See, i like Leonidas more then Perseus but, this figure is much better then the Leonidas IMO.
May get it.
I guess we're not gonna see Avatar figures till Comic-Con
Just saw the movie - it's not my new favorite or anything but miles and miles better than the original.
Just saw the movie - it's not my new favorite or anything but miles and miles better than the original.
anyway - He really needs the other sword both extended and not. That was important at the end of the film. I can live without a second screaming head, but he really needs the other sword.
Fail statement.........Hope you are not working in the movie Buizness....
About this figure,it is really nice but too bad the movie was worst than ca cavatar.
I'll tell you why the middle-aged critical Cassandras remember the 1981 version as a movie milestone: because when they first saw it, they were 11. Not that it didn't boast its antique charms, mostly in Harryhausen's nifty-creaky beasties, but these scenes consume perhaps 15 mins. of a two-hr. movie. The rest is a botch, as storytelling or spectacle. First we're up on Olympus in the company of some swank Brit actors — Laurence Olivier as Zeus, Claire Bloom as Hera, Maggie Smith as Thetis — whose contempt for the material, and for themselves for taking this rich but demeaning payday, deprives their readings of either the sizzle of high drama or the florid flounce of high camp. Then we're on earth, in Argos, where the half-god Perseus, Zeus' ******* son, is incarnated by Harry Hamlin with a pouty air and the look of a Muscle Beach Andy Samberg. Under director Desmond Davis, the live-action scenes are stately, starchy, suffocating.
The film is a sham, with good actors going for the paycheck and using beards and heavy makeup to hide their shame. For that Avatar feeling, there's Sam Worthington as Perseus, the ******* son of a human mother and the god Zeus (Liam Neeson at his most bombastic). Zeus's brother Hades (Ralph Fiennes channeling Lord Voldemort) wants to declare war on humans. Perseus must save the day by fighting the Medussa, a head with a giant tail, and laying waste to the Kraken, a sea monster who is actually another head with a giant tail. Staring at the Medussa can turn you to stone. The godawful dialogue did it for me. Neeson roaring, "release the Kraken" belongs in the camp time capsule. It will haunt him for years.
I don't see where it looks bad. Most people have two different size eyes.
Figure looks pretty good to me. I saw the movie today and enjoyed it. I don't understand all the hatred for it.
enjoyed the movie too way better than the old one
New picture Courtesy of Tommy's Blog, this picture really makes the figure look great;
I don't understand why HT are using jointed arms on one figure and rubber bodies on the next? I personally don't like Perseus's exposed joints. I know people hate the rubber body but Leo looks amazing.
They could still do rubber elbows while using exposed joints for the shoulders, no?It's because of this:
And the assumption that the majority of people who buy the figure will want to display it exactly like that at some point (for an extended period of time). Which would be a problem for any rubber body including the new Leonidas one. Even the booklet included with rubber body figures state not to keep the arms in that type of position and definitely not for long periods because it could damage the material of the body.
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