Olympus
- TV Series
- 20152015
Follows Hero on his journey as he transforms from a fresh-faced and raw young man to a ruthless leader of man and match for the gods themselves.Follows Hero on his journey as he transforms from a fresh-faced and raw young man to a ruthless leader of man and match for the gods themselves.Follows Hero on his journey as he transforms from a fresh-faced and raw young man to a ruthless leader of man and match for the gods themselves.Follows Hero on his journey as he transforms from a fresh-faced and raw young man to a ruthless leader of man and match for the gods themselves.Follows Hero on his journey as he transforms from a fresh-faced and raw young man to a ruthless leader of man and match for the gods themselves.
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Olympus centers on how a few brave men and women banished the gods to the realm of the unconscious: a place they called the Underworld, or the Kingdom of Hades. Hero's mythical quest to unlock the doors to Olympus and become an immortal. His epic journey leads him through the darkest realms of Ancient Greece along with the beautiful Oracle of Gaia, powerful sorceress Medea and genius inventor Daedalus. Hero battles gods, monsters, nymphs, kings and despots as he transforms into a ruthless, cold-hearted killer and a match for the gods themselves. —Reunion Pacific Entertainment
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An interesting twist on Greek Mythology
Olympus was entertaining considering my husband and I were in desperate need of a binge watch.
The CGI was pretty sad. Just think of it as watching puppet theater. The green screen shadow continuity person wasn't very consistent in the placement of where the sun was coming from.
Olympus as a show has to be watched to the end to be understood.
Do not think about what you know about Greek Gods, it will frustrate you. Try not to take it too seriously.
It becomes it's own mythology based on existing mythological characters.
The CGI was pretty sad. Just think of it as watching puppet theater. The green screen shadow continuity person wasn't very consistent in the placement of where the sun was coming from.
Olympus as a show has to be watched to the end to be understood.
Do not think about what you know about Greek Gods, it will frustrate you. Try not to take it too seriously.
It becomes it's own mythology based on existing mythological characters.
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- nanstamps
- Jun 12, 2016
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