I only wish the fight scene was a bit longer with him cause he was just soo imposing I'd like to see more. What they replaced it with was sufficient, I didn't feel too 'cheated'.Now the monsters and creatures are what I came to the movie to see and they did not let down! Zeus is amazing looking in his sparkling armor :, Pegasus was beautiful and I can only wish I could ride it, Olympus is magical and I will dream about hanging out there with the rest of the gods and the Kraken is ungodly HUGE and just awesome. But I suppose they changed it to streamline the plot for a two hour action movie. I was a little disappointed that they didn't use the original plot twist of Perseus being prophesied about killing his mothers father, the king, and the king killing both daughter and son to try to prevent the prophecy, inadvertently making the prophecy come true.
Even Avatar, which is also a great fantasy, had some pretty cringe inducing lines in it.The plot was straight to the point. None of it was cringe inducing which is very common in most Hollywood block busters. Take from that what you will.Was also on par. As Worthington describes it, it's a "popcorn flick".
But at the same time, it's kind of forgettable. Having said that, if you go into this film not expecting much more than a Monster Mash of the Titans.then hopefully it should prove to be entertaining enough. While the movie does try to get across a message, it comes through in a somewhat haphazard sort of way. The story isn't great, the pace is off, the writing is slapdash and most of the dialogue is sketchy at best. I'll just come right out and say it: the movie has many a flaw. I liked the 'look'/design for her and I also really enjoyed Pegasus, the flying horse. The fight with her proved to be the most interesting of the many fights in the film. As large-scale as the Kraken was, I personally enjoyed Medusa more. Perseus fights giant scorpions, Perseus fights the Kraken and Perseus fights Medusa. As for the FX, the previews basically give it all away (Clash of the CGI might have been more befitting a title for the film). I was happy with how they ended up in the film. Her and Worthington work well together/have good chemistry and I enjoyed watching the two of them share scenes. As a sort of angel on Perseus's shoulder, she guides him, teaches him and actually proves *useful*. Gemma Arterton (as Io), however, proves to be the most successful female character in the movie. Alexa Davalos pretty much just plays the damsel in distress in the movie and leaves very little impression as Andromeda. I really didn't like Jason Flemyng's satyr character. The rest of the gods have jack squat to do or say. Ralph Fiennes, while good, is kind of irritating with his raspy voice as Hades (though, thankfully, that goes away by the end). Liam Neeson isn't given a whole lot to work with as Zeus (shining in his silver armour as brightly as Marlon Brando did in the original Superman movie wearing his tinfoil costume). As far as the gods are concerned, they're basically just a bunch of folk who stand around in Cloud City (I mean Olympus) and talk. Actually, there's very little development for any of the characters. The other men who accompany Perseus aren't too bad either (they do provide a bit of humour), but they're not given much character development at all.
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Sure, it's the role of the typical grumpy guy (who's reluctant to follow the "saviour" and is a bit of a bully) teaching the hero how to fight and who eventually comes around to respecting the hero and ending up on good terms with him.but Mads manages to make his role a bit more than a cardboard cutout, thankfully. Mads Mikkelsen, who was a memorable villain in Casino Royale, actually gets to play a fairly decent good guy in this film (Draco). His interaction with the humans who accompany him on his journey is probably the most entertaining part of the film. He serves his purpose as Perseus, playing the action hero well enough. He was good in Terminator Salvation and he's good in this as well (despite the occasional slip-up of his accent). Having not seen Sam Worthington in anything prior to this film (except Terminator Salvation), I don't really have anything to compare his acting to. Some of the cast manage to make the most of what they're given to work with. If you're expecting anything more than that, then yes, you will probably be disappointed. To quote Sam Worthington from various interviews, it's basically him "in a skirt with a rubber sword, killing monsters". Going by the previews, this looked like nothing more than a CGI-fest.which is what it pretty much ended up being. I wasn't originally planning on seeing this new updated version either. I've never seen the 1981 original version of Clash of the Titans.
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