Relativity continues the Immortals preview as I’ve just received another 14 images from the film, this time revealing more images that make it look like 300 and fewer images, thankfully, that make it look like an Abercrombie advert.
This time around you get a look at the Minotaur as you can see above, Greg Byrk as Nycomedes, Joseph Morgan as Lysander, another ridiculous look at Daniel Sharman as Ares, battle scenes, longing looks, scarred faces and much more.
I have added all of the images to my full gallery which is now up to 41 images, but you can also browse just the 14 new ones by using the thumbnails below.
Personally, this one reminds me of 300, this one looks silly and this one gives me hope. No matter what I see before this film arrives, it’s still a Tarsem Singh picture and the bad taste of 300 copycats and Clash of the Titans 3D messiness may all be tainting our first impressions… the film deserves a chance.
As you click through the gallery I’ve captioned them all so you know who you’re looking at.
On 11/11/11, witness the 3-D epic battle as mere men become Immortals. Eons after the Gods won their mythic struggle against the Titans, a new evil threatens the land. Mad with power, King Hyperion (Mickey Rourke) has declared war against humanity. Amassing a bloodthirsty army of soldiers disfigured by his own hand, Hyperion has scorched Greece in search of the legendary Epirus Bow, a weapon of unimaginable power forged in the heavens by Ares.
Only he who possesses this bow can unleash the Titans, who have been imprisoned deep within the walls of Mount Tartaros since the dawn of time and thirst for revenge. In the king’s hands, the bow would rain destruction upon mankind and annihilate the Gods. But ancient law dictates the Gods must not intervene in man’s conflict. They remain powerless to stop Hyperion…until a peasant named Theseus (Henry Cavill) comes forth as their only hope.
Secretly chosen by Zeus, Theseus must save his people from Hyperion and his hordes. Rallying a band of fellow outsiders–including visionary priestess Phaedra (Freida Pinto) and cunning slave Stavros (Stephen Dorff) — one hero will lead the uprising, or watch his homeland fall into ruin and his Gods vanish into legend.
