Clash of the Titans - How to Build an Epic Cinematic Fail | Anatomy Of A Failure
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Nearly a year after covering Gods of Egypt, A Guide to Making the Ultimate Trash Studio Movie, Anatomy of a Failure returns to ancient history gods with 2010's Clash of the Titans, starring Terminator and Avatar star Sam Worthington who might also be Jai Courtney. It is a very inherently epic movie -- I mean it even has the Kraken like Dead Man's Chest! -- but still comes off strangely lackluster and boring, as if its own epicness had become its curse. The inherent epicness was enough to not make this flop into a box office flop, but same can't be said about quality. So let's see what epic-related problems Clash of the Titans suffers from to know how to avoid your usual Hollywood studio filmmaking.
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Clash of the Titans (2010)
The 1981 mythological fantasy adventure Clash of the Titans is resurrected in this remake from Incredible Hulk director Louis Leterrier. Discovered at sea as an infant by a weary fisherman, demigod Perseus (Sam Worthington) grows up with no real knowledge of his celestial origins until his watchful guardian, Io (Gemma Arterton), informs him that he is the offspring of Zeus (Liam Neeson). When Zeus' brother Hades (Ralph Fiennes) casually wipes out Perseus' family, the grieving son vows to show the gods just what kind of damage humankind can inflict on its creators. Before long, Perseus and a small group of soldiers are venturing out into the desert in order to find a way to stop the Kraken, Clash of the titans seque worst movies everything wrong with clash of the titans honest wrath of the titans zeus watch movie hd 4k clip full movie box office flop lone ranger pirates of the caribbean dead man's chest how to build the biggest flop of all time anatomy of a failure gods of egypt movie review filmento tenet anatomy of a failure a terrifying force of nature that an indignant Hades has vowed to unleash upon man should they fail to offer up beloved princess Andromeda (Alexa Davalos) as a sacrifice. Along the way, the soldiers encounter a trio of frightening witches with second sight, contend with Hades' devoted servant Calibos (Jason Flemyng), battle giant scorpions, and come face to face with Medusa (Natalia Vodianova), the dreaded gorgon whose gaze has the power to turn men into stone.
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Gods of Egypt (2016)
A young thief named Bek (Brenton Thwaites) enlists the help of the powerful Egyptian god Horus (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) to overthrow the vicious deity Set (Gerard Butler), who has seized control of the land. Bek's true love has been captured, forcing the mortal rebel to fight back in order to free her and the people of Egypt from Set's tyrannical honest trailer gods ofanubis scenes rule. This epic fantasy adventure was directed by Alex Proyas (The Crow), and co-stars Geoffrey Rush, Chadwick Boseman, and Courtney Eaton.
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Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) returns with oiginal director Gore Verbinski with original screenwriters Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio. As Will (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth (Keira Knightley) prepare to exchange vows at the altar, their wedding plans hit rough waters with the arrival of sea-bound scallywag Jack Sparrow. It seems that Sparrow owes a substantial blood debt to half-octopus sea captain Davy Jones (Bill Nighy), with the Kraken. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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The worst thing this movie did was forget Hades is the chillest guy in Greek Mythology
Zeus is actually so much worse than Hades. Yet Hades gets all the hate just because he's the god of death and most people think death = bad.
The answer, as so often, is most likely "Disney did it!"
@@supremelordofthebathroom7197 I think it's also because Hadès is the Ruler of the Underworld and thus Hollywood and the general public assimilate him to Satan who rules Hell
@@supremelordofthebathroom7197 God of the underworld. He has nothing to do with death
EDIT: Wikipedia has educated me. He IS the god of the dead, and the KING of the underworld. He is still not, however, the god of death
I think its generally because people think 'Underworld = Hell --> Hades = Satan' with both being not true.
I personally find it halarious that Zeus resurrects a girl Perseus met a week ago, but not his actual family, which was the reason this entire movie happened to begin with.
Zeus is a man of principles: You shall not resurrect if it's not a girl of significant hotness.
@@lonestarr1490. Actually tracks with Zeus. I bet he goes on to beds her. Or at least intends to.
Zeus was a serious horndog. He assumed Perseus was the same
Well it seams that Zeus was founder of school of taught called "Characters in exponsions are forgoten after say exposion" and is probably responsible for similar choice of resurection power use in Dragonball Evolution.
@@filipmaly6603 And that was even dumber, Goku could’ve easily wished for everyone that Piccolo killed be back to life, which was exactly what they wished for in the original series.
I like how western media portrays hades as an evil guy when all he does is just chill in the underworld (meanwhile Zeus goes around raping human women and cheating on Hera)
It seems that too many modern people keep confusing Hades/Pluto with the Lucifer/Satan archetype, and thus portraying the former as evil incarnate.
Yeah, it makes sense given how the west views their elites and their working class who just wants to chill out with their families.
@Still Nada
he did a lot of women while in animal form. The minotaur was conceived when Zeus turned into a bull to seduce the queen of Minos, and I think he had something to do with ursa major and ursa minor as well, but can't remember the details.
I think Loki is the only other god who has him beat when it comes to depraved bestialitie acts.
Probably because the people at the top, like Zeus, do the same
@@kyriss12
I recall one version of the Minotaur myth being worse.
King Minos prayed for a sign from Poseidon that he was divinely favored, and so Poseidon granted him a white bull, on the condition that Minos would eventually give it back as a sacrificial offering. When King Minos later refuses and hoped Poseidon would be appeased by the sacrifice of a regular bull, Poseidon was angry and cursed Minos' wife to become infatuated with the bull. Then again, Poseidon is also the one indirectly responsible for Medusa becoming a Gorgon.
I would absolutely love a movie that focuses more in the “ yeah the gods are kinda assholes to us but if we don’t worship them we all die” angle that is in Greek mythology
Play the God of War games. You’ll get it.
I think the gods die if you dont worship them no?
Read the Percy Jackson books
@@videogamehunter820 or be cool and weird and play hades
@@videogamehunter820 god of war is bullshit nothing in this game is accurate to Greek mythology
"Clash of the Titans"
Literally the opening narration:
"All the Titans are dead so they won't be clashing"
Also, the Titans created us humans in the actual myth, not Zeus.
@@sera_sarzad To my knowledge Zeus did create some people
@@Beastinvader Yeah by boning their mothers apparently
@@superschloerk Best way to create people or anything living since 1.2 Billion B.C.
greek here. When i saw the title of the movie i was hoping it would be the titanomachia (the battle between gods and the titans ,which if you ve ever read it, its beyond epic). But after i saw it , it's basically the tale of perseus and andromeda (with a bunch of american bs sprinkled over)
Why Hollywood hates Hades so much? He just want to chill in afterlife with his hot wife, if anyone it was Poseidon who was always jealous of Zeus
Yeah. A wife that’s also his niece. But then again Greek mythology is filled with incest already.
