Clash of the Titans (2010) - I Am Hades Scene (2/10) | Movieclips

[@JazzHandzLMT]

"I am Hades......kneel" Straight gangster

[@heryanpuservantofanubis1469]

HES A GOD ALL MORTALS MUST BOW BEFORE THEIR DIVINE RULERS

[@vosv.o.s]

I AM LORD VOLD...... EUH NOPE HADES I M HADES 😏

[@Type000]

Hades will never said that.

[@Wryvan]

Loki: Hey that's my line!

[@whitealliance9540]

@@Wryvan make these bichs bow down or bend over

[@wolwerine0007]

"You are specks of dust beneath our fingernails. Your very breath is a gift from Olympus. You have insulted powers beyond your comprehension" gives me goosebumps every time.

[@LisaAnn777]

Now it makes perfect sense, so Voldemort was actually Hades the entire time! Wow 😲

[@justsomeguywithoutamustach6645]

@@LisaAnn777 yup he just did "Job change" in Harry Potter 😉

[@LisaAnn777]

@@justsomeguywithoutamustach6645 lol he should've gotten a nose job by the time of Harry Potter.

[@britgaddis]

Yes

[@giovannijoseph8808]

Right

[@tigermunky]

"In 10 days, when the sun is eclipsed, I will unleash the Kraken. I'm sorry you have to wait so long, but we have to borrow the Kraken from Scandinavian mythology and we have a bit of paper work to complete. Yggdrasil bureaucracy is Sisyphean in its tedium."

[@JRandaII]

Brilliant...lol

[@Harry96mega]

Somehow you remind me of Rick Riordan books.

[@Adorenick]

the most GENIUS comment I've EVER read. EVER!

[@demodave6054]

That was great

[@MelissaMayGB]

What’s annoying is hades physically cannot release the kraken, not even with poseidons permission. It answers to only him.

[@Gmon750]

I love how Hades is depicted as a frail, quiet old man as he walks up those stairs, yet his very name instills terror and fear to all who cross his path. I really enjoyed Fienne's portrayal of Hades.

[@ELEKTRO_Official]

And when he released the kraken he’s somehow very powerful and not really Frail anymore

[@bryces.4204]

@@ELEKTRO_Official that’s because he feeds of the mortals torror and death. So the more they feared him and died. The stronger he gets

[@ELEKTRO_Official]

@@bryces.4204 yeah that’s what I meant

[@ayakotami3318]

Same. This is one of my favorite interpretations of Hades.

[@ultraspawn4685]

Definitely. He made Hades scary as, well, Hades. 🙂

[@mariusbrabus]

1:07 The way he delivers the that line, "I am Hades", sends shivers down my spine, he really makes this character compelling, believable, terrifying...

[@yueshijoorya601]

It's the music.

[@samuraishinobi]

It sure sent everyone down onto their knees that's for sure.

[@adambabcock4069]

the bell in the background sets it off too

[@mikhailvaiselev6075]

@@adambabcock4069 i

[@emiliaescobar7652]

Great Scene!

[@diegomolina8940]

When he almost whispers "i am Hades" yet it echoes in everyones hearts and fills them with absolute fear. Perfect scene

[@ted4719]

Watching the crown and the actress that plays Margaret Thatcher sounds like him.

[@travelmonkey1957]

When you level 99 with well spec gear, and you visit the noob low level fields

[@alexanders2669]

“You are specks of dust beneath our fingernails...”

[@OriginalPuro]

What does that mean in English?

[@thetablethatsugabuttmadefe4026]

"You are all specks of dust beneath our fingernails" 😂😂

[@dbzfanexwarbrady]

@@OriginalPuro GM? Game Moderator

[@atomiclizard459]

HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@insearchofpeace2151]

"You are specks of dust beneath our fingernails"- what a badass quote.

[@Ridin_Nerdie]

Agreed!

[@djprojectus]

Meaning the dry clay from the moment they were created.

[@ultraspawn4685]

Underrated quote for sure.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Handsome Adikdes

[@afifzahiruddinrohaizan52]

How so true his words.

[@HulkVahkiin]

This scene truly represents ''What is a King to a God''

[@giosy0072]

At this point, making the third film would be difficult, but also quite obligatory. Hades, as yet, hasn't, technically, been punished for his crimes. I would also have expected it, since it had killed Perseus' adoptive family.

[@MitchellBPYao]

They are still small to building

[@lamueldagon7618]

Kings are meant to be gods representatives on earth from lineage

[@blackmage665]

@@lamueldagon7618 That has come and gone throughout history, even within their own countries/region. it IS smart to tie ones authority to a divine source, if you can retain power.

[@frozenllama23]

I thought that was Voldemort lol

[@valoulegeekoff9636]

Ralph Fiennes really nailed this role. So underrated movie and acting...

