That Time An Actor Tried To Fight A Robot Owl

[@omikun17]

For those that have not seen the original Clash of the Titans. Bubo was a gift to Perseus from Athena, goddess of wisdom and military strategy, that helped Perseus by giving advice. So I'm all for Bubo's Revenge because it could outsmart and kill Perseus.

[@madmanarrivednow]

Weeeell yes and no. Zeus commanded Athena to give Perseus her real owl, but she went to Hephaestus to make a fake one and that was Bubo, the mechanical owl. So the remake cut out one of the best origin stories of the original. Saddest thing in it is, that this serious movie cut out Bubo, but had to fill in some of it's actions with Djinns... from another myths.

[@pattheplanter]

@@madmanarrivednow Djinns, when there are literally dozens of different types of Titan with incredible backstories? Release the Krak... Oh, right.

[@Liandra24]

@@madmanarrivednow i was wondering about the mechanical owl, because it has been noted that Hephaestus created mechanical servants.

[@madmanarrivednow]

@@Liandra24 O yeah. I may or may not remember the why, but I'm sure Bubo was made by Hephaestus. Saw the original when I was a kid, but I know I was angry at Zeus, because he didn't ask Athena to give her... well as I've seen it then, PET owl. Zeus COMMANDED her. As everyone else on Olympus to aid his precious bas... I mean illegitimate son. Nothing against Perseus here, he was still the hero. Zeus on the other hand had no consideration about what the other Olympians wanted. Mechanical Bubo is a defiance by Athena. She was like "no way I'm gonna give my friend away into possible peril. But Hephaestus, the one who is never really mentioned and respected, shall make a working replica. And the little annoying but still charming character of Bubo was "born".

[@jacobblackshaw3060]

Yeah

[@IlyaKokoev]

When you are so insecure as an actor that a mechanical owl steals the show.

[@alextaylor9778]

"avatar is a movie of good visuals" I love how true that statement is

[@AzureKyle]

"Bubo, what are your thoughts on Sam Worthington threatening to punch you?" Bubo: "Who?"

[@targetdreamer257]

Actually I think it would be. "Boo bop twitter whistle beep."

[@thomasharris7881]

This is awesome!

[@TerrorFront85]

I was actually excited to see a remake, so much that payed to go see it in the theatre’s because Clash of of the Titans is one my all time favorite films. Needless to say I was pissed and when Worthington threw Bubo away like junk in this 2 second scene I was seething. I never been so disappointed at a film in my life.

[@MrNickmatters]

same here

[@aaronself2411]

As someone who had no idea the owl was a reference, I was just absolutely confused.

[@AlleyFang]

back when clash of the titan was coming out I had a running joke with my friends that Sam worington was only appearing in movies with lots of cgi because he's not actually a real actor but a digital creation that keeps getting reused from movie to movie to save money since A: the movies he's in are only cgi tech flex so why pay an actor at all B: surely no human who's made it their career to act can be this atrocious an actor C: he looks so generic and unremarkable , he's like the default male protagonist in a bioware game before you get to play with the character crator

[@sykosinna3868]

why is that so true lmfao

[@theavenger2378]

The funny thing is, the only thing I ever remember about that movie was that they didn't have Bubo. Even immediately after watching this video, I had to google the film's IMDB to remember Sam Worthington's name, he has the most generic white man face I didn't know he was in any other movies.

[@eldragonrojo42069]

Default character designer face #2

[@rinothename5563]

@@eldragonrojo42069 he's generic gruff dude from almost every game in the late 2000's lol

[@jonharvey6277]

Did exactly the same thing and was surprised to see he was in the titan because I only watched that a couple of weeks ago and I quite liked it

[@ronanmates7812]

I'd love to see a focus on celebrities that torpedoed their own careers for the stupidest/prettiest reason

[@funderman5758]

Its Pettiest

[@cainekass]

Id be all for this. Katherine Heigel is high on this list

[@CrazyGamebino]

I think I remember watching the movie but I don’t remember anything about it and I can remember bits and pieces of some of the old looney tunes shorts that came out in 1950’s and beyond from watching boomerang back in the 4th grade

[@razusaki2344]

Ya the part I can remember was just a 3D showpiece. The scene with all the floating ash looked cool.