@@docvince1491 So are the kingdoms a few hundred years ago. It's just full of incest.
@@docvince1491 i mean, Zeus is always the good guy and he literally forced himself onto every woman that he ever wanted lmao
To be fair in this he's more set up as someone driven into villainy for deceived into becoming the ruler of the miserable underworld and excluded from Olympus by the other gods.
Because of Christianity? A lot of people have the mind set of Underworld=Hell, Hades=Satan. I don't think the writers were unaware of the actual mythology, but intentionally used it as a lazy framing device for the evil vs good story.
A movie with misrepresentation of Greek culture, where Hades is the "villain" eith a sidekick momster that kills the hero's family, the hero is called Perseus and has to pop up from one place to another getting stupid stuff instead of going straight to the god in question...
A)Clash of the Titans
B)Percy Jackson
I think you meant Peter Johnson in the second choice.
The Greeks were very understanding with their myth's. All their gods were a-holes and you worshipped them because they could mess you up for the fun of it. Which actually makes alot of sense... if you were an all powerful deity and what you created tried to smack talk you am sure you'd find it quite insolent too lol
Tbf Hades wasn’t portrayed as evil in Percy Jackson, just really bitter.
@@meloneatingwolf1882 I mean the movie
I want to take this opportunity to clear up a few things about greek mythology.
In greek mythology all the gods are entitled D**kheads (with a capital D) with a few exceptions, one of those is Hades. Hades is probably the only god with actual chill. He is never portrayed as bitter or evil, rather the opposite. His marriage with Persephone started in a rather questionable way but according to the storys it is the most happy marriage in all of the greek pantheon, maybe because Persephone is away for half of the year and there are only 2 storys of Hades cheating on her (although in some sources both of these times the nymphs he was trying to get it on with where transformed into plants by Persephone before he could sleep with them). Also Persephone was perceived as more kind and caring (beeing a goddess of fertility) and she could literally talk Hades into near everything. He also never was bitter about beeing the god of the underworld, he took his assigned role (assigned by randomness and not by Zeus) and performed it dutyfull and with dignity, It is said he does not really care about the living since his domain is the underworld. Sadly Hades is consistently misrepresented in Media, which is kinda sad.
Also shoutout to my boy Hermes, this one is an absolute chad. He is maybe mischiefous at times but never evil or spitefull.
Notice there is a general theme here, that all the gods with actual meanigful dutys are the ones who are not absolute idiots. I mean what is Zeus doing all day? Throwing the occasional lightning? This guy has jackshit to do. That is probably why he is such an a-hole.
Unfortunately, Zeus is just as petty in actual mythology, so his portrayal is kind of accurate
3 Sexbots? My man, you rolled a horrible lottery.
@@justascarecrow6988 what
@@reverieWithRupam there were 3 different comment-copy sex-bots under his comment, but they were purged recently.
I think most people commenting here haven't actually read the epics. They're just mouth breathers. I enjoyed the film very much.
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Why would Hades have control over a sea creature? Isn’t that Poseidon’s domain? Who wrote this script lol
Because he made the kraken it may live in the sea but he created it so he controls it
The kid at 13:00
@@downhill1222 That still doesn't make much sense. If Hades was evil all Poseidon would have to do is kill it - since he controls the ocean.
That’s Mythologie. Pegasus is also a creature of Poseidon, despite flying through the air.
Well done @Cole! Other than the Kraken not even being Greek - It was the Cetus that Perseus fought, but even back with Harryhausen... They found the Kraken rolled of the tounge much easier so thats a mere ashetic change (I have to admit... Kraken does sound far better!) - In the Original Myths, Hade's did help subdue... But he was unable to do so on his own as The Seas were indeed the domain of Posiden!
It also gets FAR MORE COMPLICATED and Incestuous than that... As The Kraken / Cetus is itself a Titan - So to be created it had to be BORN OF A TITAN... In Greek Mythology one Titan birthed all the Monsters (Not unlike Norse Mythology where GRENDAL was the Bastard Son of a Goddess along with many other mythical Norse creatures...)
With Posidens aide, They managed to control the beast... And yes I say SUBDUE! Niether Hades nor Posiden CREATED THE CETUS / KRAKEN! It is a TITAN! The Titans come BEFORE THE GODS!
CHRONOS, Father of ZEUS was responsible in his arrogance for the Cetus / Kraken being created... A revenge from a spurrned lover for his shall we say Mysoginistic Behaviour of fucking evey woman that he could both mortal and Titan...
"In ten days, the city of Argos will be swept into the sea, and all of you with it."
"What if we just leave?"
"...Uh...well, that'd be cheating, so don't."
*everyone leaves*
"Ugh, you guys are such losers, smh"
I know right? It's not like the gods have an army besieging the city or using some power to prevent the residents from uprooting.
lmao nice try Hades gg
Why don't we take Argos and push it somewhere else
Well Hades gets stronger by people's fear and it would generate more fear if people knew about their impending doom but were ultimately powerless to stop it as compared to wiping out the city without people even knowing wtf happened or why. It would be sending a clear signal that gods can do pretty much whatever and humans can do nothing but subject themselves to the whims of the gods. Doing so would break the human's spirits and crush any mortal defiance. And of course people would leave the city, and it would entirely serve the god's purposes as now the story of a city that defied the gods and was destroyed for its trouble will spread to the whole country by the mouth of refugees etc, and so even more people would fear the gods.
This movie is a guilty pleasure of mine. I'm surprised that we haven't gotten a Greek mythology cinematic universe yet.
Oh man, yes!!! That would be awesome!!!
How do you sell a big sexual deviant like zeus to the big public ?
percy jackson? is that counted?
I'll have to disagree, but feel free to enjoy it
@@linodior2649 2 average movies isn’t enough
Okay, wait. This movie starts with Zues r*ping a mortal woman, it portrays the gods as petty a-holes, and Perseus' whole story is just wandering around doing whatever he's told while he's saved by divine intervention and just given whatever he'll need because he's the son of a god?
Wow, this is way more accurate to the myths than I'd have thought. Brave choice by the filmmakers, there.
Yeah…that’s about it
That's because Hollyweird is working on replacing the old gods by their "new" ones.
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@@saymyname2417 No, that's what Jack Kirby did back in the 70s.
Hades is not a villain. The kraken is poseidon's creature. The journey of the hero is by the hero's decisions and goals.
