The will of steel is not moved by external things, no matter how bad the external environment is, and how bad your own condition is, always follow your own beliefs and move forward unswervingly.
The body that is more than steel, that is, DEF and ADF are super high. They are beaten by hands, weapons, magic, and all kinds of adjustments. In the end, they will either be scarred or unscathed, but in the end they will appear in front of the big boss with a hundred spirits. Finally kill the Boss.
The previous representative was the invincible Xiaoqiang Saint Seiya. His deeds have been passed down from generation to generation. Obviously, it can be ignored here.
Perseus obviously inherited and carried forward these two points, especially the second point.
Ares, the god of war, got the hammer, and it could hurt the king of god Zeus. Perseus was hammered countless times, plus various things hit his head, pillars, stone tables, stone walls, although the middle state was weak for a while, but he finally spelled out the spear of victory, passed through the fire, and ko the boss.
This is just a random rant above.
In fact, strictly speaking, this kind of film is actually mainly in terms of effects. A film that focuses on visual effects can pass the test as long as the plot is logical and there are not too many mistakes. For the wrath of the gods, the story is complete. The discord between brothers and the temptation of foreign objects led to disasters. The savior went from being alone at the beginning to helping the world (actually, he had to in many cases), and then Reconcile brothers, peace in the world. Family, friendship, plus a little bit of funny plots, plus a beautiful woman who played almost 90% of soy sauce, and then at the end, the male protagonist and the beautiful woman are together. With the addition of visual effects, it can actually be regarded as a pass film. It's okay to get around 80 points.
Another point, for people like me who have not experienced the baptism of the legendary 3D extreme Avatar, the 3D effect of this film is still quite good, at least when several boulders are flying in the face, occasionally I dodge subconsciously.
3 stars, one for special effects, one for beauties, and one for undead warriors.
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