Total Film
'if studio sequels operate by the law of diminishing returns, then Wrath Of The Titans is the rule-proving exception.'
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'if studio sequels operate by the law of diminishing returns, then Wrath Of The Titans is the rule-proving exception.'
The complete review is available at Total Film'Forget the story: there barely is one'
The complete review is available at The Financial Times'a sword-and-sandals romp that betters not only its predecessor but even the 1981 original ‘Clash of the Titans' for engaging and boyish silliness. '
The complete review is available at Time Out'If even a tenth of the care and attention lavished on the production design and action sequences had been afforded the script, this could have been an adventure of legendary proportions. As it is, this fizzles whenever anyone opens their mouths.'
The complete review is available at Empire'Better than its successful but fairly dire predecessor'
The complete review is available at Evening Standard'not much to think about when the dust clears.'
The complete review is available at New York Times'stately, stodgy, neo-Harryhausen blockbuster'
The complete review is available at The Guardian'not terrible: but certainly a bore'
The complete review is available at The Independent'Why set a film around the great Greek myths then not actually use those stories? Instead this mess of clunky dialogue and half-baked ideas has been created.'
The complete review is available at The Sun'Director Jonathan Liebesman has scaled some kind of inverse personal Everest by producing a franchise entry that manages to be even more incompetent, more nauseating and more irrational than the dangerously unloved Clash.'
The complete review is available at Little White Lies'as clattery and joyless as its predecessor'
The complete review is available at The Daily Telegraph'It is not a good film'
The complete review is available at The Independent on Sunday
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