This movie is not accurate.
So, Voldemort, Qui-gon Jinn, Le Chiffre, The Hound, Davos Seaworth, and Bard The Bowman are all in this movie, and yet it still manages to be uninteresting.
The studio just wanted to stuff this movie up with a bunch of recognizable actors, in the hopes that people would forget how bad it is
You seem to have missed Beast from X-men: First Class (Nicholas Hoult) and Pete Postlethwaite (so many roles) on your list of characters.
Just shows that none of this was the actors’ fault 😄
You can have all the best actors in the world, but if the core story and characters are written badly, then there's only so much that the actors themselves can do to try and elevate that material.
@@TheStraightestWhitest I don't think that was an accident.
The fact that every time the kraken is mentioned Davy Jones theme plays is pure art
The kraken actually has its own theme. He played pieces from both the kraken and Davy Jones. I like them both
@@tjarkschweizer you're right, I always make the mistake of calling them with the same name
@@willghezzi we all get something wrong occasionally. Just yesterday I managed to misquote from my favorite show
Hey, what a healthy internet discussion! Easy admitting of mistakes, no blaming, exchange of information valuable even to third parties. Kudos to both of you!
I love how everytime Filmento is talking about the kraken he inserts the kraken theme from pirates of the carribbean Lmao💀
15:49 Being fair to Greek mythology, Atlas was one of the last remaining Titans, sentenced to forever hold the sky up on his shoulders and Perseus used Medusa's head to turn him to stone. In other words, I'd say that her being able to petrify the Kraken is pretty accurate, not to mention in line with the Ray Harryhausen Clash of the Titans, which this movie is loosely based off of. Also I'm pretty sure that Perseus eventually died, just off-screen from old age or something; the Witches only said that'd he'd die, not when or how.
I mean, if I were one of the witches in that movie and I just got a beat down by some disrespectful brat, I'd say something like, "You will die" just to mess with him. Enjoy those sleepless nights, bitch! Lol.
What irked me a lot is that they made Hades the bad guy. Like seriously why do they do this constantly?
At least Medusa was gorgeous.
Word of advice: Watch the original Clash of The Titans with the Ray Harryhausen magic in it.
America always ruins Hades. It's the christian influence "oh, underworld, so basically satan, he must be evil then". Is it too much to ask for someone to open a book and read?
Screwing over centuries of foreign culture and mythology is fine, but when someone makes Batman's ears too small everyone freaks out. smh.
@@HotDogTimeMachine385 You and me bro. I will wait for the day they will make gods like Hades, Anubis, Set and Hela get their justice.
In Mythologie it was her ugliness, that turned everyone into stone.
@@CommanderBohn I zoned out and imagined a Justice League teamup between Hades, Anubis, Set and Hela. xD It's watch that.
My Egyptian is rusty, but wasn't Set evil? He did kill his brother and was I think the god of sandstorms?
Hela would look cool with a half-half face, small girl exploring the land of death. Anubis is a total nerd who likes weighing things. Hades just misses his wife half the year and listens to every dead musician and poet the other time.
@@HotDogTimeMachine385 I mean, if the ears are too small they look goofy
Why would Hades tell everyone he's going to wipe them out in 10 days, other than to warn them that they have 10 days to stop him? I guess the element of surprise is a luxury afforded only to those whose screenwriter isn't lazy.
I havent seen it. But didnt they say that Hades got power from fear?
He was giving them time to sacrifice the queen or princess or whatever and start worshipping him. Which gives him power. Word spreads to other cities they follow. Their prayers give him power he usurps zeus. They needed time to start praying to power him up.
In WWI Germany put an ad in the New York Times that they were going to attack New York. They gave ample warning, I mean it was by newspaper for Godsakes. Months later they blew up part of the Statue of Liberty which is why still today the torch isn't open to the public.
He wanted people to fear the gods so they start to worship them again
Zeus also wants people to start worshiping the gods again, so if the Kraken is needed to strike fear and make people worship the gods again, why is Zeus helping Perseus on his journey to defeat the Kraken?
The biggest offense in this film to me was giving the Kraken 5 minutes of screentime, and the second film did the exact same thing with Kronos.
I'm a big scifi nerd, to be honest I don't focus to much on stories or character development in films. I just like seeing creative scenes, cool characters/monsters and entertaining action. This film did that for me, but I was really disappointed with how little they showcased one of the coolest giant monsters I've seen on film.
Why are all of you bots lol
I felt the same about the first Godzilla movie.
I get where you're coming from, but every sci-fi nerd (myself included) knows that the best sci-fi is NOT about the technology/monsters/action/etc, but about the philosophical ideas and universal human experiences embeded in them (Dick, Vonnegut and Clarke, just to name a few, used the science to expose and analyze the human side of things.) Sure, they may include all of these elements, but are never what the core of the story is actually about.
Not to be rude, but to me just sounds like you enjoy being entertained by cool stuff on screen without actually thinking deeper about them, which is fine too.
@@MumRah357 "ah but a TRUE sci-fi nerd"
I love how Filmento loves Pirates of the Caribbean movies, and I fking love them too.
PotC Kraken is 100 times better than this.
Yea that movie got the kraken right like fricking sea of thieves couldn't make him look cool
I mean I liked the CoT Kraken more aesthetically but the PoTC one is more accurate
The scene with it demolishing the merchant ship Will gets on makes the kraken absolutely terrifying in PoTC. Perfect way to establish it
when it comes to any piece of media that portrays Hades as Satan stand in, it instantly makes me like it less simply because they took one of the most chill greek gods, that is in charge of all the souls, not just the evil ones and made him a villain because "Hades is The Ruler Of The Underworld so he must be Satan" train of logic
The irony in that trope is the fact that Satan doesn't rule Hell to begin with. God does.
Hollywood doesn't just mess up mythology, it also messes up current standing religions.
The dude is the warden of the titans, the butler of Elysium, the caretaker of Cerberus, and he's banging the goddess of spring. You could not find a worse god to make the villain of your film
While pondering how the Castlevania franchise has icons of both Greek Mythology and Christianity coexisting with each other (including an appearance of Pan and Satan in the Lords of Shadow continuity), I figured that Hades would ironically be a character opposing the forces of Satan, if anything.
