Percy Jackson y el mar de los monstruos
Director:
Thor FreudenthalCámara:
Shelly JohnsonMúsica:
Andrew LockingtonReparto:
Logan Lerman, Alexandra Daddario, Jake Abel, Brandon T. Jackson, Stanley Tucci, Nathan Fillion, Leven Rambin, Missi Pyle, Anthony Head, Douglas Smith (más)Streaming (5)
Sinopsis(1)
Basada en el best seller Percy Jackson y el Mar de los Monstruos continua el viaje épico del joven semidios en busca de su destino. Para salvar su mundo, Percy y sus amigos deben encontrar el Vellocino de Oro. Embarcándose en una peligrosa odisea por las aguas del Mar de los Monstruos (conocido por los humanos como el Triángulo de las Bermudas) lucharán contra terribles criaturas, un ejército de zombies y el Demonio definitivo. (20th Century Fox España)
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Slightly less dumb than the first instalment. Still dumb enough to rank among the trashiest fantasy blockbusters of today. I don’t know where the creators find enough confidence to shoot one sequel after another, pouring money down the drain. I think that these young adult fantasy stories don’t stand a chance unless they are as brutal as for example Hunger Games. To create a fantasy world that is not stupid is not as easy as it looks.
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A film that promises a whole sea of monsters in its title but ultimately gives you just a few, because more aren't needed. It’s good enough. The viewer will feel like they're getting an absolutely great spectacle, even though it's just a mishmash of several myths put together into a truly awful mix. The effort to make jokes is nice, but there are relatively few of them. Young people might like this; they probably won’t mind the distortion of the myths too much.
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The first Percy Jackson was a kind of a light-hearted American family fantasy flick that I liked and I was quite impressed with. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the second, as I found it too commercial and focused on a lot of wannabe funny scenes and moments that didn't entertain me as much as they probably originally intended. The rehashing of Greek myths, which was touched upon by a number of users here, also bothered me quite a bit in the end. In short, a film that will probably entertain younger audiences and undemanding fantasy fans the most.
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