Los AngelesLegendary filmmaker Christopher Nolan, who recently helmed ‘The Odyssey’, his film adaptation of the epic poem the Odyssey by Homer, feels that amateur film criticism comes with its flaws. The 56-year-old director recently spoke with podcaster Zhong Shu, and pushed back against familiar criticism from amateur movie-watchers. And that’s a fundamental flaw of film criticism in a way, or storytelling criticism. He further mentioned, “I’m thinking more of amateur criticism, because they feel they’ve identified the mechanism, they feel that it invalidates it. That can be true of certain elements, and film grammar, film language evolves with that.