For one, the number of Gods present in this movie is 5. What really irked me were the inconsistencies with Greek Mythology and the lack luster "epicness" of the Eperius bow.
The fight has to have a different substance than just simple blood and guts.
But the way I see it, these are Gods fighting, not humans and legends. It's very Matrix/Kung Fu style, and some people didn't like that. The fight pertaining to the Gods is seen partly in the trailers when you see people floating in mid air as they and their friends get punished continuously.
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oh how he knows how to fight." But I personally couldn't care less how many people are fighting as long as the fights are well done. Most of the fights are just "look at Thesius. Not a single fight scene went by where I was like "ok, I waited 5 minutes for that!?." The fight with the Greek Gods was very well done, although many people may disagree (more on that in the next paragraph). The quality of the fight scenes was great. The acting was pretty good to be fair, not very much was necessary from anyone besides Henry Cavill, but none of the actors underperformed. Special effects were great, stylized blood was plenty but not too much, Frieda Pinto is gorgeous, and Henry Cavill is jacked. This movie had a bit more story time than I anticipated, a lot of time was spent away from epic battles but there was plenty of fighting to keep me happy. in my own mind, Troy was a 7*, 300 a 10* and Clash of the Titans a 3* movie. I went to see this movie with the pretense of "It's going to be a combination of Troy, 300, and Clash of the Titans". Rallying a band of fellow outsiders, including visionary Priestess Phaedra (Freida Pinto) and cunning slave Stavros (Stephen Dorff), one hero will lead the uprising, or watch his homeland fall into ruin and his Gods vanish into legend. Secretly chosen by Zeus (Luke Evans), Theseus must save his people from Hyperion and his hordes. They remain powerless to stop Hyperion, until a peasant named Theseus (Henry Cavill) comes forth as their only hope. But ancient law dictates the Gods must not intervene in man's conflict. In the King's hands, the bow would rain destruction upon mankind and annihilate the Gods. Only he who possesses this bow can unleash the Titans, who have been imprisoned deep within the walls of Mount Tartaros since the dawn of time and thirst for revenge. Amassing a bloodthirsty army of soldiers disfigured by his own hand, Hyperion has scorched Greece in search of the legendary Epirus Bow, a weapon of unimaginable power forged in the heavens by Ares (Daniel Sharman). Mad with power, King Hyperion (Mickey Rourke) has declared war against humanity. Eons after the Gods won their mythic struggle against the Titans, a new evil threatens the land.
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