Take another crack at 1981’s “Clash of the Titans,” and what have you got ... is killed at the hands of Zeus’ brother Hades (Ralph Fiennes), demon of the dank. The grown Perseus lives ...

That said, "Clash of the Titans" still sucks ... When they're killed by Hades, god of the underworld, he stomps around for a bit, looking angry. Then he decides to lead a mission, with the ...

as Zeus’ dark brother Hades (who has egged on the revolt to challenge Zeus), has a slinky nastiness. In a movie like Clash of the Titans — a trash-compacted mash-up of other, better movies ...

Now, having nothing more to lose, Perseus embarks on a daring, peril-laden quest to stop the forces of evil before Hades plunges ... save humankind in the clash of the Titans?

Rather, it’s loosely based on the laughably stoic and dated 1981 “Clash of the Titans,” which was itself ... as a foundling is killed by the god Hades (Ralph Fiennes), who’s engaged ...

While "Clash of the Titans" lacks any actual Titans (rulers of the Earth before the gods in Greek mythology), it does essentially stay true to the myth of Perseus. In order to prepare for the imminent ...

It’s just that, as directed by Louis Letterier (“The Incredible Hulk”) from an adaptation credited to a trio of writers, “Titans” is ... of the underworld, Hades (Ralph Fiennes), who ...

Born of a god but raised as a man, Perseus is helpless to save his family from Hades, vengeful god of the underworld. With nothing to lose, Perseus volunteers to lead a dangerous mission to defeat ...

Clash of the Titans’ special effects feel as dated as ... Liam Neeson makes a passable Zeus though Ralph Fiennes makes a strangely unscary Hades. Both gods are less about the performances ...

Take off your glasses during Clash of the Titans and everything looks normal ... Zeus’s brother Hades (Ralph Fiennes channeling Lord Voldemort) wants to declare war on humans.