[@bbrules8646]

No doubt

[@Plague-speaker]

The acting sure, the movie is not that good

[@DyslexicGod]

@@Plague-speaker The movie is entertaining enough! It serves its purpose.

[@narendramartosudarmo]

His experiences as Voldemort probably helped.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

He nails pretty much any role. Have you seen him in Schindler's list?

[@poppafalcon5846]

The Queen - “WE are the GODS NOW!” Hades - “Hold my beer.”

[@ruthlessrut3030]

Lol 😂

[@MultiFandom8isFate]

Funny how I read that in his voice in a slow, solemn, wise voice.

[@jefflemere4609]

Including to the 'Hold my beer', I am going to end this woman's career.

[@EJayMD-11]

LOL

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Hold my wine

[@gregariousgaming9787]

One of the most badass entrances ever. The music and the voice and when he has his name. Amazing

[@R4Y2k]

"Who are you?" "I am Lord Vold.... Hades.... I am Hades!"

[@emmarobbins6481]

Yes

[@downtown9813]

Expecto PetronammmmmmmMmmmmmmMmm

[@vikasgajbhiye7313]

😂😂😂😂

[@Zodiac36._.]

That's a good one I was thinking that.😂

[@pageachatter229]

Well that is the same actor.

[@warrenchapoton2089]

Queen: Who are you? HAdes: I'm wearing a cape, appeared from the shadows, and just defeated all of your guards. Who do you think I am? Queen: Batman?

[@bbrules8646]

Batman: Someone mention me? Hades: um, I'll see my way out

[@ThatWeirdDude40]

@@bbrules8646 Batmam vs Hades? That would be like Jigglypuff vs. Kratos.

[@bbrules8646]

@@ThatWeirdDude40 u didn't get the joke

[@williamsproductions1629]

Thats brilliant

[@johnilarde8440]

King: Voldemort?

[@pikkon899]

"Who are you?" The disrespect in that woman still went on. Damn. Her face after the God of the underworld spoke his name is one sheer regret.

[@DonDon45-i5h]

Karen

[@lightknight6749]

In actual mythology Hades was one of the nicest Greek gods and one of the fairest. Just because Hades is god of the underworld doesn't automatically mean he's evil

[@goukishin4367]

He even let Orpheus bring back his dead wife out of the underworld to the living, with one condition don’t look back until they completely out of the underworld.

[@ayakotami3318]

That's so true. Hades gets such a bad rap.

[@easternlights3155]

While you are not wrong, this is largely a modern interpretation. Fact is, he simply did not appear in enough myths to come off as a jerk. The ancient Greeks were so terrified of him that there were no shrines, no temples, no sacrifices, no prayers, because they knew he was inconsolable. With the other gods you could bargain. Not with Hades. The only myths that feature him also have a hero whose major attribute is the ability to bargain with him (think Orpheus or Hermes) and it is made clear what great feat it is to move Hades to mercy. We only have the stories that depict him in somewhat positive light, because he was otherwise so terrifying to the Greeks that they would not even speak his name. He was instead called by epithets like Plouton "Wealthy One" or Agesandros "He who carries away all men". In that regard, he was the OG He Who Must Not Be Named, which is kinda fitting, considering who plays him in this movie.

[@Lucky-jg2on]

He was fair but he definitely wasn't nice, he just wasn't unnecessarily cruel and didn't outright make the lives of people much more harder unless you did something worth punishing and when Persephone comes to the underworld and brings fall and winter but that was technically because of Demeter and not him

[@colt9836]

The last two comments are absolutely correct: Hades isn't evil, he is unwavering; no amount of prayers, no amount of tears, no amount of pleads will persuade him.

[@nycot107]

"Who are you?!" Um ... Does it matter who he is? When someone manifests via smoke and ash, then turns into a swirling vortex that sucks up everything in its path, knowing their name is the LAST thing you should worry about.

[@magnusbane5437]

RIGHT!!! I was so friggin pissed off by her arrogance. I was glad he took her youth

[@12227UserName]

Well, I think I know what they were trying to convey here. You have to understand that in Greek mythology, Hades was the most feared of the gods, specifically because he ruled in the afterlife and he was related to the concepts of decay, death, ground and sacrifice. There were cults that would committ blood sacrifices just to appease him. While he wasn't exactly an evil god, as he was no different in the natural order as the other gods, he was a necessary god to be feared of. I think the film was attempting to show just that hence their reaction when they realize its Hades himself.

[@MistyLarasati]

Hahahaha, exactly! 😂

[@yueshijoorya601]

Well, people dare to stand against Kronos' army of Makhai. So what I think is, supernatural abilities don't frighten them. But knowing he is the God of the Underworld, what else can you fear more?

