Percy Jackson y los Dioses del Olimpo: El ladrón del rayo
Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
Director:
Chris ColumbusGuión:
Craig TitleyCámara:
Stephen GoldblattMúsica:
Christophe BeckReparto:
Logan Lerman, Alexandra Daddario, Brandon T. Jackson, Pierce Brosnan, Jake Abel, Uma Thurman, Sean Bean, Rosario Dawson, Catherine Keener, Steve Coogan (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Percy Jackson (Logan Lerman) es un adolescente que descubre que es el hijo de Poseidón (Kevin McKidd), dios del mar y los terremotos. Se entera de que los seres legendarios de la mitología griega todavía existen, como monstruos, cíclopes, Empousai, Titanes, y también los Dioses del Olímpo. Junto con dos de sus mejores amigos, Percy es enviado a una misión llena de peligros, una búsqueda en un tiempo récord, antes del solsticio de verano, para recuperar el rayo maestro de Zeus (Sean Bean) después de que alguien se lo robara. Esta revisión de la mitología griega clásica trae a la actualidad a antiguos mitos como el de la Medusa (interpretada en la película por ¡¡Uma Thurman!!), el Inframundo, el minotauro, Equinda (madre de los monstruos), como padres de la civilización occidental. (20th Century Fox España)
(más)Reseñas (5)
Or how “Murder on the Orient Express” might have turned out if Agatha Christie had been a bit more into horror and had a soft spot for the Trans-Siberian Railway.
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Olympus, Medusa, benevolent Hades, chosen hero, and breathtaking underworld? In other words, did I even have a chance to be dissatisfied? Considering my love for fantasy, Greek mythology, or fairy tales, probably not. And I don't mind at all that demigods randomly gather in forests, that each clear pearl unexpectedly holds a different mythological trap, or that the villains could have easily played it smarter. Because Columbus still has that something in his hand, which turns me into a little excited child.
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A fairly silly kids’ movie that takes Greek mythology and does, well... let’s say, strange things. BUT! Despite dumb dialogs and unimpressive effects, something is always happening and the action is really good. To help things, Logan Lerman is a pretty nice kid (I can imagine him as a new “young" Spidey) and Columbus delivers his standard direction. The kids in the auditorium laughed and so did I, but don’t look for a new Potter in Percy, you’d only be disappointed.
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A playful, mainstream teenage flick that American kids will love, their parents will happily welcome as a new family flick from the director of Home Alone, European kids will sort themselves into film patriots and machine consumers, and we, the experienced and omniscient users of FilmBooster, will find the right position from which to optimally view this visual and content stew... I think I found it, but it wasn't worth the hassle... 60%
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No one will tell me that Americans, and by extension Canadians, can film Greek myths. They can't and shouldn't get involved in it. I don't know the original, but I assume it only takes what suits it and turns myths into a farce that has nothing to say. The moral side, the meaning of the story, was also an important part of myths, but that has vanished in favor of Hollywood spectacle. Sad. Just a happy ending and move on. The trailer for the second part (mentioned below) suggests that the sequel might actually be at least that spectacle, but we'll see. Let's be surprised. More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2013/07/percy-jackson-zlodej-blesku-2010-45.html
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