@@markcobuzzi826 Fun-fact - in Byzantine iconography there is a special type of icon that portrays The Christ walking out of the Tomb after the resurrection, with sad Hades on the second plan. Hades's sadness comes from the fact that from this moment he has no longer any power over the mortal souls because Jesus Christ saved them from death. This is the good example how Roman Empire managed to keep its culture after the christianization of the state. They were committed to the Christianity but they still "spoke" the mythological language to describe some themes. So yeah... Even the people who were actually Christians and well educated in theology AND were "native" to the mythology, didn't think about Hades as an opposite to the One True God, but more as a symbol of pagan times when people were bound by death
Hades makes a monster stronger than all the gods
->You have to kill the monster to weaken him enough to stand a chance
->Meaning Hades is stronger than the monster
->Meaning he is stronger than all the gods
Why does he need to sneak around?!?
Maybe he has to sneak around because all others are loyal to zeus. Maybe he is the strongest but not against all of them together. He thinks if he openly betrays , then the other gods are gonna come together to punish him. Idk, just an idea to make the story more coherent
@@nilab499 Mythology nerd here, they are not loyal to Zeus when he's acting this stupid
silly mortal, for plot of course!
You forgot to mention that this movie is a product of the Writers Guild Strike that happened in 2008-2009.
Ohhhh
Now that's interesting.
I keep forgetting about that. The Dark Knight and Benjamin Button already had their scripts finalized, but after that it was a dark few years for Hollywood.
Oh yeah, that would definitely factor into it
Andromeda in this version of the movie was seriously undeveloped.
I don't think there was anything developed in this movie. They just threw CG monsters for epic fights (which ironically became even less epic because of it), popular actors and hoped for the best. I mean, to have the richness of the Greek mythology and then to deliver this... I have no words.
So, like the mythology andromeda
It sad how the movie turns out. The director of the movie literally hired Masami Kurumada, the manga author of Saint Seiya/knights of the zodiac to design all the Gods’ armors.
Oh...i didn’t know that!
This movie should’ve been glorious!
Yes I can clearly see the similarities now.
I loved Saint Seiya back in the day...
What a waist...
I mean, the armor looks absolutely amazing
Oh! so that's why Zeus was so Shiny.
Daym, I fuckin love Saint seiya
That was such an awful show... Couldn't even enjoy the first episode.
The worst part of this movie is that Hades wasn't played by James Woods.
Ba boom… Hades… Lord of the dead…
Hi… How ya doing???
@@thuhuong8838 Your host with the ghost
They might wanted to recreate the magic in Schindler's List (Schindler-Goeth)
Lol damn right
I was 11 when I saw this movie in theaters and I liked it. That same night we snuck into the next showroom and watched How to Train Your Dragon. I forgot all about Clash of the Titans after that 😂
Oof 😂😂💀
They really butchered the story of the 1981 classic. Just as an example in the original they show the Kraken decimate an entire city early on in the film, as a direct command of Zeus no less. The original was effective and straightforward and they turned it into a garbled mess by shoehorning Hades as the 'villain' and turning it into an edgy 'revenge on the gods' story.
This is Disney’s Hercules with no singing and less character building
Clash of the Titans 2010 is the real 'All Time Chump'
Don't give disney any ideas on their Live-Action remake of that movie. They probably turn Hades into Emma Stone!Cruella and Angelina Jolie!Maleficent.
Hercules is still a terrible adaption though. At least it was fun. Kinda got the same feeling from Clash: fun to watch even if it isn't very good. Wrath is better.
@@mbrady5652 what about hercules tv series from xena the warrior spinoff?
Equally unfair treatment of Hades but at least he was fabulous
Literally ANY other Greek god was more of a d*ck than Hades, even Athena ranks above him. Yet he's always used as the bad guy.
Also in the Greek mytho it was Cetus, not Kraken, a similar monstrous sea creature, but I guess the name is not as intimidating as THE KRAKEN!
Release the Cetus!!!
yes, indeed it doesn't have the same ring. feels like something you can take out of the freezer at WalMart...
What about Hestia? I’m pretty sure she’s better since she minds her business,also we’re not forgetting that Hades kidnapped his wife so why he’s the most chill he still got issues.
They just go on the commonly accepted instead of historically accurate. They interchange so much of the greek and roman mythology that it's now just basically the same thing.
@@ohc1492 release cletus
@@ohc1492 Although I would be willing to watch a video of someone urging a pregnant woman to "release the fetus!"
At least the fight with Medusa is cool! She uses a lot of things to hunt the heroes; her claws, her tail, her weapons. That's fun to see and the effects for her are well done :) One positive thing in this movie, that's not enough to make it good but it's better than nothing.
Medusa's fight was terrible, it's supposed to be scary not fast paced like it was in this version.She wasn't ugly at all,which was dumb to hire a model to portray her face,when in the original she was ugly;even the arrowheads that were used when the soldier got shot with that arrow were European arrowheads that are used for hunting not as a weapon.
Zeus: "I c R a T e D t H e M"
Prometheus: B R U H
"Peter: the son of Jim" does sound pretty nice
His name is Peter Johnson, but people just call him Dick.
@@auldthymer Well, children can be cruel.
Zeus: I created humans
Prometheus: not only did you not create them, you punished them, idiot
Not to mention treat them like his own playthings by raping and tormenting some of them.
Zeus seems like the kind of guy who would retroactively take credit for that, great character representation really
@@barbiquearea oh yeah Zeus love man so much proceeds to rape em
exsactly XD when are we getting a Prometheus movie? the titan who made humans (and most other animals with the help of his brother) and actually cares enough about them to protect them from the king of gods, actively tricking him (multiple times) and stealing fire for humanity. He's Awesome! and way more deserves a hero spot than Zeus is.
@@WhiteDragonCM Prometheus was a bro, if it wasn't for him, Zeus's would've fucked us humans
I actually personally really enjoyed this movie. Especially the Kraken scene.
They could have had Scylla or Charybdis instead of a fucking kraken. They are way better monsters that link to hades instead if Poseidon.
Fun fact: Perseus didn’t fight the Kraken, he fought the sea monster Cetus.
The Kraken actually comes from Norse mythology.
broo
Another fun fact: Hades was never a villain and was never tricked to be in the underworld. It was a fair random chance and in some versions Hades chose the underworld because Zeus and Poseidon are dumbasses. Hades is the only one of the three that actually takes his job seriously while Zeus and Poseidon cause problems and... "have kids with human women"
"Release the Cetus"
Cetus deletus
And also sea of thieves mythology
This was one remake that did not stand up to the Harryhausen original.
No remake could
And the one Harryhausen remake I advocated for years to have happen, only to be ruthlessly disappointed.
The original was cool and felt like a horror movie when Medusa showed up. That made it really cool.
@@docsavage8640 RE 1 remake could and did better than the original
Since the topic about remake so it's still connect
I've never seen the movie whole. I saw just some parts of it when I was a little kid and holy hell, I was so scared. I'm surprised Filmento didn't even mentioned it.