[@janemba42]

My god. Punctuation please?

[@CrazyGamebino]

@@janemba42 this isn’t even my longest comment now that was 3+ paragraphs of arguing against 2 holier than thou religious pricks put together is probably more than 5-7 times as long as this comment putting my comments together during the argument excluding my original unrelated comment and a small list of denominations i used as examples in one comment before putting my point across as two overall points it was around 4 paragraphs just for that comment alone and the best part is my original point was not even a paragraphs but my arguments were ignored because majority of that comment was literally simply the example of the multiple denominations contradicting a passage in the bible I forget the exact passage but it was the one church under god one being contradictory to the multiple denominations in Christianity and yes by that point I was being a prick other than my first reply to one of the Christians responsible for the argument starting

[@andreadichiara7427]

When Karl started describing his personality i tought "i bet this is the type of man that is 5"10 but insists that he's 6" tall". I have no confirmation about the second part of the prediction but, i looked it up, he stands at 178 cm tall.

[@korganrocks3995]

As a former short kid, I've always been too grateful to have reached the lofty height of 5"10 to understand my fellow average heighted dudes wishing they were 6" tall. 😄

[@turbopokey]

Korgan Rocks - it’s not so great being big either. Finding fitting clothes, banging head on low hanging light fixtures… I remember when I rented a Dodge Caliber a few years ago, could not fit into the door like normal, had to crawl in like an adult crawling into a toddlers playhouse then do a gymnastic twist to get my butt into the seat. By the way, am only six foot.

[@weaselwolf]

As a fan of the original growing up, the lack of/disrespect for bubo is one of the things that utterly killed this movie for me. I was looking forward to that goddamned r2d2 owl.

[@jeffcross9960]

me too bro... me too...

[@SnipersLaww]

i think anyone that had seen the original would have wanted to see more of Bubo in the reboot... i know i myself was annoyed when i finally saw the owl and got excited for a moment then they just tossed it aside.

[@Lyander25]

I have not thought of this movie in a decade, had no idea that it was a reboot, completely forgot Sam Worthington existed, and yet seeing Liam Neeson in that eye-dryingly sharp-sparkly armour brought back memories long since repressed. Ho-ly potatoes.

[@shizanketsuga8696]

To be fair, even a dead chicken would have stolen every scene when contrasted with a charisma-vacuum like Sam Worthington. He never stood a chance against the adorable Bubo.

[@papasweed.dispenseria5977]

I actually saw this older version since I was obsessed with every mythology when i was a kid

[@misscat6055]

Same

[@finalsight]

lol i remember swearing out loud at the cinema at the 'throwing Bubo away scene'.

[@ecurps1]

I found it hilarious that Sam Worthington had such an issue with the footwear for Clash that they had to give him just regular shoes that were painted to look like the rest and touched up in post. XD

[@GooseGodGeb]

I watched Avatar recently just because I wanted to see what it was all about. I'd heard glorious things about the visuals and those things ended up being true, the visuals were amazing, but the story is just Pocahontas with blue aliens.

[@madzpanda]

As an indigenous person I hate both pocahontas and avatar, but i can say that both were at least half entertaining and helped me kill a noon. I also hated the pro environmental bullshit avatar pushed... what was it a 90s cartoon like captain planet, toxic avengers or ninja turtles.. I figured anyone old enough to sit in a theater and watched it had already had that kind of message jammed down their throats their whole childhood... I don't like the majority of James Cameron films though.. I think the best thing he ever "did", was technically never Made.

