"Clash of the Titans," out this week on Blu-ray disc, was a movie that seemed to have it all: a hot young star in Harry Hamlin; an award-winning cast, including Laurence Olivier as Zeus ...

Medusa is one of those iconic characters that's been visually interpreted a thousand times, but the team behind Clash of the Titans pulled ... Even on Blu-Ray on a big-screen television, it ...

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It’s just that, as directed by Louis Letterier (“The Incredible Hulk”) from an adaptation credited to a trio of writers, “Titans” is both dark and busy visually, and nearly devoid of humor.

Beyond the Feature Clash of the Titans on Blu-ray is packaged in a Warner digi-book case with an embossed front and stuck-on paper sleeve on the back. Inside the book are several pages of ...

Whilst not a terrible transfer, the Blu-ray does suffer from looking a bit ... though some of the other special effects are a disappointment. ‘Clash of the Titans Sneak Peek’ provides a ...

Those of a certain (30-something) age will likely remember seeing the original Clash of the Titans in the theater, or perhaps catching an airing on TV at some point since its theatrical release in ...

I need to do some more soul searching on that one and decide. Encoded as a widescreen 2.40:1 transfer, Clash of the Titans’ Blu-ray image was largely stellar from beginning to end, befitting a ...

Louis Leterrier and Warner Bros.’ Clash of the Titans remake was the first live-action film to hit Blu-ray 3D this past summer. It did so with a caveat: the release was exclusive to Germany.