[@EJayMD-11]

Facts lol

[@Ridin_Nerdie]

“You are specks of dust beneath our fingernails.” Line makes my spine chill lol I love it

[@dawoodwilliams3652]

"Who are You?" "I AM HADES" The look of pure unadulteratted fear is great.

[@CyberShink]

Exactly the atmosphere of the scene speaks for itself

[@YAH93]

I mean, who wouldn't be terrified when they face the f-ing God of the Underworld?

[@giosy0072]

@@YAH93 At this point, making the third film would be difficult, but also quite obligatory. Hades, as yet, hasn't, technically, been punished for his crimes. I would also have expected it, since it had killed Perseus' adoptive family.

[@alanmorris4896]

he is just lord voldemort with a nose :))

[@frozenllama23]

Who are u I am Voldemort lol

[@Temujin1991]

The way their faces show pure fear when he says his name is 100% correct. In Ancient Greece, Hades was the most feared of all the Gods. They respected all of them, some more than others, but Hades was the one that they feared most

[@franeasanovic2761]

Hades was so feared by the ancient Greeks that there isn't a single image, a single shrine, a single temple, a single votive inscription dedicated to Hades in both ancient Greece and ancient Rome! Not a single one... That's how much the ancient people feared him!

[@mak7871]

@PastelShake Pylos Ilias.

[@machacasaurius]

@@franeasanovic2761 Hades was without a doubt one of the least unpleasant of all the Olympic gods, he was not petty, and he either left the mortals alone or even helped them from time to time... but you know since it was the god of death and greeks were afraid of dying he never got so much praying nor worship...

[@hawkinsgames5773]

@@machacasaurius not the god of death but the underworld thanatos was the god of death

[@KanaidBlack]

When people in the ancient Greece wanted to took a serious oath, they'll stomp their feet several times and call over Hades to hear their words, knowing that if they broke their oath Hades would reclaim them if they failed

[@al6243]

If I recall correctly, Hades wasn't exactly a villain in this movie. He decided to betray his fellow gods because they tricked him into ruling the Underworld and he's still bitter about it, and rightfully so. While the gods basked in the prayers of the mortals in their shiny fancy home, Hades got none of that while he is forced to rule and live in such a gloomy and unpleasant place. Seeing how the humans have become arrogant and disrespectful to the gods, he saw this as an opportunity to do his revenge. I like how this issue, the betrayal by his brothers and why he turned bad, was addressed in the sequel movie.

[@lucianfrostbane]

depending on which version, when they were deciding got to rule what place, either zeus and poseidon cheat so hades is stuck with the underworld; hades knew they cheated and took the underworld anyway; or he willingly accepted the underworld as his.

[@ksgdjf8673]

Zeus and other gods feed from the people's prayers and faith to live while Hades forced himself and learned to feed from mortal's fear, and that what makes him strong and lives.

[@arvinroidoatienza7082]

@@ksgdjf8673 Hades doesn't feed from fear. That's Ares, whose sons were Deimos and Phobos (Fear and Terror) themselves, in the battlefield. Ancient Greeks fear Hades but he doesnt feed on their fears.

[@nadineschramm2770]

Der Hades hat aber auch zwei Seiten

[@AzureRoxe]

Hell, Hades isn't a villain even in his own mythology, despite the fact that like 99% of media portrays him as evil.

[@Ahsanz1995]

"Hey Ralph we have a role for you!" "Oh yeah what is it?" "Keep playing Voldemort, but wear this wig and beard" "Will I at least have a nose...?" "Yes." "I'm in."

[@Comet_373]

Wil I at least have a nose 🤣🤣

[@fluffylucy8213]

yoo i laughed at this one HAHAHAHHAHAA

[@j_shhmurda3g881]

Wow I feel dumb, I had no clue they were both the same actors until I read your comment & actually looked at his face in depth 🤦🏽‍♂️😂

[@Rain-Man915]

@@j_shhmurda3g881 don’t feel dumb. Voldemort’s makeup was really well done, and he didn’t have a nose. I doubt Ralph’s own mum would recognise him as Voldemort.

[@Moha-zt5lr]

@@j_shhmurda3g881 so do I 😂😂😂 I’ve never realized they were both the same actor😂

[@crazyfoodge1696]

People often mistake Hades for being the God of Death. No, he is not the God of Death, but the God of the Underworld. Thanatos is the God of Death. Know your greek mythology guys! Your welcome!

[@mrtravdawg]

Crazy Foodge Also makes me wonder if Thanos got his name from Thanatos. What has Thanos been pushing? The death of half the universe’s population. Coincidence? Probably not.

[@roxanaapariciowolfe872]

Hades has the power to control death though, in the first movie, he brought death to the queen, in the second movie, he took death away from Zeus to save him.

