Visually quite impressive. I liked the scenery and the feel of the locations. But other than that, it feels uninspiring. There is no sense of uniqueness of the characters which is surprising given the richness of their history in Greek myths. Not convinced by the family love theme going on either, not with paper thin character building. Final boss fight was quite spectacular but a bit short. You know what, this feels way more like a video game than a movie.

i actually liked this one more than the first because this one follows the original clash of the titans more closely than its predecessor. it's still a pretty disposable action flick, but not even close to a waste of time.

Tell me, O muse, of that ingenious hero with the penetrating Australian accent, who without anyone really caring embarked on another poorly conceived adventure, in which not even the tiniest of fucks is given to anything other than creature design.

Perseus is back to kill another ridiculously huge CGI monster. It's just a sequence of fight scenes with Sam Worthington gritting his teeth and battling a series of enemies not unlike the boss fights in a video game. The CGI and action were both pretty decent, though the 3D added next to nothing. I'd say this is marginally better than Clash of the Titans, but none of the visual spectacle will live long in the memory. One question: where were the rest of the gods?

There is a slight improvement here over the original, mostly because the 3D is actually worth the extra money this time around. However it suffers from all the same problems as the original, an under explained story and under developed characters. Some of the visuals are pretty impressive but thats about the only really nice thing I can say, I guess the fight at the end was also quite epic so I don't regret watching this, but I do think this franchise should be left to die now.

Don't know why I wanted to see this since I never saw, and never intend to see, Clash of the Titans. This is just a fairly entertaining flick: dialogue and characters aren't memorable or well-written and it's not gonna hook anyone onto Greek mythology any time soon, but the action scenes are quite well done and it doesn't have that sterile cinematography that seems to permeate all other blockbusters. So, yeah, not bad.

i really enjoyed this film. acting had good follow through, the visuals were great eye candy and the story had enough to keep me hooked. plus, who doesn't love liam neeson and ralph fiennes?

A monster-by-monster remake of the first one. But even though it tries harder, you get much less of a feel for anything this time.

Sam Worthington killing other giant creature. Different name pretty much the same as the first movie.

Good cinematography and monsters

"Wrath of the Titans" fails on every (seriously, EVERY) level as an actual film, but where it truly hits rock bottom is in the fact that it draws inspiration from the Bayformers films, which have brought about the death of cinema, leading to filth such as this. It isn't one of the worst films ever made, as the Clash remake was, but I'd still rather watch the same ten minutes of the 80s Clash than the combined 3 hours these films make. I did enjoy Bubo's cameo.

It's a lazy, slapdash, puny-looking sequel to an original that I actually thought was pretty spirited and entertaining. This wheezes its way through a few obligatory setpieces, displaying the jumbled creativity of somebody who's in a bodacious hurry, then seems over before anything major has really even happened. Notably cruddy-looking special effects, too. I spent most of my time distracted by Worthington's bizarre Kenny Powers mullet.

It's interesting that Hera, Apollo, Aphrodite, Hermes, Dionysus, Athena, Demeter, and Artemis were all too busy to help stop Cronus from escaping. Especially since killing them would be high on his too do list.

Not much of note here, either good or bad.

Feels like Mortal Kombat with Zeus instead of Raiden.

awesome 10 out of 10

Almost fell asleep....a few times.

So, Liebesman had the money to make the Transformers-meets-the-greek-mythology, which is evidently absurd, a CGI sword and sorcery for the God of war generation, but at least this is much better than the first: there is Cronos, Perseus has something to fight for, there is Rosa Pike, and there is the hippie demigod called Agenor. Interesting.

Only for effects

"This is a product of gross indifference in every respect, an attempt on the part of its producers to make enough money to justify a third, perhaps even more cut-rate, installment. (Revenge of the Titans?)" - Jaime N. Christley

The effects were good, if you like fast, noisy and messy. Entertaining enough on the big screen as Friday night viewing with the family but I wouldn't ever need to see it again.

Lots of action but kind of a borefest. Acting was no good and the story was so-so.

Good effects, competent 3D, Sam Worthington seems to slip in and out of accents a lot, Rosamund Pike is pretty, most of the film is spent guessing when Liam Neeson is going to die. Meh. Better than Clash of the Titans in almost every way but also much more forgettable. At least Clash had the decency to piss me off through its sheer lack of quality.

I felt basically the same while watching this as I did when watching Clash. I had a lot of fun. I won't remember or give a shit about this after right now. It's a CGI fest with big monsters and Gods. All I wanted was a little entertainment and it delivered. It doesn't do anything exceptionally well but isn't poor either. Sure there are things it COULD do, but it didn't... so as is, it was an entertaining little romp through Greek Mythology.

3D & CGI was good. so i had fun...

Very poor action fest - even the CGI didn't really redeem.

Despite a couple moments of visual inventiveness and splendor, this feels a lot more like watching a friend play a boss rush mode in a hack and slash video game than a movie. Outside of a few likable bits with Toby Kebbell's character Agenor, there's basically nothing resembling a genuine, human moment in its two hours (ironic for a film exploring the value of humanity). Worse than any of the three Transformers films, honestly.