[@dope8878]

Tbh it’s because they cut out the real thematic moment in the movie that mattered. This isn’t supposed to be dances with wolves but with aliens, it’s a story about a planet that has evolved to the point of everything symbiotically working together. The concept of being an avatar is about being able to transcend our physical bodies and bad human ways in favor of a consciousness more connected to our environment. The Native American stuff is purely there for world building but it’s hard to tell that they aren’t the main point when they removed the scene where Jake takes psychadelics and realizes everything on Pandora is connected consciously to eachother.

[@madzpanda]

@@jakobbeelar honestly half those old western films don't have actual indigenous people in them lol. Sometimes it's Italians or Hispanic folks. Sometimes it's white people with a bad spray tan... to answer your question though I can't think of a single film that had ever done it respectfully tbh.

[@Zom13y]

It was FernGully.

[@chenstormstout9456]

@@jakobbeelar Ten Bears from Josey Wales?

[@patgeta2678]

I have ALWAYS wanted a real, functional Bubo since I was a child. How could someone not love Bubo?!?!

[@pattheplanter]

You can get Bubo merch from earrings, badges, embroidered patches, radios to cushions but no functional models. Hole in the market there.

[@MadDragon-lb7qg]

My friend has one. He had it built for his girlfriend, she sadly passed away sadly, so he now uses it to raise funds for Brain Tumour research.

[@HeadbutKneecap]

Apparently Sam Worthington got into alot of trouble years ago for getting into alot of fights and even had his american visa at risk due to possibly being charged for assault. (As a note this was something i heard or read years ago and I cannot varify it. If anyone has more informtation please link me)

[@teanobeano6838]

Imagine having masculinity and confidence so fragile that you think a tin owl is gonna upstage you despite being the main role. Not like it would've been hard though with I Forget His Name Already Worthington as the MC.

[@pattheplanter]

Perhaps a mnemonic would help? Same Worthlessone is more memorable.

[@wingsolution]

The thing I remember most about watching the reboot of "Clash of the Titans" is once I finished watching I was disappointed I hadn't just watched the original.

[@Redfern42]

I'm 59 so I was 18 when "Clash of the Titans" premiered and I recall a rather different opinion of Bubo. Certainly, he was a hit with the kids, but for viewers a bit older, the thought was, at least at that time, "Really?! You felt the need to create and clumsily insert an R2D2 'wannabe'? Aren't there enough productions 'aping' Star Wars and trying to 'ride the coattails' of its success?!" Remember, Star Wars was only a few years old at this time and, yes, there was a lot of imitation taking place. Things like "daytime dramas" (soap operas), usually focused upon relationship and domestic strife, suddenly introduced sci-fi elements like alien abductions or whatnot because that was suddenly the "hot thing". A number of, well, today I guess they'd be considered "influencers" believed Bubo was a "symptom" of "bandwagon hopping". It wasn't just that Bubo was mechanical, that falls in line with the skills and powers attributed to Hephaestus, but having the bionic bird "speak" in "whirs", "clicks" and flute-like "toots" basically told the audience, "Yeah, we make no pretense about it. Kids love the beeping rubbish bin, so here's R2 in brass feathers!" I've occasionally wondered, but have found no information to either "support" or "denounce" it, was Bubo created and added at the studio's insistence? Or, did Ray Harryhausen create envision the mechanical owl of his own accord. If "studio interference", my reaction would be one of "I'm not surprised." But, if, instead, it was Harryhausen, I'm not really sure how I feel about that. On a far more positive tangent, I'll not the following. Ray Harryhausen forever changed the popular culture's perception of Medusa. Before "Clash of the Titans", the Gorgon was usually depicted as simply a woman with snakes for hair, pretty much for a few thousand years. But along comes Harryhausen who opts to give her the lower body of a serpent. true, various myths had already given us snake tailed women, but I can't recall any notable examples that preceded what the famed stop motion artist presented, combining a Lamia with a Gorgon. I suspect if a group of people were stopped on the sidewalk and were asked to describe Medusa, at least half would mention the lower body of a snake in addition to the serpents for hair, even if they have never seen either movie. It has become that much ingrained in our popular culture!