[@LittleMissRequiem]

Thanatos is technically only one of the gods of death (specifically peaceful/nonviolent death), whereas Makaria was the goddess of blessed death and the Keres were the goddesses of violent death.

[@deathstar6998]

Hades may not be the god of death because he rules the underworld which also encompasses the realm of Thanatos and so on, he has power over death. Just like Zeus who is a sky god but can also control things like the very nature of heaven etc.

[@arshith3733]

Hades is the god of death. thanatos is the personification He serves hades or at least that's what I know

[@PodcastInShort]

I love this scene so much that I have memorized this scene by heart. One of the best scenes in this movie.

[@aliciazambrano8549]

I love this scene because it shows that, even if you are a king or queen, you are not superior or special, you´re not different from the rest of the people, you are still a mere human who can grow old and die like everyone.

[@YorkusPorkus757]

Brayan Carmona dude go back to class and do bible study, the internet is not the place

[@YorkusPorkus757]

@Evyen Biwer I'm cool wit people believing in god, but don't go preachin where it ain't welcome, ya feel me?

[@monsieur.Chipmunk]

@Brayan Carmona God is actually also a mere human concept.

[@colt9836]

"What is a king to a god?'

[@isaacortiz4617]

The mother looked 100 years old after.😂😂😂

[@bernicetam2766]

Hades:You are specks of dust beneath our fingernails. Your very breath is a gift from Olympus. You have insulted powers beyond your comprehension. Queen: Who are you? Hades: I am Hades. It was at this time that she knew, she %#*! up.

[@ssoltau9318]

Yeah, royally. She went all white from fear.

[@LSR263]

I am Voldemort

[@AmerdaMysteryOfficial]

I consider this one of my favourite scenes of all time. Ralph Fiennes painted a masterpiece here.

[@UNOFFICIALTHEMEYT]

I AM HADESSSS

[@lamario295]

"This is the will of Zeus. The will of your father" Seemed to me he was still talking to everyone and yet they could tell he was saying that last part to Perseus

[@franklesher4459]

Trust me, when a godly villain tells you who is your father, its the moment when you assimilate a powerful truth.

[@SirKolass]

You still have a doubt?...

[@nonenone1478]

" what do you know about beauty?" "What's more beautiful than death?" Chillls

[@skoobydu1364]

@Captain Sparrow edgy but cool

[@plainsight_582]

@Evyen Biwer true but I guess he was talking bout the transition from life to death because he can feel their souls entering his realm basically I guess idk that's what i kinda got from it

[@plainsight_582]

@Evyen Biwer thanks, I love theories and stuff that's the best part about movies or shows

[@gargoyles9999]

Excuse me Hades could you SPEAK UP A BIT?

[@oldheadprisonofficer7024]

I love how Hades says "Interesting" as he's looking at some bug in his garden that he's never seen before

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

Holy shit, Ralph Fiennes seriously has the presence. He tells you to kneel, you better fuckin' kneel!

[@Dre-yd2xh]

this hades was dope, the one from percy jackson lightning thief was corny imo

[@stargazing6975]

I strongly agree. But Hades in the PJO books wasn't anything like that clown in the movie. So it was the producers fault for that crappy adaption. ) :

[@rivetingeel2389]

Meh, the books are better.

[@Dre-yd2xh]

yeah he just looked like a regular person, he didn't look anything like a dark/demonic looking god

[@babygirlrose1001]

Dark Chocolate KingPin 9

[@OffThePavement101]

percy jackson was so asssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

[@SirKolass]

So dope when he says his name, it echoes throughout the whole place, even though he's nearly whispering.

[@bigdeal677]

That look when he says interesting , purity says damn your still alive

[@franklesher4459]

Even for the god of the underworld, he is still surprised.

[@__itsRobin]

This was better than the sequel. When Hades introduced himself, as “ I am Hades” and the echoes of his voice followed, I almost crying in the theatre, that was scary af back then.

[@bayfinest1938]

Part two way better lol

[@__itsRobin]

Carlos Gonzalez Sure bruh. Anyway, Clash of the Titans BO = USD 493.2 mil WW (budget 125mil) Wrath of The Titans BO = USD 302 mil WW (budget 150mil)

[@ssoltau9318]

When he said that you can clearly see the queen go ghost white.

[@TheDarkstar3601]

@@__itsRobin They prolly thought the sequel would suck since the first one did.

[@sheepisfortheweak6164]

0:31 Probably the most sarcastic gaze I've seen in my life

[@Hmongboi228]

0:31 "Interesting..." I'm guessing that Hades said that because he thought Perseus was human and the only beings that wouldn't be sucked into his "attack" would be other gods and demigods right?

