The film is far from perfect, but overall it's a satisfying movie that might surprise viewers that hated the Clash of the Titans remake. With Wrath of Titans, they seemed to take a step back, and focus more on a writing a better story, with effective action that would please fantasy fans.
The remake was a mess because the action was all over the place, and you simply lost interest after a while. What made this film work more than the 2010 film was that it a better story, better performances and overall a bit more engaging action.
The grown-up, muscular Perseus is shown wearing very little clothing (period costumes).I personally felt that the sequel to the remake of Clash of the Titans was much better movie than the remake itself. Later, Andromeda takes a bath and her bottom and a partial breast are visible. Sexual Content Some brief nudity: when Perseus is a child, we see his mother breastfeeding him (one breast is visible) followed by a shot of mother and child walking naked on the beach, away from the camera. Modern day kids may find it all a bit wooden, slow, and/or dull, but parents who saw it when it was new in the early 1980s may be thrilled to see it again. The movie features the work of legendary special effects master Ray Harryhausen, and it has a certain cult appeal because of this it's filled with unique - if somewhat dated - stop-motion animation and creatures.
Common Sense Note Parents need to know that this movie is based on a Greek myth, and though it is aimed at young audiences, it contains medium-level fantasy violence (some swordplay with blood), some scares (mostly characters like gruesome witches that share an eyeball, Medusa and her snake-hair, and a skeletal ferryman), and some nudity (mostly nonsexual and not up close, plus one covered shot of a couple in bed together).
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