I've never thought about this movie deeply but everything you said is right, it's one of my guilty pleasure movies I watch when im bored but dont want to pay attention
The one they did in the 80s was truly epic and awesome.
It was a strange time when Hollywood decided that Sam Worthington was going to be "the next big thing".
It feels like he just appeared in 2008 in Terminator: Salvation then he disappeared at some point in 2011.
@ShapeInTheMist
The last movie he was in 2011 was
Man on a Ledge, with Rosamund Pike, Genesis Rodriguez, and Jamie Bell,
The ONLY rememberable moment in that entire movie was Genesis Rodriguez stripping in a Vault
And he’ll be back for the 3 Avatar sequels
@@charlespuruncajas9663
Seriously!
Like why can't they just Recast his character with an entirely new actor,
Someone who actually has a personality, emotion, and charisma, like Henry Cavill
He was the main character in Avatar, which is also forgettable.
@@blaisetelfer8499
Avatar (2009) was a bad/terrible movie
that rip-off dances with wolves and Pocahontas, the XXX parody was EVEN WORSE than movie (the s$% scenes were boring Bland and forgettable)
why is Hades always a bad guy, like he rules the underworld sure, but he does not actually kill the people(That's Thanatos) sure he is kinda rude, but he is literally the only god who does not cheat on his spouse (who is kidnapped yes, but even that was ARRANGED BY ZEUS) heck Hades is like the warden of Tartarus, which is essentially a prison for all of the nastiest, most evil monsters(who would of course otherwise escape and continue to wreak havoc, without being able to die) so I would argue that Hades is a good person, and if not, then a necessary evil
Eris would have make a good villain, both she, Thanatos or any other Gods who are dicks has better potential than misusing Hades for the bad guy role.
He'll even thanatos only follows the will of if it's that person's time or not
in the sequel he isn't
@SYLWVIN how does meedusa connects to zeus
@SYLWVIN No it was because of athena (and Poseidon I guess)
I like how every story acts like Hades is trapped in the underworld or got the short end of the stick like he didn't accidentally luck out by being "god of everything under the earth" which means, you know, gold, diamonds, precious stones, etc. Like Hades is balling AND still has like control over the underworld, he's chilling.
Hades was literally tricked by Zeus to become god of the underworld.
Love the inclusion of Hans Zimmer's "The Kraken" throughout this video. It's honestly one of the best monster themes out there!
Ray Harryhausen's creatures still holds up in the nostalgia stakes. His Medusa is creepier imo.
Of all of the things, they did Medusa right in this movie. It was the *_ONLY_* thing they did right.
I'm an old guy that saw the original in the cinema when I was a little kid. I saw it again recently and she still scared me! Definitely made an impression.
I saw the original movie in the cinema when I was 10 years old, I was stunned with amazement when I saw the special effects, nowadays they don't impress, but at that time they were the best of the best.
Of Course Ray Harryhausen's Medusa is creepier! It was intended to be creepy. And it did not have the face of your School's Guidance counselor like the one in the 2010 movie!
@@TheStraightestWhitest They should at least give Medusa a more aggressive female face, like Megan Fox's or Fairuza Balk's, there she can be hot but also intimidating.
The thing that bothered the most about this movie was just how many people died to save one princess. Like, let the kraken eat the stupid princess to save her people! but nooooo, we have to kill all this inocent warriors and townsfolk and save her useless ass instead.
well, the story that this is loosely based on that was the whole point. saving Princess Andromeda from the sea monster. problem is, only Perseus, and the Greek gods, were involved in that rescue, no one else was there to kick the bucket, and Perseus technically didn't even know about the monster before killing Medusa and just happened to have the head on hand (I believe. I maybe remembering it wrong.) also, and this probably goes without saying, the sea monster definitely wasn't the Kraken, and he was sent by Poseidon who was upset because the queen was prideful and claimed to be more beautiful than his daughters, and as usual, Hades is turned into insta bad guy because "god guy underground and in charge of death must be bad (even though in the old stories he seemed like a pretty cool dude, often helping hero's when they came to his realm) sooo... they definitely cant use the original story as an excuse. XD lol
ROTFL I love these movies as they're pretty well made and the first one is a good remake. But is this Princess really worth it? It's because of the actions of higher beings that so much pain and death has befallen the main hero. The co stars aren't bland yet the lead looks like he's had a humour bypass.
Yep, I'd be saying..."Here she is, chow down Mr. Kraken".
@@WhiteDragonCM I'm pretty sure that the whole thing about Hades being the bad guy goes back to the Christian viewpoint. At first glance, the Hades = Satan association appears plausible. And thus they look no further. That this doesn't match up with Greek mythology is a minor nuisance. Western people expect a guy who rules the underworld to be the incarnation of evil, because that's how it has always been.
At least so the Hollywood producers think, I guess. It would require actual narrative work to present a lore that works differently from what they audience is used to. So better don't do that. Simply go with the flow.
@@ohc1492 oh shut up.
Putting the Kraken's theme from Pirates of the Caribbean every single time the Kraken appears in this video is the best thing I've seen all day.
I literally wanted a "remake" , frame by frame of the 1980 Clash of the Titans which is one my favorite movies of all time. i really thought that with modern CGI , cameras and lighting, they could do a modern (technically superior) remake of clash. i alwasys disliked how bad the stop motion and some other aspects of the film aged. it was a really missed opportunity.
Wtf? The best thing about stop motion is it doesn’t really age. Original Clash of the Titans still looks fantastic and knowing how groundbreaking the effects were at the time just adds more to the experience, imo.
@@shmekelfreckles8157 stop-motion doesn't age but it looks like akward playdoh moving... just look at the dinosaurs in the first Jurassic Park movie and compare it to all the stop-motion dinosaurs before 1980
@@Dan_Kanerva Jurassic Park is a technical masterpiece.
@Pindé lmao no
CGI "Yuck!" Looks like the original is better, not perfect but at least charming and entertaining. Stop motion will always be loved, as a painstaking from of art...it is organic! Why do people want so many remakes, when most remakes fail, I guess they don't like good movies...rather dump on the original. Good luck trying to convince people, who love movies, "CGI is better than stop motion" lol, sure!. Anyway, today's Hollyweird film makers are woke and lazy, with alotta big budget fails...big budget films are becoming a minority
Why is hades the bad guy? Hes a good guy in the lore.... there is literally a god of death in grek mythology if being a god of a bad thing makes you bad (movies gotta movie) but its not hades hes just the god of the underworld... ares is a much bigger dick ares should be the villian he doesnt care if innocents are slaughtered in the crossfire and will manipulate people into fighting for his entertainment and because it gives him power
No greek gods were objectively good all are kinda assholes hades might be one of the better ones but he still kidnapped zeus daughter persepone and forced her to marry him so still wouldn't call him good
@@flexmusi that depends on which lore you subscribe to, as these are mythical beings, there is no 100% concrete canon
Since the Kraken is a sea monster, Poseidon would make more sense as a villain here.
