An epic adventure that I enjoyed over and over again as a child. The blu ray came out and i still enjoy it. especially when I'm drinking everytime they say gods, or perseus draws his sword (with shots for when they release the kraken). It's all you can ask for with an epic adventure. various monsters, a princess, a flying steed, weapons and armor with special powers. and bubo the comic relief.

This movie is charming as H-E-Double Hockey Sticks.

So long, so slow. The special effects are awful, even for its time. Star Wars had already been made so there's really no excuse for such embarassingly bad action sequences.

Overlong and flatly directed, this can't hold a candle to earlier Ray Harryhausen fantasies like _The 7th Voyage of Sinbad_ and _Jason and the Argonauts_ but is still entertaining, with top-notch stop-motion (by Harryhausen, in his last film, and Jim Danforth), a good score by Laurence Rosenthal, playful acting from Olivier (as Zeus), Smith and Meredith, and Hamlin in a diaper. But that mechanical owl, Bubo, has got to go.

A perfect vehicle through which special-effects wizard Ray Harryhausen can show his stuff.

a pretty decent fantasy movie that has enough action to keep a guy entertained. the writing isn't top notch and the acting is pretty lackluster, but it has some decent stop motion and claymation so i cant complain.

Way better than the remake. Pretty entertaining Greek mythology movie.

OK so not a great movie, but one I will always enjoy. I grew up with this and it will always be on my list!

A pure adventure movie, Clash Of The Titans feels very old school with some lovely sets and costume design. The stop-motion effects are mixed, but have a certain charm to them. The action scenes are great though, the climactic battle between Perseus and Medusa still works and is much better than the remake. The film is a grand adventure that tells a classic good vs evil tale. Nothing groundbreaking here bar the effects work, but a perfect adventure movie for all ages.

An enjoyable bit of cheese with marvelous effects.

Like the classic myths it's culled from, the love story's as dully perfect as its hero & said hero never faces more than one threat at a time- thankfully no fighting mummy armies 2 b found here. & yes, the old efx do look clunky, but the fight w/ Medusa is as intense & creepy as ever. Also, the score's great; the Stygian witches r a hoot; & the story's been culled from timeless classics rather than put 2gether piece-meal according 2 the whims of market-tested adolescents on a skateboarding break

Greek mythology sets a big scale but the effects do it more than proud. Some questionable acting here and there don't deteriorate the fact that this is a great fantasy movie. The score was spot on which only helped create some very memorable scenes.

Entertaining for those who like fantasy, action an adventure; highly recommended for those who like to escape.

Some dodgy moments, but in general it's just a lot of fun. Puts its awful 2010 re-make in the shade.

Awesome flick, tons of fun from start to finish. Love Olivier as Zeus, one of the final films Ray Harryhausen worked on. "Release the Kraken!!"

A real classic film. Though the special effects don't hold up to our time, the film is still a hella lot of fun and great to watch, bringing back fond memories of my childhood.

A real charming sense of magic and adventure help to gloss over the weaker / cheesy parts. While the finale is rather lackluster, the stop-motion is decent and the designs are ok. More movies would benefit from the addition of giant freakin' scorpions. A sense of nostalgia helps boost the score a bit.

Let's get Kraken!

Pretty cheesy even by 80s fantasy standards. The special effects vary wildly (Best aged: Medusa. Worst aged: the Kraken) and the plot is simplistic to the extreme but sort of satisfying. I can see why they picked it to remake; I just hope they leave the little golden robot owl out.

Horrendously dated. Some of the special effects aren't bad but every stop-motion animation effect requires a non-moving camera resulting in really static and boring cinematography when the action heats up. Perseus is cardboard cut-out hero that really could have used some depth and the only interesting characters are the gods which get next to no screen time. Hopefully in the remake they'll correct these mistakes. Oh and get rid of that shitty robot owl. Seriously, what the hell was that?

it was so horrible. I was forced to watch this in my Astronomy elective. I was cringing throughout the entire movie.

The stop motion magic by the legendary Ray Harryhausen is absolutely astonishing. His work is the real show stopper of the film. With older movies like this, the magic behind these effects is a mystery. Plus, it's more organic than CGI. You know that the thing on the screen was crafted by someone and is a material thing that actually exists. The Medusa is still frightening after all these years, and the effects still amaze.

It wasn't quite as fantastic as I was expecting but it still hit all the right notes. The stop motion is sublime. Love me so Bubo.

- highly recommended

Some of the special effects are dated and cheesy. Some of the actors give wooden and unintentionally funny performances, most notably Harry Hamlin. Despite all of this I would still recommend this movie because it is entertaining and fun. Some of the special effects are cool and there are laughs and some exciting scenes. Watch this one with a few friends and enjoy.

"Ray Harryhausen's homely visual effects evoke sights unseen since Hoyt's The Lost World." - Ed Gonzalez