Wrath of the Titans

The Greek army carries a Roman Signum, a symbol very characteristic of the Roman army that was carried at the head of the legion.

(at around 1h 11 mins) When Toby Kebbell shouts, a gold crown is clearly visible.

I love science fiction films and the first film "Clash of Titans" was satisfied me extremely. I really waited for this film with impatience.

(Yawn!) Well, here we go again!

I loved Clash of the titans really much, and Wrath of the Titans too. I don't care too much about the story, it was a good movie.

"Wrath of the Titans" is a step up from its predecessor "Clash of the Titans" in just about every way. It's also the best of what's become a slew of sword and sandal epics recently including Tarsem Singh's incomprehensible "Immortals" which shares some of the same characters as Wrath of the Titans.

I didn't check out WOTT in 2012 but caught it on Amazon Video today. Here are my thoughts.

I'm not the type of film watcher that has a preconceived opinion about the film. I don't go in expecting something.

This movie was not bad, but it could have been better. It had a good story to it, but there could have been a bit more action sequences.

Wrath of the Titans, the sequel to 2010's Clash of the Titans, joins the ranks of most unnecessary sequels/prequels, but I feel this film is not necessarily a cash-grab. While not really improving on the first film, this film still offers up some goodies that would satisfy any Greek mythology fan or even any action-fantasy fan.