Documentary
REVIEW
Geared to a more mature audience, this IMAX movie relies more on the story itself rather than just presenting the usual spectacular, “never-seen-before” images to impress you. Not to say there are none: using state-of-the-art digital technology, we get to see the Parthenon as it was. That in itself is worth the price of admission.
One criticism though: the producers make no attempt to relate the events that took place in Santorini with the second half of the movie centred around Athens some 300 years later.
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