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Why I Changed My Mind About Clash of the Titans

First, I would like to make an apology. To the filmmakers of the remake of Clash of the Titans. I think I may have a hand on spreading a bad word about the movie. It turns out I know the real reason why I didn't like the movie. It was all about religion. And I will explain.

As some of you know, I'm having my crisis of faith right now. I began believeing that "Is there such a thing as a perfect person? No one is perfect. People have flaws.." So, I chose to defy my Gods.

Now what is the connection between Clash of the Titans? Here's why, first I was still pissed off that they changed the story around. It was suppose to be the adventures of Perseus winning Andromeda's hand in marriage, while battling monsters such as the Gorgon Medusa and a Sea Monster.

In the movie, however. It was a personal battle against Perseus and a God. He was Hades. In real life Hades is a neutral figure. Now I understood the message of the movie. Perseus chose to defy the Gods with all his humanness with him. Although he still have the support from his beloved father Zeus, Perseus chose to take down Hades, Zeus' older brother once and for all. He FOUGHT a God. At first I thought that this is bullshite. But that was before my crisis. Now I think, "this is exactly the same thing I am feeling.." And so, I become more connected with the movie.

Lastly, another apology for misleading my loyal readers of my distorted view of the movie. I assure you it is more than a pop corn flick. Catch it later on dvd perhaps? No, not the pirated ones...

Clash of the Titans (2010): 7/10 *updated score.
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  1. IndraMay 14, 2010 at 4:54 AM

    crisis of faith? what's up bro?

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  2. HeraclesMay 14, 2010 at 6:51 AM

    Tell u later mate. Side effect of me "Evolving"

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  3. dHiJaNMay 14, 2010 at 9:40 AM

    Well Kratos one is a twisted greek myth anyway, I'm hoping that Sam Worthington is a fierce as him, don't become half kind half angry DemiGod coz it's just not cool, lol..

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