Wrath of the Titans hits theaters today!
The sequel to Clash Of The Titans is a nonstop ride into the world of Greek mythology, as Sam Worthington, who plays Perseus, battles ancient Titans to help save his father Zeus, played by Liam Neeson, after he’s captured by Ares and Hades.
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The movie is filled with twists and turns, but it’s mostly about family. OK, so it’s about family, while at the same time our hero fights crazy creatures that pop off the screen in 3D and jump to life even bigger when you see it in Imax.
Liam Neesom told us: “They tap into every culture in the world. And essentially it is the same story which is – save society.”
While Sam Worthington reminds us that even though this movie is about Gods, we can all still relate to the issues because we’re all humans.
“I just feel that they deal with things, big things like destiny [laughs]. And responsibility and family values; it’s still relevant to us today. Because we can find relevance in our own society, in our own way now.”
As the battle between mankind and the God wages on, the humans are instructed not to pray, as the Gods turn their backs on each other and fight for their immortality.
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Wrath Of The Titans is visually pleasing and if you’re a fan of Greek Mythology you’ll enjoy this film! See it in Imax 3D.
