2012-09-03
All Western gods, arts, and sciences all originate from Greek mythology. After watching this movie, I know that Zeus still has a father, and he is a super cruel Role. It seems that I really have to read an enlightenment book such as Greek mythology from the beginning, otherwise it will be too illiterate.
Without the prayers of people, the gods would lose their power and slowly become mortals. There is no obvious difference between God and man. God exists because of the worship of man. The topic avoided in all religions is frankly expressed by the king of the gods in the movie. Is it the director's intention to make such a self-denial? for that? There is no god in this world, and there are many stupid people, and those who are a little wiser become gods. In those days when the cult of personality was rampant, it is no wonder that all media were controlled, and the rulers were most afraid of those who dared to find a little light from the blind.
Perseus, half-human and half-god, gave his sword to Helius, who was only a quarter of the god; and the three brothers of Zeus only had Hades, and the ruler of hell became an ordinary person without divine power. In the movie The characters have almost gone to the purely human world, from "Clash of the Gods" to "Wrath of the Gods", is there a third episode possible?
It's a wonderful visual film, with no flaws in its stunts, and it's basically forgotten after watching it. Except for the male protagonists from Australia, almost all the important characters are from the British Isles, and Americans in Hollywood really can't mix. Although there is no sign of the Queen's character and Perseus's love affair, the heroine Rosamund Pike is from England again, and this 175-foot-tall woman is worth seeing.
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