[@JoseBarahonaes]

He attracted everything made of metal!

[@JoseBarahonaes]

He was referring to a previous scene when his ship was sunk!

[@hellsgate09]

@@JoseBarahonaes It was seeing him from after the statue fell and also because he was able to resist the pull that took Argos' soldiers. It was at that moment he put two and two together and realised this was Zeus' child.

[@JoseBarahonaes]

@@hellsgate09 I think he pulled the soldiers because of their armors, soldiers and shields!

[@Iheaili]

He said interesting because he was able to survive a hades attack which no other human would have survive. His whole family die except for him when hades threw a giant fire ball at him and sunk a ship.

[@MrPjw5]

Perseus: “NYAAAAAAHHHH!!!” Hades: “Lol, you’re cute. Also, that’s totally my line.”

[@nationalsocialist5526]

VOLDEMORT: NYAHHHHHHHHHHH

[@pinoupi]

TEH

[@PapaHill822]

Hahaha I get it

[@mcfcDJ51]

Love how he uses the Voldemort voice. So iconic i’m sure the director even insisted. Great acting.

[@monicaclara8260]

Everybody Gangsta until He said " I am Hades"

[@darthmix]

I hate it when movies make Hades a bad guy. He rules the underworld, so he gets turned into a version of the devil. It's lazy and it totally misunderstands Greek mythology. The Harryhausen version got it right: mortals were pawns in the squabbles of the gods, but it wasn't about one irredeemably evil god who caused all the trouble.

[@l.madrid8815]

Glozwell he want being a bad guy here. ...he is bitter gloomy and FAIR

[@l.madrid8815]

She knows not to insukt the gods...she was being stupid ....an olympian god probably wouldve done worse...like turned her into a damn stick or raped her

[@pennywise2221]

This Hades wasn't a "villian" Because of the queens actions, knocking down statues and turning their backs to the gods, even as much as comparing themselves above the gods, they just sought to teach the mortals a lesson.

[@zixiais]

Did you watch the whole movie? He is not a villain. Antihero, maybe, but not a villain in the least.

[@Helstiir]

No he's- he's kinda been a villain for a while. Being as he tried to betray the others

[@sxfvtn6510]

That moment when you get sucked into SCP-106's pocket dimension: 0:11

[@Cam0596]

god damn it, who the hell let voldemort loose on argos?

[@chrissy93x]

Lol xD

[@bryanneideffer3969]

iamthekingtroll 13 years it's been I confess myself disappointed

[@thatonenicehusky3623]

Looks like Voldemort attacking

[@mike90susanoo84]

I was expecting him to hug the queen lady

[@lavenraj3378]

awkwardly... lol

[@Goldname1]

i don't understand why people hate on this movie so much. i loved it

[@TheKardain]

This and the other's were great, Sam did a great job as well as the others. The negative were just a selected few who needed a cuddle or two from Hades to enjoy their life ;)

[@anopinjama]

Me too.

[@anactaneustheeleventh2542]

HypergeometricTest Me too, I liked it.

[@Nrvsmtr43]

It wasn’t great, but it was good. It had some cool scenes, nobody can argue that. I enjoyed it too.

[@windi1982]

Especially the CGI was great! It’s a 2010 movie and the CGI was better than in some blockbusters today!

[@zoidboy1569]

Acting so high and mighty until he tells them who he is and they cower

[@emmanuelcastro8520]

1:10 It was at this moment she knew she fucked up.

[@Revens1]

zeus just shapeshifted and tricked his way into their pants lol

[@mraltay10]

this man can act ......... watch his other roles and u will see

[@sheepisfortheweak6164]

such as lord voldemort and Harry from in Bruges. Both are played excellently.

[@Rickeytherealist1]

Sheep Is for the weak oh shit didn't know that

[@jenell73]

he is the red dragon

[@M4levolence]

goindeep dont hè play dem WW2 camp Boss?

[@Omega1867]

Ralph Fiennes is one hell of an actor, I’ll agree. He’s also done the best Hades in my opinion to date. I’m not even going to look at that crap that was the Percy Jackson film series.

[@Outgameingking25]

Hades : You are specs of dust underneath our fingernails Me : I felt that 😬

[@dianastefania5504]

When he said "What is more beautiful than death?" she should have responded "Your wife, Persephone." Couldn't really argue with that, then.

[@arunchowdary4925]

Talk about persephone and receive eternal torture in tartarus. Have fun with that.

[@arunchowdary4925]

@Evyen Biwer thats what I meant lel

[@SBATHORGOD]

You never learn. Sometime you don’t say back, cus it’s rude or because U can well thus it means you have no respect.

[@ryokkeno]

Sunglasses YEAHHHH!!!!!!!!!

