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[Jusungcheol’s Locker] Odyssey’s one-eyed giant Cyclops and Ray Harryhausen’s “The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad”

[Jusungcheol’s Locker] Odyssey’s one-eyed giant Cyclops and Ray Harryhausen’s “The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad”

I can’t help getting captivated by the objects in movies. I find myself in deep thought about why, of all things, the director, cinematographer, production designer, or even the actors would put that item in front of the camera. “Jusungcheol’s Locker” is a record of the film objects that have landed gently on my eyes.
One of the most striking scenes in 〈Odyssey〉 is the one-eyed giant Cyclops that Odysseus and his group encounter in a cave they enter after chasing a ram. With his enormous body blocking the cave like a huge boulder, he devours the humans inside two at a time each day, then sleeps.
| Joo Seong-cheol
[Photo &] “Odyssey” Dumps CGI, Builds a 10m Trojan Horse and Drinks in 640km of Film—A 10m Trojan Horse and an 18m One-Eyed Monster

[Photo &] “Odyssey” Dumps CGI, Builds a 10m Trojan Horse and Drinks in 640km of Film—A 10m Trojan Horse and an 18m One-Eyed Monster

Matt Damon calls it “the toughest project” … Real-life set work covering 10,000㎡ and even an 18m monster brought to the screen after a 20-year dream
Christopher Nolan’s masterpiece “Odyssey” is sending shockwaves through movie theaters worldwide. By bucking the complacent current of the modern film industry that relies on computer graphics —and even directly constructing a full-size Trojan Horse on a 10m scale—the result maximizes Nolan’s...
| James choi