Born by god Zeus (Neeson), but raised on earth as a man, Perseus (Worthington) leads a dangerous mission to save earth and wreak vengeance on Hades (Fiennes), god of the underworld, who is to blame for his family’s death.
Each CGI monster is a fine example of what technology can bring to a film in the modern times; however, the conversion to 3-D in post-production is a waste of time... no added value there.

With the fight to the death nature of each battle, there’s still fun to be had with Clash Of The Titans, but there are a few more flaws... Sam Worthington talent is largely wasted and likewise Liam Neeson is a gross mismatch as Zeus. Worse is Nicholas Hoult completely failing to pull off his timid soldier role.

Clash Of The Titans is not all doom and gloom, but Louis Leterrier (director of The Transporter) should be doing much better with such a huge budget and great acting talent. There are plenty of moments of fun and excitement, but the extent to which the film drags its heels in between, is ultimately its undoing.

Trailers : http://clash-of-the-titans.warnerbros.com/