Synopsis/Review: Wrath of The Titans

What happen when the human didn't pray for their gods? 


The gods would lose their power, and as the consequence the wall of Tartarus, the underworld prison, would break.


That's what Zeus (Liam Neeson) said to Perseus (Sam Worthington) about what's happening. He then asked Perseus to help him and the remaining gods to battle this if something bad happened, but Perseus declined the offer. He didn't want to leave his only kid alone.


Finally, it's only Zeus and his other son, Ares (Edgar Ramirez), also Poseidon (Danny Huston) who were left to fix the wall. Zeus also asked Hades (Ralph Fiennes) favour to forget what had happened between him and Hades, and helped them. The unexpected happened. Hades released his minions to attack them, and Ares betrayed Zeus and helped Hades captured him.
They're going to use Zeus' power to relive the Kronos, who was their father.

Not long after that, the wall of Tartarus cracked, and release the demon. It was the Chimera. The Chimera attacked Perseus' village, and forced him to use again his armour and sword to kill the monster. 


After the attack, Perseus went to the Mount of Idols, to talk with the god, which is Zeus. He didn't expect that he would meet Poseidon instead of Zeus. He then told Perseus everything about what had happened in the underworld. Before he died, he asked Perseus to meet his son, who's also a demigod, named Agenor (Toby Kebbel), so he could bring Perseus to Hephaestus (Bill Nighy). To find Agenor, Perseus should go to meet the Queen Andromeda (Rosamund Pike). Then Poseidon gave his Trident to Perseus so he could pass it to his son, Agenor.

Then, the quest begins to find Hephaestus ... But why Hephaestus? Who is he?

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Wrath of The Titans is a sequel of The Clash of The Titans. I like the Clash of The Titans, but when I watched Wrath of The Titans, I was surprised that the movie is much better than the first installment.

I love the story, I like the new monsters, and I love the action.


I watched the 3D version, but I think it's already enough if you just watched the 2D version, but then it's up to you :)


If I had to choose between Hunger Games than Wrath of The Titans, then definitely I will choose the latter! 


So if you like fiction movie, with this kind of style and theme, then definitely you will love it :)