If you believe the theory that the supernatural exists just as much as it is believed, then the Greek gods are alive all living. This is such a universal theme: when there is nothing to shoot a movie, they take a new interpretation of the ancient Greek myths. Or something modern, but always with reference to them.
However, technology is getting better and better, and the scenarios are getting worse and worse. And it remains only to guess that it drives good and expensive actors who take part in such dubious projects.
The film "Wrath of the Titans" can be called the triumph of computer graphics. And, I'll tell you so, this schedule was not intended for cinema at all. It is directly deliberately computer. When Perseus wanders through the labyrinths of Aida, I had the impression that I was sitting in a computer game. Although, they say, there were in-field surveys. But with the appropriate filters, so that the whole picture seemed to be a little yellowed from antiquity and sand.
And also the film can be called an anti-textbook on Greek mythology. If the kinship ties are at least somehow respected, but everything else is "the author's vision of history."
However, it is spectacular, and if we give up our eternal desire to fight for the truth of the narrative, one amusing evening before the screen is provided for us.