Kratos actually did exist you just choose not to believe in the mythology that he did exist Therefore from your own Mind and Illusion He didn’t exist but from history’s Perspective and The Lore He definitely most certainly existed and he was The Son of Zeus before you Try and claim he wasn’t
Hades really felt grateful that Zeus was keeping the lightning bolt from stabbing him. Zeus knows when to fight for his family. Hades has changed sides since he owes Zeus a debt, and he repays that debt later on as he forgives his brother.
I think it's the idea that he was a god from the very beginning, and even the end of his strength is beyond the natural world, which he helped mold for thousands of years. Also, if Zeus actually dies, then a big chunk of the story ends, and the story wasn't over just yet.
I never understood why Hollywood and so many other stories always make the Greek Gods mortal. There are, of course, plenty of other inaccuracies, large and small, but taking away their immortality is one of the changes I dislike the most
@akpohwefavour405 It literally does, and they specifically mention dying many times in the film. In fact, Zues and Hades and Ares all die in this movie.
@akpohwefavour405 It literally does. Immortality means you cannot die or cease to exist. You are eternal. Even Disney's Hercules understood that. "How do you kill a God?" "You can't! They're immortal." "Exactly. So first we have to turn that little sunspot...mortal."
@ being immortal means they can live for thousands of years and can’t be affected by mortal problems However they can be killed by fellow immortals or gods especially with Godly weapons
Oh goody, yet another obscure and generic usage of some ridiculous metaphor for bringing forth some hidden power that nobody tells you that you have or how to even use. Awesome, cant wait for even more faint, obscure and hidden references to some dormant power we may or may not have that those who may grant can say they told us how to use it without actually having told anyone. You have been called.
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Kratos, "Oh come on! I could take these guys, easy!"
Kraton never existed in real mythology.
@@nightmares_phoo real mythology never existed in reality. So what you mean?
@@lecrutiz1052 Yes they did, diefied heros...
Kratos actually did exist you just choose not to believe in the mythology that he did exist Therefore from your own Mind and Illusion He didn’t exist but from history’s Perspective and The Lore He definitely most certainly existed and he was The Son of Zeus before you Try and claim he wasn’t
These movies had awesome special effects.
Lol
Where's The Ghost of Sparta Kratos when you need him!?
Right?!?
🙌😖🤭🥴😆😂🤣😅
Probably a Small child at the point and period of time idk for sure tho might be wrong
Hades really felt grateful that Zeus was keeping the lightning bolt from stabbing him. Zeus knows when to fight for his family. Hades has changed sides since he owes Zeus a debt, and he repays that debt later on as he forgives his brother.
Damn I forgot this was actually pretty good!
1:09 I hear Kronos is awake
Amazing movie
So to the points on the pitchfork after that marvelous throw.... yeah my guy after having your energy drained you dead.
I think it's the idea that he was a god from the very beginning, and even the end of his strength is beyond the natural world, which he helped mold for thousands of years. Also, if Zeus actually dies, then a big chunk of the story ends, and the story wasn't over just yet.
I never understood why Hollywood and so many other stories always make the Greek Gods mortal. There are, of course, plenty of other inaccuracies, large and small, but taking away their immortality is one of the changes I dislike the most
They didn’t take away their immortality if you watched the movie you’ll know that
Immortality doesn’t mean you can’t be killed
@akpohwefavour405 It literally does, and they specifically mention dying many times in the film. In fact, Zues and Hades and Ares all die in this movie.
@ Zeus and ares were both killed being immortal doesn’t mean one can’t be killed especially by godly weapons
@akpohwefavour405 It literally does. Immortality means you cannot die or cease to exist. You are eternal. Even Disney's Hercules understood that.
"How do you kill a God?"
"You can't! They're immortal."
"Exactly. So first we have to turn that little sunspot...mortal."
@ being immortal means they can live for thousands of years and can’t be affected by mortal problems
However they can be killed by fellow immortals or gods especially with Godly weapons
Moraine ?
1:03
I Know
But he can 👍🏻
that's Waldemort
Jiii ok iiiik
What movie?
Wrath of the titan (2012)
The move was posideon you are not the father.
Hot Tub Time Machine
Literally in the video title. Grow up.
Wrath of the titan
The Wasteland
I wonder how could giant from stone and lava conceive gods who are from flesh and blood.
thats the main thing you take from this...?? jfc i bet you can vote too 🥴😩
It's one form, in mythos, he's humanoid
its fake stories, it has nothing to do with reality, there is only 1 god, and it has no such weak attributes like these.
These movies could have been so great but the story was soooo rushed
Those movies are so forgettable
Ares is so punchable here 😀
Oh goody, yet another obscure and generic usage of some ridiculous metaphor for bringing forth some hidden power that nobody tells you that you have or how to even use. Awesome, cant wait for even more faint, obscure and hidden references to some dormant power we may or may not have that those who may grant can say they told us how to use it without actually having told anyone. You have been called.
Qui-Gon Jinn why
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no do good movie
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Wasted movie
movies were terrible