 10 years when he did not wish to do so. After the war the gods had Odysseus go on an adventure from which he could not get home, this lasted for ten more years. Throughout the adventure, Odysseus was faced with many dilemmas and challenges that delay his journey home. Throughout hundreds of years, there have been many remakes of the famous poem of this epic hero. Some remakes involve poems, shows, books, and even movies. Two of the most commonly heard of are the movies The Odyssey, by Hallmark Entertainment, and the movie O Brother Where Art Thou', written by the Coen brothers. Both the movie The Odyssey and the movie O Brother Where Art Thou', take very different approaches to Homer’s classic epic story of the wanderer try desperately to reach a long-awaited goal, but there are also many similarities between the two movies. In both versions of this epic poem, the epic hero Odysseus is portrayed as two different yet similar people. In the movie The Odyssey, odysseus, everett, two, both, epic, years, penelope, movies, movie, men, however, home, versions, poem, odyssey, three, penny, each, been, back, about, women, thou, order, husband, hand, go, day, brother, being, art, again, after, wives, wife