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Who is Rosamund playing?
1. From the director of Battle LA.
I imagine the film will have lot of promise but fall short in terms of relevance and staying power. Especially if the competition brings it.
It almost feels like WB is dumping this unless the marketing starts to pick it up, why release this trailer right after releasing TDKR online.
Trailer was just okay to me but nothing to indicate it won't be as bad as the last one, though Rosamund Pike does look great even if it doesn't follow the last one.
I think the first trailer for Clash came around winter, too.
Kronos looks badass, and Ralph Fiennes doesnt look like an incredibly obvious villian this time around, also, DAT HAIR!
Xerxész;22136893 said:Is the giant fire creature Cronos at the end of the trailer?
If it is, I just say: "now, that's a real titan!"
In that case they are completely destroying the mythology again. Helios was the titan of the sun. And Kronos was the youngest titan and not the largest. He also had nothing to do with fire. I swear if Kronos is that fiery titan I will facepalm in the theater.^^He is.
And the one eyed giant chasing Perseus is a cyclops, not a titan. But the titan featured at the end looks more like Perses instead of Kronos.
These movies rarely follow the exact mythology. The original one didn't either. Also Helios was also identified as a god of the sun/light as well as a titan I believe and Perseus' son in this movie is just named after him. I wouldn't be surprised if the titan at the end is Kronos since so far they've only mentioned one titan in the main plot and I can't imagine Perseus having to face them all before the end.In that case they are completely destroying the mythology again. Helios was the titan of the sun. And Kronos was the youngest titan and not the largest. He also had nothing to do with fire. I swear if Kronoa is that fiery titan I will facepalm in the theater.
These movies rarely follow the exact mythology. The original one didn't either. Also Helios was also identified as a god of the sun/light as well as a titan I believe and Perseus' son in this movie is just named after him. I wouldn't be surprised if the titan at the end is Kronos since so far they've only mentioned one titan in the main plot and I can't imagine Perseus having to face them all before the end.
These movies rarely follow the exact mythology. The original one didn't either. Also Helios was also identified as a god of the sun/light as well as a titan I believe and Perseus' son in this movie is just named after him. I wouldn't be surprised if the titan at the end is Kronos since so far they've only mentioned one titan in the main plot and I can't imagine Perseus having to face them all before the end.
I don't understand why its so hard to get Greek mythology right or stick to it. Its already loaded with drama involving badass giants hell bent on the destruction of anything in their path.
That's just sad. Much more than people who actually believe Kratos was the god of war. lol.I don't understand why its so hard to get Greek mythology right or stick to it. Its already loaded with drama involving badass giants hell bent on the destruction of anything in their path.
I wouldn't care if people didn't watch this stuff and run around arguing correct mythology with their movie mythology. My friends believed Perseus was ths son of Poseidon thanks to Percy Jackson and the ****** thief who stole Zeus's bolt.