@@peterbayne7227 Consider his relationships with Gorgon, Belerophon, Perseus' background from the sea & the insult of Andromeda' mother toward the Nereids, he is indeed perfect for that role, especially since he is kinda of scumbag too.
Why isn't serial r*pist Zeus good. And Hestia did nothing wrong
I'm legit surprised that you didn't mention that this 2010 movie is a remake of the 1981 Ray Harryhausen Masterpiece of the same name. It's kind of essential _to_ mention it, because that movie is literally the only reason this movie exists - somebody thought it would be a good idea to cash in on nostalgia while updating nearly flawless special-effects.
I honestly think that's the film's biggest problem; it was _always_ going to exist in the shadow of something superior. But because of it's source material, it has to obey certain boundaries - which is disappointing, considering that those boundaries inhibit the plot more than enhance it. The movie does try to do its own thing and is vastly different from the original, however the main plot points are largely the same and it all boils down to execution.
For example, in the original the Kraken was not a weapon created by the gods; it was just one of the Titans they were able to keep on a leash and only ever broke it out when they decided that mankind needed punishment. Like you said about building-up to the Kraken - considering that most of its screentime is relegated to the end, the movie actually _opens_ with a scene of Zeus ordering Poseidon to unleash the Kraken on Argos; so we see first-hand the devastation the beast is capable of unleashing.
In the remake, Argos is actually the main setting we're trying to save, so all we have on the Kraken is the narration from the beginning. But it's clear that the Filmmakers weren't banking on that being the case; this is a Movie that seems to _depend_ on the nostalgia factor to do half the work for it. They wanted the audience to have the memory of what the Kraken did in the original to still be in mind, so that they would already take the Kraken as a threat; that's the real reason why the Kraken is so over-designed in this movie (apart from referencing Typhon more) - it's meant to up the "wow-factor" of the original Kraken's design.
Another problem is the rearranging of Antagonists. In this version, Calibos is now Acricius the former king of Argos who was deformed by Zeus for killing his wife and attempting to kill his son. But so far, Calibos seems to relegate himself into hiding in shame down in the sewers of Argos, only ever wallowing in his own misery. You could literally forget he was a part of this film at all because of how unimportant he is to the plot.
Whereas in the original, Calibos is probably the driving force behind the plot and is actually the main antagonist. In the original, Calibos is actually a spoiled Prince, the son of the Sea Goddess Thetis. And therein lies the correction to the power-structure problem. With Hades in the remake, he comes off as so powerful that he could lead an open coupe against Zeus outright; but with Thetis being the villainous god from the original, she is clearly below Zeus in power scaling - meaning if she were to outright fight him, she'd lose.
Because Calibos is such a wicked man - going as far as to kill Zeus' own herd of flying horses - Zeus decides to punish him by turning him into a Monster. From that point on, Thetis resents Zeus for punishing her son while sheltering his own.
And because Calibos has had everything stripped from him, he seeks revenge by tormenting the city of Joppa - sending a kind of curse over the land and forcing the Princess Andromeda into playing a game with the lives of her potential suitors. So we see that there's a city with a problem and we know where the problem stems from and how to stop it. Thus we care more about what Joppa isn't going through and why Perseus has to save it - as opposed to Argos which boils down to, poor people in the streets and the Elites have all become Atheists.
On Andromeda - her presence is wasted in the remake due to the addition of Io. In the original, Andromeda was Perseus' love-interest and she occasionally imparts some words of wisdom - she also is demanded to be sacrificed to the Kraken. The motivation to save her as well as all Joppa is what pushes Perseus to literally the underworld and back. In the remake that's traded for Revenge against Hades...which comes off as kind of boring, considering that we know Perseus can't beat Hades. That and the fact that Io is now Perseus' love interest, means that Andromeda's presence in the movie is largely superfluous...She's just a random girl that gave Perseus some wine, and then he has to save from a giant monster. She even tries to put the moves on him at the end of the movie, and he totally rebuffs her.
See where the problems are stemming from? The fact that the movie is a remake and _has_ to include characters like this, when it clearly doesn't know what to do with them. With Acricius, it would have been obvious - when he becomes Calibos, he starts tormenting the city of Argos from his secret lair - sowing the despair that has come over the city and turning the people against the gods; make him into a proper Anarchist, instead of just some self-pitying henchman.
With Andromeda, its even harder considering that I genuinely don't believe there's room in this film for her considering that her leading lady role is given to someone else. She's just _not_ important in the grand scheme of things, which is a problem considering that her being sacrificed is supposed to be a plot point that carries heavy weight.
Honestly, if a few details were changed this movie could be it's own thing; but because it's a remake that is banking on knowing it's a remake, while also trying to "trim down" the excess of the original, and also adding it's own identity, it just fails to actually be it's own thing. It comes off like that scene in the movie where Perseus finds the original prop of Bubo and is told to leave it behind; the film is directly acknowledging that it doesn't know what to do with certain aspects of the old movie, and just shoe-horns them in for the reference.
And they didn't even bring back Bobo, except as a "man, the 81 original was so lame, look at this dumb ROBOT OWL FROM ATHENA"
I am also really surprised Filmento didn’t talk about the original at all either. You're right that it's very important to consider the context stemming from the original film when analyzing the remake. I loved the original and it's a movie with a really special place in my heart. I would almost like to see a part 2 to this video where Filmento goes back and compares this movie to the orginal in detail.
Nice and profound analysis. The original made a great job creating a coherent story, and where it departed from the Greek mythology, it actually drew on a different mythological/fairy tale theme (the riddle game that costs the suitor his head). This nonsense with Hades as an antagonist, a different love interest and giant scorpios just because.... the very definition of 'meh'.
Nice and profound analysis. The original made a great job creating a coherent story, and where it departed from the Greek mythology, it actually drew on a different mythological/fairy tale theme (the riddle game that costs the suitor his head). This nonsense with Hades as an antagonist, a different love interest and giant scorpios just because.... the very definition of 'meh'.
Watching this reminded me of the Altenate ending of the movie where it seem to set up that zeus was going to be the next antagonist and perseus talked about his human family and how he allied himself with humanity tbh thought the Altenate ending was way better than the official one.
