The character setting is a bit confusing. According to the seniority, Hyperion should be regarded as Zeus' uncle, and he is also the former sun god, and he has become the king of an unknown human country. The Minotaur Minotaur not only became Hyperion's thug, but also a black man with a hood. Theseus not only cut down Minotaur, but also played role-playing by the way, crossing to the hot springs pass. Poseidon is not like Zeus' younger brother, but a good son with a little rebelliousness. As for Hades, he has disappeared completely.
I feel that when Zeus led the team to fight the Titans, it was a tourist group. The strongest combat force, Ares, was taken by Zeus himself without participating in the war. Athena, the so-called goddess of war, took two almost invisible knives to tickle people. , It seems that there is also Hermes (the one with the bird helmet) who can't be called combat power at all, plus a soy sauce man who doesn't know who it is, the only powerful Poseidon is far from the demeanor of the sea god, and was pressed by people. He beat him violently on the ground, and it is estimated that Zeus took the opportunity to clear his dissidents and prank those who were not very obedient at ordinary times.
I think the main idea of this movie is to teach us how to be younger brothers - we must move forward in the direction of the boss, even if the boss is wrong. For example, when Zeus said that Theseus could do it, Theseus had to do it. If it couldn’t be done, Zeus had to let him do it, but if other young and rash gods dared to doubt Zeus’ judgment and thought that Theseus could not do it, even if If he were to save him, he would also be taken out of the country. The biggest taboo of leaders is to be smart and suspicious of leadership decisions, such as Ares, who has strong limbs and a simple mind. And Athena was too smart to know the secret of Zeus cheating secretly, so she was taught a lesson in the end, but fortunately, she usually performed well and was given a chance to correct.
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