[@dangolpossum]

After I read this, I was amazed to look it up and find out the original came out in '81. It looks so much like other Harryhausen movies like _Jason and the Argonauts_ and _One Million Years BC_ I'd assumed it was from around 1960 too.

[@Voc_spooksauce]

I remember that they had this character who knew when he was going to die, and so he just accepted his death anytime it almost happened. Wich was the EXACT same scene from another movie, with the EXACT SAME actor....

[@mistahspoke9281]

Heracles with The Rock as Heracles

[@tylergrindstaff509]

I wouldn't say everything's been done. I've never seen a movie about a mummy becoming a fashion designer and it wouldn't be the stupidest thing ever filmed.

[@iciclecold2991]

I legit want to see this made now.

[@turbopokey]

I remember the elation and nostalgic joy when seeing Worthington hold up Bubo then the horrified shock when B was just tossed aside like trash. It felt like how Hollywood has treated most of the old franchises they’ve strip-mined for content with no regard to how the fans/audiences felt about the stories.

[@isaiahstephens3630]

Karl looks like Liam Neasons son when their faces are next to each other.

[@jamesgorman5241]

Wasn't the saying "everythings been done" from an ancient Greek?

[@targetdreamer257]

Okay now that scene makes sense. I am a HUGE fan of the original and I adore Bubo. Ever since I was I kid I have wanted a mechanical owl. In fact I keep trying to get a Bubo as a companion in the games of D&D I play. Sadly I haven't been able to work the best bronze owl in to my adventures.

[@craniumssuperburger7749]

My Interest towards Avatar Starts and Ends at the Speculative Zoology of the alien wildlife thanks in part to Wayne Barlowe's creative input. As for The Na'vi, They're like 85% Human with the only real Alien thing about them being their Cat Ears, Size, and Blue skin. In Conclusion: The Disney Ride is the best thing to come out of the movie, and Cameron should Just pay Wayne Barlowe to write an "Expedition" style book on Pandora.

[@pollydavydova4230]

I really enjoyed the soundtrack too. I used to listen to it on repeat, when I was a child, mainly cause I didnt know how to download new music on my mp3 player. But those chantings still feel super nostalgic.

[@southboygreen]

me and my dad use to watch this movie all the time and i still own my copy all these years later

[@RoTenken]

1:39 Tsu'tey: Jealous Boyfriend Quaritch: Colonel who blasted the Tree. Main Baddie Dr. Augustine: Chain Smoking Sigourney Weaver Jake Sully: Main Character who was (and still is) a nobody. Neytiri: Zoe Saldana in a Blue Catgirl suit from memory. No IMDB.

[@O49-b7d]

damn... how do you remember this....

[@hellsingmongrel]

Eyyy, another fan? XD It's a trash movie, but we all have our vices!

[@RoTenken]

@@hellsingmongrel It's not the story....it's the world. Why did every movie that wanted to show a spectacularly beautiful and mysterious world just felt it ripped off Avatar? The story might have been done to death; the world wasn't. That is what we want to return to.

[@random3263827]

I grew up watching the original Clash of the Titans. In hindsight it's interesting how you can see a lot of the motivation behind the different characters and I reflect back on it sometimes. For the new one, I only saw it once and the only part I remember is Bubo being shoved aside. I couldn't tell you anything else that happened in that movie.

[@SemiramisAudron]

I watched this movie only for Madds Mikkelsen, I didnt even know the original and even I got super excited when they found that "weird owl automaton" because it looked cool and interesting and then they just left it - at least now i know what that was about

[@am53n8]

It still surprises me how game of thrones went from such a big show to basically nothing.

[@korganrocks3995]

To be fair, the cracks started appearing in season 5 and just got worse season by season. I stopped watching halfway through season 7 and never looked back.

