Two points: One, "Dragon" is a much more artistically valid use of the 3-D medium than "Clash," which, unlike the animated film, famously threw in 3-D effects at the last minute, during post ...

Olympus, sword-and-sandal derring-do and earnest utterances like “Release the Kraken ... an adaptation credited to a trio of writers, “Titans” is both dark and busy visually, and ...

The good news is Warner has given Clash of the Titans a DTS-HD Master Audio track that booms the commands of Zeus and havoc of the Kraken with clarity expected from a film nearly 30 years old.

But this Kraken is disappointing; there's no glamour or mystery to him. He's overscaled and underwhelming, and even in 3-D, he lacks dimension. The director of "Clash of the Titans" is kooky ...

We're living in a world where the early-'80s cheese classic Clash of the Titans isn't just getting ... happened to Perseus after he busted-up the Kraken? If the box office is big enough on the ...

It’s doubtful that records are kept about this sort of thing, but consider the possibility that “Clash of the Titans” is the ... he will unleash the dread Kraken -- not the most fearsome ...

In the new film "Clash of the Titans," Zeus, king of the gods, barks the order to "Release the Kraken!" The term is becoming a cult-like catchphrase. But what is a Kraken, and why would anyone ...

For many, the title Clash of the Titans brings back memories of one of the last old-school Hollywood productions. With stars like Laurence Olivier and Harry Hamlin, and special effects delivered ...

a demigod whose fate is to sever the head of Medusa and use it to defeat the mighty Kraken sea beast. Unlike the original Clash of the Titans where Perseus was a more sympathetic character easy to ...

In a movie like Clash of the Titans — a trash-compacted mash-up ... Medusa, with her angry snake tresses, is still a thriller, and the Kraken, the supersize creature unleashed at the film ...