[@JimmyBoy9878]

@Juan Rivera No he isnt. Lucifer is from a completely different religion. Hades had a wife and his own land. Hades was actually the lesser evil of his brothers. Only reason people were scared of him...Was well, because he's the god of death. Do you think Anubis is also Lucifer?

[@dinoworld112]

So lord voldermort grew hair?

[@YS-xh2kr]

dinoworld112 and a nose!

[@JgonzaloTBEJARANO21222021]

Is the same actor

[@hemidas]

And started chainsmoking judging by his voice.

[@sajid8975]

And a nose

[@adrianghandtchi1562]

dinoworld112 and a nose

[@Jherick5954]

Hades is such a cool character. From Disney's Hercules, to this film, to Percy Jackson. Now, if only I could actually be good with him in SMITE. I just cannot get his rotation down, I die in mere seconds

[@MadMontyMN]

2,1,3. Over and over. If you can get an Ares to pull everyone to you for your ult, you're golden. - A diamond Hades :)

[@Jherick5954]

@@MadMontyMN That makes a lot of sense. I tried him again in practice. Your rotation works, my problem is I kept catching myself using 2,3,1. I had to correct myself 5 or 6 times 😅

[@ersturdevant2831]

This movie is sooo underrated! Fiennes nailed this role, obviously enjoys playing it.

[@loveballetmuch]

I remember when I first watched this movie, the moment he said, "I am Hades", I felt like I have to kneel too. That's how good the acting is.

[@catelinsanjose3833]

“Your very breath is a gift from Olympus,” Hades, both you and I know you haven’t stepped in that place for a few thousand years at least...

[@b69astro]

When the Queen questioned the identity of the god of the underworld, notice how the sound of death echoes over the palace: he doesn't scream, because he doesn't need to. for only when saying that he is Hades did the people present grind their teeth, scream in fear at his speech, as if death came to collect them all.

[@KiraAsakura14]

I love how this Hades is how Hades should really have been. An Arbiter. His authority doesn't come from the usual pride Hades supposedly has in popularized versions but from his subservience to order, death being one of the Natural orders, and specifically (2:34) to the Gods (Zeus).

[@lishishur293]

The only thing they did "wrong" was making Hades the villain almost cause in the real mythology he was kind and fair. Almost more than all the other gods

[@nyckae8587]

0:41 the music, the godly feel, that BELL sound. Superv

That entrance is like a boss Hades you do know how to make a entrance

[@sidneyfrederickson3941]

You are a celestial being with no corporeal existence. So you absorb biomatter (the guards)from around you to create a vessel for yourself, then expel all the inorganic (the bronze weapons and armor.)

[@bomcstoots1]

@@sidneyfrederickson3941 Damn...i guess so. lol One like myself being so good at metaphysics never even thought about it

[@RyanSmith-wo2pi]

Multiple Long2 Lat 2

[@ColressDC]

0:28 comes out of swirling vortex of doom "AVADA KEDAVRA!!!"

[@SailorM15]

i love this comment XD

[@SBATHORGOD]

You spell it wrong.

[@ColressDC]

@@SBATHORGOD Really? Show me the correct spelling then.

[@kenkaneki8091]

I could hear voldemorts voice when i read this

[@simperorweeb1450]

Ralph Fiennes nailed his role just like he did for the Voldemort role

[@danofsteel785]

"Name is Hades, Lord of the Dead. Hi, how're you doin'?"

[@zillarex7416]

0:01-0:30 I love his entrance music! That's how I want to show up somewhere. It doesn't matter where.

[@kaihart5870]

Man: I'm hungry *music plays as he gets out banana*

[@destinyangelmason9831]

My fiance and I joked that if we ever would have a wedding ( I hate weddings) I would walk down the aisle to the earth Vader theme 😂😂😂 This music would do the trick too tho

[@OfficerSpringtrap123]

If you have the power of making a shadow tornado , go for it

[@abnurtharn2927]

Despite modern connotations of death as evil, Hades was actually more altruistically inclined in mythology. Hades was portrayed as passive and never portrayed negatively; his role was often maintaining relative balance.

[@NightRunner417]

"Who are you?!" "Oh... we don't say my name."

[@Yourock123]

Funny thing is the Queen never died. There’s a deleted scene where it shows her laying in bed still living & breathing. Hades only aged her.

[@UnknownPersononGoogle]

Luke Eps He aged her to the point she shouldn’t be living.

[@pinkcrazygirl]

Thanks for clarifying that, I always wondered if she died or not.

[@bilpaparigormoetis5020]

@@UnknownPersononGoogle how old was she before he aged her?

[@UnknownPersononGoogle]

BilPapa Rigormoetis probably mid 40’s in the deleted scenes she’s in her hundreds and can’t move.

