Watching this in the movie theater today doesn't seem to have much 3D effects. The most obvious 3D is the subtitle of the address. = =. It feels very similar to Percy Jackson and the Thief of Fire. Only one is the son of Zeus and the other is the son of Poseidon. It's all demigods who don't say anything, and they feel that dark horse. On the ground, it looks like Rao rides in the Fist of the Big Dipper. Like a phantom in the sky. Especially those white pegasus are like ordinary flying horses in Avatar, and the black pegasus becomes a phantom. Then see where Sam Worthington is Avatar, then demigods, Medusa, Medusa's head is used to petrify little bosses, bastards, gods and demigods fighting, Hades will always play the final villain , and they were all knocked out in seconds, and they all cost money to go to the underworld. These are Percy Jackson and the Thief of Fire, and the status of Hades' summoned beast is a bit like that of the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland. Like pets, they are the treasures of the town house. Without him, the strength drops sharply, almost to 0.
PS: Actually, this movie doesn't just remind me of Percy Jackson and the Thief of Fire. It also reminds me of Saint Seiya, Pegasus, holding Medusa's head, and fighting scorpions, and how Olympus makes it a bit like a golden zodiac. . (Actually, that scorpion also reminded me of Transformers 2, I don't know why.)
In fact, I feel that there are many elements of movies, animations, and novels that are integrated here.
In short, I feel that if you don't pursue something and don't have any expectations to see an effect, the commercial film is still very good.
I just watched it with the attitude of going to see the effect, and it brought back a lot of interesting memories.
not bad.
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