I just randomly got the urge to watch this the other day and then you dropped this vid. Timing couldn’t be more perfect
The only thing I remember from that movie was *"Release the Kraken!"*
"Neeson roaring, “release the Kraken” belongs in the camp time capsule. It will haunt him for years." - Peter Travers
Me: please say it please say it please say it...
Filmento: you could argue that this isnt accurate to the greek mythylogy, *but guess what, neither is the fucking krakken*
Me: *YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAH*
Zeus could have released anything, but choose the Kraken. Imagine releasing the Hydra....
@@tranphuongnam1860 Why would that be any different?
@@ryanergo754 because they're different creatures & operate differently
@@RtistiqSkubie and also becuase there was no "kraken" in Greek myth. IIRC the name and tales come from Nordic myths
The monster had a different name, but was absolutely in the orginal myth. Dont pat yourself on the back too hard there mate.
That medusa transition into the next scene was clean, man. Awesome work.
The worst part about this movie is that the cast is so incredibly well stacked that it's easy to miss this kind of analysis early on. I loved this movie when I first saw it but as it went on, I have to admit that I started to see through the cracks.
I think they confused Zeus with the christian God, because I'm pretty sure Zeus didn't care about mortal worship, dude was just a overpowered dude having fun
Yeah especially with the Wonder Woman movie
It runs on this metaphysic idea of humanity's faith being the gods literal source of energy, and not just something humans do to get into the good grace of inherentely powerful beings. I know a lot of Fantasy novels had used this idea on their worldbuilding (even the Conan books, I think) but nowadays people asociate it with Terry Pratchett's comedy series Diskworld more that anything so is kind of difficult to take seriously
@@Mario_Angel_Medina And it shouldn't be taken seriously, because it's more lazy storytelling than anything else. No mythology or religion ever believed that their deities actually required prayers to survive. I see why it's beneficial for an intertwining of interests in a story. But gods never worked that way and thus, establishing them to do so in the narrative only degrades what it means to be a god.
Not including Pratchett in that, though, because one of the underlying themes of his Diskworld has always been establishing things to be quite the opposite from what one would expect and then observing where that leads to. So that's fair in this context. But in an actual epic about actual Greek gods? Meh.
@@lonestarr1490 yes, the "gods feed on prayers" thing is incompatible with the personalities of the Greek gods and the movie doesn't seems to understand that this trope is supposed to be a critique on organized religions (there is an evil zealot character but he doesn't rise to much above "glorifyed extra")
@@lonestarr1490 The only thing that I can think of that even remotely comes close to the concept of prayer=power in an actual religion would be the blood sacrifices the Aztecs performed. That was done out of fear that the Earth would eat them, and not to give any of their gods a temporary buff.
I ususally don't like to blame actors (unless they're huge stars they have the least input into the final product), but, I put a good chunk of the blame on Sam Worthington. I have never seen a more bland or uncharismatic actor pushed as a leading man.
Sam "Shouting = Acting" Worthington
Really don’t get the hate for the guy, like what?
@@Gadget-Walkmen I don't hate him, I just think he's a pretty bland actor
@@dragonforks93 don't think he's bland as people claim. he's got the cool hero look down.
Sam was on a role of playing these types of bland characters from avatar to Terminator salvation. Even though he kinda sucked, it kinda worked for him with all of these movies he's been in.
The whole conflict between the gods and men and the cessation of prayer to the gods could have been explained if they made two simple additions:
First, explain to the viewer that the prayer only reaches the gods if it is performed inside a temple. No temple access, no food.
Second, introduce a greedy human ruling character who blocks access to said temple out of jealousy that the people are praying to the gods and not him.
Now we have a more relatable villain in that human ruler, an explanation as to why the people don't pray (they can't), and a character ripe for a nice revenge kill scene.
Hades is actually one of the nicer gods in the greek mythology. He never tried to kill heracles or persues. In contrast to zeus wife or his other brother poseidon.
Back in high school we once watched both Clash of the Titans movies while studying Greek mythology and when Perseus just threw his sword at Hades the entire class was like "Wait, what, thats it?"
They should've watched the 1981 original. What kind of abusive teacher would make their students watch a crummy remake?
@@ThePmbstudios I did say we watched both, the original and the remake
@@AgentofChaos315 Ooooh! My mistake. Good thing that your class call B.S. on the 2010 finale.
That ending didnt make sense like he didnt even die how does getting stabbed by a sword make you fly thousands of miles into the depths of the underworld
@@owyemen9367 ahh this is cool that's why. No movie was hurt in this voice over.
Immortals looked at it like "hmmm a delicious failure. I'm gonna try some of that"
One of the only channels that edits in memes and actually gets me to laugh
After seeing this video, I realized I had seen this movie sometime previously and already forgot every single thing about it
That Santa "ho ho ho ho" at 5:20 and Sayan Hades at 8:30 got me. THAT was epic!
The original was just playing on TV earlier today
I watched it today. Even weirder was that i have a statue of Persues and the other day i was cleaning it and decided to look at pictures of the myth. Not only that but i rewatched that episode of Supernatural that featured Zeus.
@@anubusx Interesting
@@anubusx Coincidence? I THINK NOT.
@@anubusx I love when suddenly the world connects itself in weird ways. I'm trying to accept it now that I have passed through all that freaking paranoia.
I have the alternate poster of that signed by the original artist.
Accurate, informative and bloody hilarious!! Keep up the good work man, absolutely love it!
6:22
You need to know that Zeus was always a jackass and the few times he does things himself is when he fought the titans
Imagine the Kraken kills his parents, and they go to Medusa because she is the only to have survived it’s attack by using her gaze to escape. Get rid of Hades.
Oooor... And hear me out, follow the actual story of Perseus. And if thats too much, just follow the story of the older version of this movie. All plot holes this video talks about were created because of rewriting the original story.
@@NoOne-ds7pw
This
That opening skit was quite funny.
@@AxxLAfriku I had a stroke reading this
@@AxxLAfriku Let me get this straight: You're commenting about something that is unrelated to the main comment? Considering no one even gives a crap about your channel, talking about it instead of the main comment is quite an annoying thing to do. Yet, here you are, talking away about your channel. Nobody cares.
