Don't think I'll even watch the RLM video on The Odyssey, that movie has been thoroughly politicized to the point that I'm not sure an honest take on it exists. That and I'm just generally uninterested in a Hollywood big blockbuster take on a historical epic.
But at this point praising the movie is a requirement for the left (and anyone who doesn't want to be labeled a fascisthitler by the left) and it's required to hate it on the right...either that or view it as some deeply subversive masterpiece, an angle I didn't see coming I must say
But either way it was decided a while back the movie isn't a movie, it's a referendum on our glorious multicultural future and whether or not you support that. You could review it on its merits as a film, but that's hardly the point anymore.
This is similar to the experience surrounding feminist masterpieces like the Ghostbusters reboot, except those were practice runs as no one really cares about women: see also the mass importation of Islam for details there.
Either way, as movies they're utterly forgettable. Which is one reason the controversy is generated. I'm sure its possible to talk about these movies as movies, but it hardly seems like the point.