Clash of The Titans 2010: Big film with 3D facility

With the starting of the April 2010, the epic named Clash Of The Titans is ready to attract the audience in which there is the story of the period when Gods & Men blocked themselves in the epic war. This is a big film with 3D facility.

Director: Louis Leterrier,
Writers: Travis Beacham , Phil Hay,
Cast: Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, Jason Flemyng, Gemma Arterton, Alexa Davalos, Tine Stapelfeldt, Mads Mikkelsen, Luke Evans, Izabella Miko, Liam Cunningham, Hans Matheson, Ashraf Barhom, Mouloud Achour, Ian Whyte, Release
Date: 2 April 2010 (India),Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Rating : 3/5

In the introduction part, the story reveals us how it came to be that Zeus ruled over the heavens, Poseidon took the order of the sea and Hades was banned to sulk in the underworld. Later on, there we are shown a fisherman who finds out a casket from the sea which has the dead woman and an alive male child.

A susceptible woman, Io (German Arterton) saves this child who also tells the prior prelude. The child’s name is Perseus and he develops into the hard working man in Hollywood now days, named Worthington.

When Perseus and his family members are become eye-witness about the destruction of and idol constructed in Zeus’s respect by human army, he also bears the witness to the anger of a God when Hades comes out from the sea and take the form of dreadful flying creatures and kills all the men army of Argos who tried to defile the icon of Zeus. As a consequence there is the killing of the Perseus’s adopted family members.

Meanwhile, the emperor of Argos celebrates the come back of his few army men and his queen announces that her own daughter Andromeda is also a Goddess. Then, Hades reaches there and kills some army and announces that Argos will be killed unless a sacrifice of the princess is done for calmness of the Gods.

If the sacrifice is not done, he will set free the terrible creature which named as Kraken and devastate Argos. Hades also finds out that Perseus is not dead till now.

So the story is interesting as if Perseus will succeed to defeat his rivals and kill them?

CLASH OF THE TITANS is a movie who shows swords and sandals epic with so much action maintained to get the audience attract towards the film. All the casting members look very keen to the scenes and dialogue both.

No big new base is broken with this movie in the form of visual or narration but even it will take us on an enjoyable ride. Many legendary figures show their presence and the movie’s DVD could serve as the good means of entertainment.


The movie review of CLASH OF THE TITANS has the good features with extra ordinary effects. The most remarkable part is the visibility or invisibility of Hades. The impact of Zeus’s heavenly structure is also as comic as it creates surprise in us.

The film also represents the 3D look in the savior of all things glossy and sensational about the emerging new cinema. Moreover, the movie will certainly increase the excitement of the viewers.

Why you should watch the movie “CLASH OF THE TITANS”? If you want to take full pleasure by this movie which includes fun, special effects and also to watch the film in 3D format you should go and see it!

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Avatar' poised to be Nos. 1 and 2 all-time

For Hollywood, even the most successful films see their box-office take drop by 50 percent after the first week. In its fourth week, however, "Avatar" earned $48 million, marking its fourth straight week as the top-grossing film in the US and still only 37 percent off its first week draw ($77 million).

It creates a unique 1-2 for "Avatar" writer and director James Cameron. Already, he is the writer and director of the two top-grossing movies of all-time worldwide. His last movie before "Avatar," "Titanic," is No. 1 with $1.8 billion. With $1.3 billion so far, "Avatar" displaced "Lord of the Rings: Return of the King" as No. 2 worldwide this weekend.

Now, in the US, "Avatar" is only $100 million behind "The Dark Knight" for No. 2 all-time.
Movies made for the big screen

Mr. Cameron's formula is no secret: a heavy dose of Hollywood. But in a business forever trying to outdo itself, where special effects have made annihilating entire worlds as mundane as opening a bag of chips, Cameron's success is instructive.

In short, he makes films made for theaters – must-see movies so overwhelming to the senses that even Blu-Ray can never do it justice.

And for Cameron, it is also the triumph of the story behind the story. For "Avatar," Cameron helped create a new language and write a 350-page encyclopedia of the science and culture of his fictional world Pandora.

"There aren't many examples of fully detailed worlds in the movies," Cameron told USA Today. "You've got the Tolkien [Lord of the Rings] universe, the Gene Roddenberry [Star Trek] universe, the 'Star Wars' universe. You can't compete with that kind of lore, but what we can do is give the illusion that there's that kind of depth and detail."
The 3-D factor

Moviemaking Cameron-style is not for executives who are faint of heart. Unofficial estimates suggest the film cost at least $430 million to make and market. But Cameron's experiments often bring his studio financial reward in the end.

Much of Cameron's 12-year hiatus between "Titanic" and "Avatar" was spent learning – and inventing – the tools to shoot a groundbreaking movie in 3-D. "I was learning a craft and trade of 3-D production, gearing up." Cameron told USA Today. "Whatever movie I was going to make, it was going to be in 3-D."

New data show that 3-D is driving "Avatar's" strong staying power at the box office. Some 80 percent of the movie's receipts for this past weekend came from 3-D screens, The Los Angeles times reports. On opening weekend, that figure was 71 percent.

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