TRC #737: The Odyssey Movie Review

The Reality Check by Pat Roach

Aug 17, 202601:09:22Religion & Spirituality

Darren and Adam bring you a different type of show today as they have a discussion about the Christopher Nolan film The Odyssey. They discuss the film's merits and faults, technical achievements, their favourite parts of...

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