[@jeffrousseau4033]

You’d think he’d remember to return her prime after settling his differences with his brother😅

[@eb7900]

Never realized how much Hades sounds like He Who Shall Not Be Named.

[@tezubeh4933]

"I am Hades" "Kneel" Kratos: "Well, time to hunting"

[@monsieur.Chipmunk]

Never let Voldemort get a hold of his nose. He becomes a god.

[@jadefire1814]

I love the *"Interesting."* and the fact that Perseus was willing to charge him basically unarmed. Like, "My name is Perseus. You killed my father. Prepare to die."

[@onur-a-k]

When Hades said kneel, the rest of the people kneeled as well even though Hades was only talking to the queen. That shows how much these people fear Hades. He is a force to be reckoned with. Hell of a performance.

[@avantelove6826]

Wasn’t fear that did that if you look at the king there was some sort of force he began feeling until he left

[@omarsalem1219]

Ahhh pun intented?

[@onur-a-k]

@@omarsalem1219 I don't see why not 😎

[@colt9836]

Hades is the ruler, the lord, and the god of the Underworld. Everything that isn't Divine will bow to him, eventually. A king or peasant, a sinner or a saint, a soldier or a general: all shall answer to him.

[@georgeedwards8189]

Well, Hades has a right to be feared. he is the eldest son of Kronos and Rhea as Hestia is the eldest daughter, Hades is also the God of the Underworld, and arguably more powerful than his brother Zeus.

[@Maple_Tachibana]

Has anyone repeated this clip for like 10x already? I just can’t get over how epic and superb Ralph’s acting was. Gave me goosebumps. Edit: The music made it 10x better as well.

[@TheVineOfChristLives]

Can’t believe this dude who looks like Rasputin fought Rasputin in another movie.

[@HitchedBug]

0:54 oh so when he says that, it’s cool but when I walk into a room saying that, I’m dramatic.

[@theresnothinghereatall]

Not dramatic. If you say that you're edgy

[@steve3528]

what do you know about beauty? what is more beautiful than death. chillls

[@chanio3856]

You just copied another comment? Literally right below this one

[@mindminted1734]

2:17 that's Voldemort's impression

[@YAS.94]

I keep expecting him to say.. "I AM THE DARK LORD, I AM VOLDEMORT!" 😂

[@SBATHORGOD]

Trash

[@josecuestas7246]

Voldemort: "IMPERIUS. Kneel."

[@cringelord1809]

Literally one of the most perfect and badass "villain" characters ever.

[@ReveredMaster]

For those who dont know, there was a sequal to this film called "Wrath of the titans"

[@princessbeexxxx]

I love how he just appears and then the first thing he does when he gets in their face, is insults them.

[@avocadotoast7367]

Maleficent curse = WHEN THE SUN SETS ON HER 16TH BIRTHDAY, SHE WILL.... Hades = hold my beer very quickly please..

[@bomcstoots1]

"When the sun ECLIPSE"

[@iv3rizøn]

i love the part where he speaks in behalf of zeus about how offensive this mortal queen did to the gods‚ hades has a heart 🫶🏻

[@MIMMassi]

At 2:12.... He did not know what he's about to say will become one of the best memes.... Unleash the kraken 😂

[@shayandutta2295]

Mortal Queen- Who are you? Hades- It doesn't matter who we are, what matters is our plan.

[@kuroroluxifer8321]

Just seeing that Perseus was not affected by his power and didn't get absorbed like the other warriors, instantly revealed who Perseus' father was. Only the King of the Gods, or someone with the blood of the King of the Gods could resist Hades' power.

[@TheZombiejohn75]

dude rolled in hard af...I absolutely love him as Hades

[@lightknight6749]

He's not accurate to the myths. In the myths Hades is one of the nicest Greek gods and the fairest. People automatically assume that Hades is evil just cuz he's a god of the underworld when that's the opposite.

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

@@lightknight6749 Same with the Hindu goddess Kali, she's the goddess of destruction and looks like a demon but actually is a fierce protective mother to all.

[@lightknight6749]

@@Rattus-Norvegicus that's awesome! I don't know much about the hindu gods so it's nice to hear more about them

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

@@lightknight6749 Yeah I've just been reading into it recently and the mythology is fantastic. She fought a demon whose blood, when it hit the ground, would grow into full size versions of him. She killed him by cutting off his head and drinking all the blood. She went into a murderous rage killing all the other demons until they were all dead but didn't stop and started killing innocent people. Shiva her husband threw himself on the ground and she stepped on him before she came to and realized what she had done. In most of her images she is pictured standing on him with her tongue out. It's pretty fascinating stuff.

