Roman emperors considered themselves gods, and Hades was a god. The Roman soldier suffers the death of his family at the hands of a god. The Perseus of this Clash owes a debt to Maximus from Gladiator. No matter, he can do it as a man, as if you can just turn off your father’s genotype. He refuses to use the light saber because he wants to do it “as a man.” “But you are not just a man,” Draco, his compatriot, says. Guess what Perseus didn’t do.Īll this rage likely derives from being a demigod, a job he didn’t ask for. Dad gives him a shiny gold coin to pay Charon. He takes it, never thanking whichever god let him have it. That is Worthington’s way, maybe? Pegasus, a horse never ridden by Man, lets Perseus mount him. Son of Zeus, the demigod walks and runs and slashes through the movie without an ounce of joy or gratitude. When they tell him about Medusa, he tosses the eye near the fire, not caring much if it burns. When Perseus visits the Stygian witches, he threatens to throw away the one eye the trio shares. He’s plenty ready to stab Hades in Argos, despite having just watch the god suck a dozen soldiers into a maelstrom.

Their deaths ignite a fire of rage in Perseus that isn’t doused until Hades is thwarted. Hades, miffed at Argos soldiers for striking down Zeus’s statue, accidentally kills Perseus’s family. Spyros is tired of thanking the gods for nothing. “One day, somebody’s going to have to say ‘Enough.’” The family fishes in the sea but comes up with scraps. He came to them for a reason, and “one day, that reason is going to take you far away from here.” Sam Worthington Spyros assures him that his love is more than flesh and bone. “It’s that love that gods and kings fight over,” he tells his son. When young Perseus discovers he will soon have a brother, he fears that his parents will not love him as much. Perseus ( Sam Worthington) came to Spyros, his adoptive father, Moses-like, in a floating box. ONE SENTENCE PLOT SUMMARY: Release the Kraken! Hero (4/10) released in 3D, it made a modest splash at the box office, enough to garner a sequel.

World-class effects spawned the career of Harry Hamlin and capped Ray Harryhausen’s, effects master–oh, wait, this is not that movie. Clash of the Titans (2010): Louis Leterrier

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