Wrath Of The Titans
(PG13)- Release Date: 29th March 2012 (Showtimes)
- Language: English
- Running Time: 100 mins
- Genre: Action
- Director: Jonathan Liebesman
- Cast: Bill Nighy, Danny Huston, Rosamund Pike, Liam Neeson, Sam Worthington. (Full Cast)
- Local Distributor: Warner Bros
A decade after his heroic defeat of the monstrous Kraken, Perseus (Worthington) attempts to live a quiet life as a fisherman and the sole parent to his 10-year old son, Helius. However, a struggle for supremacy is raging among the gods and the Titans on Mount Olympus. Dangerously weakened by the lack of devotion, the gods are losing control of the imprisoned Titans and their ferocious leader, Kronos, father of the long-ruling brothers; Zeus, Hades and Poseidon. Perseus can't ignore his true calling when Hades (Fiennes), along with Zeus' godly son, Ares (RamÃÂrez), in a move of betrayal, declare loyalty to Kronos and make a deal to capture Zeus. As Zeus is left to rot in the gloomy abyss of Tartarus, the Titans' strength grew stronger. Enlisting the help of the warrior Queen, Andromeda (Pike), Poseidon's demigod son, Argenor (Kebbell), and fallen god Hephaestus (Nighy), Perseus bravely embarks on a treacherous quest into the underworld to rescue Zeus, defeat the Titans and save mankind.
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Poor 3-D effect
What I really hated: 3D almost like an after thought.
Saw movie at Plaza Sing. Let down by poor 3D effects, which gave most viewers headache after switching from glasses to no glasses to watch some of the scenes. Not much acting required. Story line lame. At least now I know what happened to the so called "GODS".
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Poor 3-D effect
What I really hated: 3D almost like an after thought.
Saw movie at Plaza Sing. Let down by poor 3D effects, which gave most viewers headache after switching from glasses to no glasses to watch some of the scenes. Not much acting required. Story line lame. At least now I know what happened to the so called "GODS".
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Try not to expect too much
What I loved most: You get to see Hades and Zeus work together
What I really hated: Not enough action
This was really disappointing given the potential of the source material. But sadly there really was nothing that struck out as awesome or epic. The closest this show actually had to something that was epic was the introduction of the labyrinth but everything else really made this show too bland. The only way to have a chance at enjoying this movie is 1. Forget everything you seen in the trailer...More
This was really disappointing given the potential of the source material. But sadly there really was nothing that struck out as awesome or epic. The closest this show actually had to something that was epic was the introduction of the labyrinth but everything else really made this show too bland. The only way to have a chance at enjoying this movie is 1. Forget everything you seen in the trailer [Because the trailer scenes are already the most interesting] 2. Is to have no expectation about the show at all. Only then you might have a chance at saying oh this is an interesting take on the movie. Don't expect too epic battles or good action. Chances are, if you think a scene was particularly nice, you would have seen it in the trailer already
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Very confusing story
What I loved most: visual effects only
What I really hated: almost everything
was boring and quite stupid show, wanted to walk-out half way . Wasted my money and time. Pse dont see this show!!The story got very confusing and meaniningless.This show is an insult to your inteligence .Waste of production costs and effort.
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Very very disappointed..
What I loved most: Nice Visual
What I really hated: Almost everything.
Lack of story line, lack of action, monsters die very very easily. The part 1 Clash of the titan is much better. I was a big friend of Greek god or immortal movie, but this time i totally disappointed!
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South African director Jonathan Liebesman continues the "Titans" franchise with his directorial effort in "Wrath Of The Titans", which follows Perseus (Sam Worthington) once again as the demigod struggling to survive a quiet life. But alas he is propelled into peril as he tries to rescue Zeus who has been imprisoned in the underworld by Kronos; the father of Zeus, Hades and Poseidon (Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes and Danny Huston) and also fight the powerful Titans to save mankind.
Liebesman does a great job in bringing back the A-list actors like Neeson, Fiennes and Worthington together again. Besides making Perseus' heroism stand out as the focus of the story rather than playing on mythology too much, Liebesman also brings forth the humanity and brotherhood between Zeus and Hades during their difficult circumstances.
Applauses for Worthington's effort in portraying Perseus so well especially in the action scenes that depict the battle against fierce creatures and gargantuan monsters. Apart from the main character's journey in the story, audience will also be pleased by the appearance of English comedian Bill Nighy as the fallen god Hephaestus, as he pleasantly adds some sense of humour to the intense storyline.
Despite the mediocre storyline, "Wrath Of The Titans" is still somewhat impressive as its dramatic violence and non-stop action is capable to make one go into a Greek myth frenzy!
Apart from the standard 35mm version, "Wrath Of The Titans" is also available in 2D, 3D and IMAX 3D versions.
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