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Rating: 3.7/5

Review: "Immortals movie review"

By judging from the trailers, I knew this would be visually good. And it is. The colour saturation is brownish and has a certain visual to it. Even the action scenes are visually interesting to watch. This epic movie is often compared to Zack Synder's 300 and I can't see much similarities between both of them. Each has its own visual shots and different shots in action scenes etc. Both have interesting visuals.

About this movie, i can say this is more classified as an adventure drama. Though there are bits of action scattered in the movie, action is not a big part in the movie. It is more of a man's journey to stop the big bad guy from creating havoc on earth and his will to stop him. The gods are also back-characters which means they don't get much screentime. They mostly show their extraordinary skills in the action scenes. I was a little disappointed with the lack of the gods' appearances. Action wise is good. There are some cool slo-mo fights especially when the gods go busting humans' heads. But the duration of one fight scene is short, almost less than a minute. But there are many fight scenes scattered throughout the whole movie. The climax is thankfully longer which involves the gods' final cool fight and a war between humans. The blood and gore seems to be purposely exaggerated and that's fine. Acting is the usual, nothing bad but nothing fantastic. Music wise is fine for an epic movie.

Overall: It is an epic movie to whet general audience's appetite. As far as I remembered, the last epic fantastical movie is Clash of the Titans which was shown in cinema last year. So this year has Immortals. Next year will have Clash of the Titans' sequel, Wrath of the Titans in 3D. This is not a bad movie though the movie could be better with faster pace and longer action scenes.

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