For a second there I thought you were gonna talk about ‘Clash of titans’ arc in attack on titan!
you really outdid yourself
i think this is one of your best videos - especially the comedic aspect
the way they applied christian duality to greek mythology is so bad lol poor hades, dude just wanted to chill and be w his hippie wife and his 3 headed dog
Didn’t he kidnap her? 😂
@@soruvfrancis6210 yeah but what i meant is that there isn't a fully good or bad god in greek mythology. hades is the chillest one, honestly
@@soruvfrancis6210 to be fair to Hades he saw the world was turning to shit without her and so told her to leave she choice to go back as that how the ancient greek explain the season as Persephone would spend spring and summer with her mother Demeter and Autumn (fall if from the USA) and winter with Hades her Husband not to say Hades never visited her in the summer and spring (and had deal with mother in law from Hades (Do yah get it lol) but generally that's how work so it did start as kidnapping because originally she was minder her own business before ground opened up making her fall into underworld but she did fall in love with in time and then he understood like beast from Beauty and Beast that couldn't keep her permanently especially as it was causing masses of people to enter underworld more than was expected ever.
@@soruvfrancis6210 With Zeus’ permission, and compared to what most of the other gods do, that’s pretty tame. Hades even lets Persephone go, and gives her seeds from the Underworld to eat if she wanted to return (some versions make Hades give her the seeds without telling her that eating them meant she had to return to the Underworld sometimes), thus creating the seasons.
is just like people treat the "grimm reaper" figure as "a bad guy" even tho he is just the personification of death and is not his fault we die
pretty sure that casting what's-his-face from Avatar was the quickest way to make the protag completely forgettable
Ikr. Thinking about him is like ... I forgot what I wanted to say.
Kinda sad for him, he just isn't cut out to be a great protagonist
I did not expect to crack up as much as I did during this
These edits are 🔥🔥
"Epic Fail" that got a sequel.
I remember taking greek mythology in High School and thinking “Wow, Clash of the Titans did Greek mythology dirty”
Most Greek adaptations are awful. They always ruin Hades the most, they see "Underworld" and think "Evil" because Satan. Is it too difficult to do any sort of research? Hades is one of the least evil gods in Greek Mythology, definitely leagues better than Zeus and Poseidon.
Welp, greek mythology did greek mythology dirty, right 😁
@@HotDogTimeMachine385 That's what I like about the original movie. Hades isn't even mentioned.
@@Ratchet2431 He was enjoying the show
Wait until you see the Peter Jackson movies 🤢
I couldn't take this movie seriously because of Sam Worthington's facial expressions throughout this movie
He was riding high off of Avatar which is probably why he landed the lead for this movie
Why? He was badass in this movie tho, he looked cool.
@@Gadget-Walkmen Sam Worthington has the charisma of a block of wood
@@wjzav1971 like I said, I’m not seeing that at all. He’s got the cool hero look down and is seems engaging enough. Not seeing what’s the problem.
Sam Worthington makes facial expressions?!?!
Yooo!! The editing in this one is really good!! Keep it up!
6:10 oh, so like the Greek gods in the original myths.
It failed because of two words: Sam Worthington. I don't know what was wrong with directors in the late 2000s and early 2010s, but they really thought this uncharismatic dude could act and that people wanted to see him. This movie is really only known for that Liam Neeson line, "Release the Kraken".
Simply, he starred in the most successful movie of that time: Avatar
He isn't a bad actor. Did you watch the video, did you once hear him say "oh yeah, and Sam Worthington is a terrible actor."
@@Saltyaf38 Do I need Filmento or anyone else to tell me what my opinion is? No, I simply stated my own thoughts.
@@Saltyaf38 so you can’t have an opinion if Filmento doesn’t permit you to? 🐑🐑🐑
@@mychannel-rt2gn Your stupid. This man said that the movie was bad because of Sam Worthington when he is watching a video listing off reasons why the film is bad, and not once does he mention Sam Worthington. 🐑🐑🐑
For me the problem with this movie always was that it just wanted to much. The movie is so full with stuff. But the soundtrack kicks ass
This movie is my guilty pleasure. No matter how flawed it is, this movie is very entertaining.
11:52 WOW... Good one. I know how heartbreaking Pirates 5 was for you as much as it was for me 💔
Fun fact: when I searched this movie I just wrote "that kraken scene" and that's how I remember it.
Despite all its faults, its still a movie I enjoy watching every once in a while.
Just watched both movies. I love them knowing they're not considered good films.
I`m in love with your edits
AGAIN, you are GENIUS
You always have been a GENIUS!
I think Filmento is the only guy these days talking about Clash of the Titans 2010
Why did they try so hard to make Sam Worthingron a thing? He was never going to be a thing.
Absolutely. Also, I know that's it's like comparing apples and oranges, but I can't help but feel infuriated that someone like Timothy Oliphant, who is just pure charisma, never got those lead man roles from the industry.
Probably because he looks a bit like Brad Pitt
You will never become a thing
@@sera_sarzad That means you too, Shia. Sit down.
At least he is actually masculine.
I was hyped for the movie when I saw the trailers. I loved the original as a kid (still do) and was expecting a remake with modern CGI. I have no idea why they messed it up so much
Love your editing style
I liked this movie when I was younger. It’s a horrible movie that wasn’t written/directed well. But enjoyable non the less
Same, a popcorn kinda movie for me i liked both..but they coulda done better
Yea I just enjoyed for the hell of it lmao it was rly entertaining
The sword that transforms is pretty cool.
Its a generic mythology movie, but one that at least pass the basics
Just watch the 1981 classic film. It is so much better
Medusa looked hella good in this movie.
She looked better in the original 1981 movie. I liked how she was defeated in the original movie too.
she’s a model lol her name is natalia vodianiva
@@biguy617 Yep special effects have come a long way.
Great CGI use. I still love the 1981 version for just being a straight up horror movie monster.
(15:04) Zues & Hades "identify" as "Power-Fluid". @Filmento , thanks for another fantastic vid!
I watched this earlier this year, and after it bored me to death I was rlly hoping for a Filmento vid on it. That day has come
Isn’t there a moment in this one where they find the mechanical owl from the original and someone’s like “meh, it’s a piece of junk” like, take that, original movie, we’re way better! Yeah. General rule: if your movie has to do that, it’s probably bad
Yeah, we don't need a ROBOT OWL FROM ATHENA, we can... um... Io, dump more exposition, quick!
Ugh that moment irks me so much
Yes and yet the movie with the 'dumb owl' is not only actually remembered but celebrated as a ground breaking film. I forgot this shit existed until I saw this review in my feed.
...There was an original CotT?
@@reptiliannoizezz.413 yes and it is amazing
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Is it just me, or is Filmento using a lot more pop culture edits in his recent videos?
Yeah, and its mad unfunny. Some of them are just completely random and don't relate to what hes saying or whats onscreen at all.
I will ALWAYS love and recognize the “What?? Nooo!!” from markey mark
Lol this video's funny as hell, great breakdown bro :)