I´ve expected more, but definitely seen worse than Singhs fantasy flick. The movie lags in story telling and dramaturgic, but looks very brilliant and the fights are really descent. Saw it in cinema and I don´t regret it. Nevertheless Singh can do a better job, what he proves in many other flicks like "The Fall" for example.

It may not have been true to the story, it may have been cheesy at times, the art direction may have been poor....but it was cool, just really cool.

Mickey Rourke was pretty damn good in this. The storyline wasn't the best but I thought it was a good action movie.

Going in with few expectations, I was pleasantly content with what I received - a stimulating, visually extravagant imagining of the Theseus myth. Obviously it doesn't give much care to the actual accepted myth of Theseus being the son of Gods (or Hyperion for that matter, being one of the twelve Titans). These things are only hinted at in an off-hand manner at best (Theseus not having a father). But. The story is good enough, there's excellent action and again, beautiful visuals. Worth a look!

really amazing 10 out of 10

definitely worth watching, if you're in to fancy hats. otherwise, give this a WIDE berth!

You Are Kidding Me, Right?

When a story uses deus ex machina in an exceedingly literal manor, it's either very ballsy or very stupid. Unfortunately this falls into the latter camp. Great visuals, forgettable everything else.

Good movie, well used plot, great special effects

Immortals is an amazing looking irrelevancy. I won't remember that I saw this movie in three months. It makes me sad that the guy who made The Fall made this.

I would watch 'Immortals' again for auteur Tarsem Singh's bold visuals and magnificent production design. I wouldn't watch 'Immortals' again for its lacking, lame, dull-as-a-doorknob hero caught in the middle of an anciently generic 'Conan the Barbarian' story that dips its toe in Roman mythology for a few minutes worth of material before calling it a day.

Like Singh's The Cell Immortals is a visual spectical that is can be utterly marvelous but lacks any other substance. The acting is terrible, the plot is downright stupid in parts and, surprisingly, sometimes the sets are pretty bad too, clearly being on relatively small sound stages. That said there are moments of visual brilliance but Singh still hasn't landed a film that's more than just spectacle.

Visually looks really cool, but that's just about it. Rourke does a good job of playing an ugly dude yet again.

while the plot wasnt great, it was better than youd expect, acting about what youd expect and some very cool scenes, and definitely enjoyable/watchable

The story, and especially the ending, is so bad that it takes at least 20 points from what would otherwise be one the best movies of the year. At least it doesn't disappoint visually and is worth seeing if only for the gorgeous sets and action scenes.

Found a lot of logical "bugs" if I can say that while the movie was going, but all the action scenes and effects makes this movie watchable. Enjoyed the Gods fight scene a lot. Score for the visual effects designers. Good job!

Had not watched such a dull movie for a while.

visually very good even to the slightest details...a few wise sentences...fighting...and that's about it. Can't figure out why the actors for the gods where so badly chosen...not a glimpse of glory or anything godish in them...the younger version of Zeus looked ???But not a bad movie, but not worth watching twice.

Even though Singh restrains the visuals, I thought they're still really nice. Great costumes, visuals, etc. The script is by the books: not especially good, not bad, but the actors do a good job, and the fight scenes were great. I mean maybe it's because I think the visuals are more inspired than other movies of this type, and it doesn't masturbate over slow-mo as much as something like 300 does, and the violence is cool and brutal. It allows me to ignore flaws more than some others apparently.

so it takes all the stupid slow-mo out of 300 and uses it's own different brand of slow-mo, you know, the not stupid kind. this one also omits the stylistically retarded bits of 300. so it's like 300, but not dumb; or like clash of the titans, but not shitty. now, if it had a little more substance, it'd be pretty awesome.

visually interesting.....character, plot, etc...dull and unmemorable.

The ending, which singlehandedly moves the goalposts forward for the concept of the deus ex machina, is so goofy it sinks the movie's entire score. That said, there's plenty of cool moments leading up to it, and Mickey Rourke is awesome, a million times more entertaining than he was as the villain in Iron Man 2.

Great visuals and a wacky Mickey Rourke paired with a story written by a couple of guys I'm assuming have a hard time writing their own last names, let alone screenplays. Potential lost. Erotic body-hugging gold armor gained.

What this movie lacks in emotions and story it makes up for in special effects! One of the best movies ever in it's genre!!

awful story and acting, pretty cool action, cool set designs (or at least the idea of them was intriguing).

Hyperion is trying to release the Titans by finding a mythical bow, and the Hellenic Gods train Theseus to combat him. It's Clash of the Titans with a simpler (bordering on banal) story but way better effects/action. The cast is large and impressive, but their talents are largely shunted to the background in favor of visual bombast. That visual bombast is a real treat though, with plenty of excellent battle carnage and sweeping vistas. A better movie than the much lauded 300.

I have always been a fan of Greek Mythology. This movie takes what I love and adds a bunch of gruesome violence and epic battles to the mix for a very fun and stylistic movie. I thought the idea of the bow was a very cool relic to go after and the threat of the Titans being released added some tension to the movie. Mickey Rourke was a great bad guy and Henry Cavill is a good guy to be reckoned with. Everything looked so beautiful in this movie, even the gory parts seemed like art. Very fun!

Perfect direction of a terrible script. Let Tarsem direct his own stuff again, and you'll get more perfect movies.

A visually impressive film, but its theme seem at odds with the plot. Still, lovely headgear.

A marginally less retarded version of 300 with better sets and costumes. The plot's much more incoherent though, I guess that's what you get when you try and beat around the bush instead of constantly going for the spear-thrusting, ab-worshipping money shots. And who slipped the hot Indian girl into this penis parade anyway? Way to make men confused.

I really hate 3D

Sense. This movie makes none.

The characters leave something to be desired, but it captures the insane, violent, breathtaking spirit of the Greek myths better than any film I'm aware of. The entire Stephen McHattie subplot was a disaster, but Luke Evans' conflicted asshole is probably my favorite film version of Zeus.

Almost overwhelmingly immersive. The plot's nonexistent, and I suppose this is pretty dumb, overall, but I'd be lying if I said it didn't have me sitting there all agog, bug-eyed and gape-mouthed for two hours. In other words, it's super-easy to overrate this based on the awesome power of the visuals, but I kinda want to see it again right this second, and not (solely) because of how scrumptious Freida Pinto looks. A serious Guilty Pleasure of the Year contender, for sure.

Visually as far as scenery and battles go, this was excellent. Some cast members were good, others were horrible. The story felt like a like there was no life to it. 3D enhanced the scenery and battles, but that was about it.

It's not quite 'Alexander' bad, but it's dangerously close. Apart from Henry Cavill's abs, there is nothing good about it. At all. In fact, it was so bad that I managed to make it through all of about 25 minutes before I gave up.

The visual style is appealing even though the effects at times are a bit dodgy. Tarsem is talented but all his films are heavily flawed and he needs to find a well written script that suits his style. He has so far only made boring eye candy.

eng; [Immortals]; der könig hyperion muss durch theseus aufgehalten werden, da dieser versucht die titanen zu befreien welche sich an den göttern rechen wollen.;

Uma das coisas que mais me chamou a atenção no filme é com relação a fotografia. Muito linda e realça o tom mitológico da trama que ali se passa. Mickey Rourke ficou bem legal como o rei Hiperião. Fora isso o filme é mais uma história que utiliza a mitologia greco-romana como pano de fundo.