Wrath Of The Titans 4

In this final chapter of the epic adventure, Perseus comes face to face with his greatest challenge ever... and the life of his infant son, and every other life in the kingdom of Argos, is at stake! Have the gods abandoned Perseus in his hour of need? For the first time without divine aid, Perseus must make his stand, prove his mettle, and confront the surprising twists that await. Although his heroic stature in the annals of legend is secure, his destiny and his legacy may be in doubt.

In this final chapter of the epic mini-series, war has exploded on many fronts as the wrath of the Titans is finally unleashed. Perseus must overcome his personal demons to defeat the real demons, gods, and monsters that threaten his kingdom, his family, and the survival of Olympus itself.

In this final chapter of the epic mini-series, war has exploded on many fronts as the wrath of the Titans is finally unleashed. Perseus must overcome his personal demons to defeat the real demons, gods, and monsters that threaten his kingdom, his family, and the survival of Olympus itself.

Check out the series that started it all. Five years have passed since the legendary Perseus defeated the evil Gorgon Medusa, killed the Kraken, and assumed the crown of Argos. This special edition has never before seen images and character designs from the series.

When the goddess Artemis goes missing, she is believed to have been kidnapped. And now it's up to Percy and his friends to find out what happened. Who is powerful enough to kidnap a goddess?

Following the release of Ridley Scott's Gladiator in 2000 the ancient world epic has experienced a revival in studio and audience interest. Building on existing scholarship on the Cold War epics of the 1950s-60s, including Ben-Hur, Spartacus and The Robe, this original study explores the current cycle of ancient world epics in cinema within the social and political climate created by September 11th 2001. Examining films produced against the backdrop of the War on Terror and subsequent invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, this book assesses the relationship between mainstream cinema and American society through depictions of the ancient world, conflict and faith. Davies explores how these films evoke depictions of the Second World War, the Vietnam War and the Western in portraying warfare in the ancient world, as well as discussing the influence of genre hybridisation, narration and reception theory. He questions the extent to which ancient world epics utilise allegory, analogy and allusion to parallel past and present in an industry often dictated by market forces. Featuring analysis of Alexander, Troy, 300, Centurion, The Eagle, The Passion of the Christ and more, this book offers new insight on the continued evolution of the ancient world epic in cinema.

With the first four episodes of this paranormal academy romance grouped together in this box set, fans of Greek mythology, enemies to lovers, and twisted mysteries will devour this box set in one sitting! When Pandora's sister, Persephone, disappears under mysterious circumstances at her own betrothal ceremony, Pandora knows something is going on. Seph may be naive, but she knows her duty, even if that means marrying the arrogant Zeus. Until it turns out that Seph's disappearance isn't the only thing that happens that night. The Box - Zeus's greatest achievement at securing the Titans and trapping them away so they could never harm Olympus again - is gone too. Rumors start swirling. Is Seph desperate to get out of her engagement with Zeus that she would unBox the Titans? If not, where is she? Pandora needs answers, and unfortunately, the only person who can give her that is a drunk, washed-up Apollo. He used to be a legend, and now, he's pathetic. But Pandora is desperate. She'll do anything for answers. But she must also prepare for the worst case scenario: Seph has her own secrets, and she may not be as innocent as everyone thinks.