[@future8601]

Most epic entrance ever

[@lvnean1]

what a epic entrance cant stop watching this scene

[@mattball7074]

hades is always misrepresented

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

maybe but if Hollywood wanted to be 100% then they would have Zeus turn into a swan and bang a chick. Sometimes changes for the sake of a good story are better than the original.

[@jarrodedson5441]

Aaron Well technically he did do that in this movie he flies into a woman's room a s a eagle then transforms into the king then he u know

[@abelkommie]

This is what the Gods did to people that showed hubris, they were all petty like this

[@phantasosxgames8488]

@Harpoxy H. no , he didn't cheat her. Persephone's case was the only tyrant thing he ever did. He only cheated Persephone ONCE , and only ONCE she cheated him back , way different than his rapist brothers. After that , he even helped Orpheus and Hercules peacefully. When Asclepious was ressurecting people , Hades only asked Zeus to stop him , while Zeus simply killed Asclepious. While Tanthalus , Sisiphus and Axion are rightfully punished for high crimes. Axion for been the first mortal murderer , Tanthalus for killing his sons and use them to feed the gods just to test them and Sisiphus for chaining Thanatos. In short , Hades is not evil in Greek Myths , out of Chronos' sons , he is the better one.

[@Sirvikrail]

I known this is late, but I have read the version of where Persephone is dragged into the Underworld, but I have heard of another version of where she wanders into the Underworld willingly. Wouldn’t blame her on how Demeter (her mother) is. As for the fruit of the underworld...the story I read is that Persephone absolutely refused to go back to Demeter who was unleashing a never ending winter on Earth wanting her daughter back (during this or before, Demeter turns a young mortal boy into a lizard) In this version, Persephone was dead set on eating the fruit and Hades was desperately trying to stop/convince her to go back.

[@drinnerd8532]

Hades: "Argos has 10 days until the Kraken is unleashed unto it's destruction!!!...." Perseus: "uh... yeah, um... so there's this Spartan I know...."

[@packm8447]

Lmfao

[@Johnsechuan]

Nice

[@mouthopenmonkey4571]

Evyen Biwer i dont get plz help me

[@drinnerd8532]

@@mouthopenmonkey4571 "that Spartan" that I Jokingly, say Perseus knows about is the one and only GrecoRoman Deity-killer, "Ghost of Sparta" ... KRATOS (cue: Epic God of War opening Title music)

[@josephedric4081]

In real Greek myth, Hades is the nicest of all the Major gods, who came directly from the Titans.

[@Panseidon]

You know what would have saved the lives of people? Leaving Argos within the 10 freaking days. Gods didn't expect evacuation now did they XD

[@CenturionMariusVinicius]

And I'm not even talking about the wild animals.

[@jairon_2518]

Depends on whether you like big scorpions or not.

[@rdg760jr2]

Actually In The Movie They Couldn't Evacuate Because Hades Would Just Flood The City

[@jeffrousseau4033]

And besides...the gods can see the whole planet as a virtual map😅

[@Samuel-vw4yv]

Why is Hades depicted as a ruthless villain in most forms of media? He’s not evil, he’s just doing his job

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Christian symbolism infused on everything

[@SirKolass]

He ends up a good guy however.

[@Tank50us]

I would argue that while it's meant for laughes, his portrayal in Hercules was spot on lore wise. Imagine you and your brother both land a job with a huge company, and you both bust your buts at it for a while. However, at one point your brother gets promoted to *the* head position in that company, and he then appoints you the top spot in one of the most disgusting positions within the company. Sure, the job in question is *necessary*, but you're gonna be quite bitter about it in the end. And that's what the dynamic between Hades and Zues was in the mythology. He wasn't necessarily evil, he was just stuck with the shittiest job possible, he can't quit it, and worse yet his brother gets all the fame.

[@piercecronin6547]

@ Jonathan Davenger but that is not his personality

[@jamesmitchel1054]

Hades even, though he was fair and kind he was one of the most feared because everyone back then was afraid of death. So literally to have him show up was basically the beginning of the end for you.

[@demyanrudenko]

"Who are you?" "Beesh, did you f*cking see what I just did ?"

[@SBATHORGOD]

Smd.

[@JamesBrown-zj8mc]

Her face when he revealed his name 😂

[@joshsauer4725]

When that one kid says one too many insults in your direction, and you're max prestige:

[@tonymomom791]

idc what anyone says, this scene is one of the best scenes that was ever created!

[@jeffkais]

Hades looks at Perseus like "oh no my brother has been at it again"😂

[@mephistopheleshellel693]

Hades: Why am I always the bad guy in these depictions and concepts of the gods by modern man? I'm Osiris in Egypt. Dumuzi in Ancient Sumer, also known as Baal Hadad to the Akkadians.

[@bttawfiq]

The way he says: "I am Hadessss" Is Ominous , a well delivered line