When I see Greek stories, I always have a feeling that the names are too messy, not only are the names too messy, but the relationship between the characters is also intricate, and the plots of father and son killing each other are everywhere. Confused.
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In this film Ares, the god of war, is the villain who betrayed his father. The myth about Ares is mainly derived from Homer's epic. He is the son of Zeus and Hera, bloodthirsty, bellicose, brutal, the embodiment of bloody battles, but not very strong in martial arts.
The king of Argos, Acrisios, learned from the oracle that he would be killed by the son of his daughter Danae, so he imprisoned his daughter in a bronze tower. Zeus turned into a golden rain and met Danae to give birth to Perseus. He is half-human and half-god, brave and good at fighting, defeated Ares and Cronus, and saved all mankind.
As for the plot, I feel that there is no great innovation compared to the first part, and the final ending is still Perseus saving all mankind. If the first part is still somewhat eye-catching, then the second part is in terms of plot. There aren't a lot of bright spots that caught my eye.
In terms of content, there are still many places where "love" is reflected in the film, Perseus' love for his son, his friendship with his companions, and the father-son affection between Zeus and Perseus, and finally Hades and Zeus return to each other. Well, the deep brotherhood that fights side by side is precisely because of these "loves" that give everyone a strong strength. The belief in this love is firm. The source of love and the cooperation of various forces , defeated the opponent.
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