[@stevesmith5883]

Ikr, once the outrage over series 8 died down, everyone just stopped talking about it, I didn't notice at first but somebody pointed it out and I was like wait, I have not heard a single thing about GoT in months. And I remember it just being a point of casual conversation, I'd have colleagues I hadn't spoken to much or even cashiers, waitresses etc making conversation ask how I thought GoT was going to end in the run up to S8, to then hearing nobody mention it in ages.

[@TehDarkPrince]

He was alright in Hacksaw Ridge. The funniest thing about Worthington is his patented Sam Worthington AHHHHHHHHH anytime anything remotely dangerous or exciting happens.

[@Aaron-oe8xw]

God damnit, every fucking time i scroll past these vids i get hooked.

[@adrianj6795]

Holy shit that's my favorite robot owl, he's so adorable and amazing

[@AgentTasmania]

Clash of the Titans, featuring some Olympians, some humans, and some monsters. Zero Titans.

[@Freckris]

Bubo's scene is the only scene I remember from that film. I saw it after another film, and I can't remember what else I saw that day. I do remember remarking that the other film was way better and that one particular scene only because I fell asleep in the theatre. I've only ever fallen asleep in the theatre 2 times. The other was Wonder Woman after a 10 hour shift.

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

In the next Martin Scorsese movie, DeNiro, Pesci and Pacino will be in wheelcairs.

[@mattdekker5693]

I remember a period of time where right after Avatar came out and they were popularizing 3D movies, this guy was starring in like every single one of them.

[@A-1-Sawce]

I absolutely love the original Clash of the Titans. My Mom and I watched it dozens of times over the years. I've always wanted a 1:1 replica of Bubo.

[@foreverjetspacefella9980]

Your video allowed me to kill two birds with one stone: I got to enjoy a Fact Fiend video and I used the run time of the video to time the cooking of my pasta

[@BainesMkII]

I still like the old scriptment for Avatar that was leaked ("Project 880"), the earlier version that Hollywood never would have made. I think it would have held up as a memorable sci-fi move. But it also would have cost more to make and probably would have made less.

[@glowing_clod969]

Justice for Bubo

[@ecurps1]

had to look up the names myself, but Clash 2010 had one hell of a cast.

[@dragonianking7942]

Oh yes the Serious Hollywood actor who couldn’t act with the robotic owl , yet Ian Minecraft Ella’s can act with nobody in a room and portray enough emotion and fluidity to make it look like he really was in a ghobbit house with dwarves

[@17thmidnight96]

I remember the remake mentioned the robot owl

[@novadragonz7357]

I met Sam Worthington during his filming of Rip, really good bloke from what I could tell loved to meet fans

[@Zom13y]

The only thing that I remember from the remake of Clash of The Titans was how it was funny that they made Zeus and Hades basically Christian analogs. What I mean is whenever you have movies or media exploring different mythological pantheons they typically just get reskinned over Christian beliefs where the creator god is good and the war/death god is the devil. Only bit of media that does any of these mythologies justice is the God of War franchises where Zeus is the main villain of the piece because he’s a jerk, same goes for Odin. What I remember about Avatar was it reminded me of FernGully.

[@Iffem]

FernGully, but with no oddly sexy smog monster Tim Curry

[@amethystimagination3332]

I haven’t seen these movies but I would throw hands for bubo

[@yaboicolleen]

I've never seen any version of Clash of the Titans but I am so salty about all the Bubo merch we missed out on

[@pattheplanter]

Plenty of original Bubo merch out there still.

[@TheInvisibleCactusYT]

I have never seen this movie but I’d say cgi crystal Liam Neeson sums it’s all up

[@tropical_7736]

Crystal Liam Neeson, them throwing Bubo away, and a really ugly not a kraken kraken is all I can remember from the film. I have seen it at least twice, possibly 3 times

[@adamg4754]

The owl was a big piece of the original movie. I was excited to see it in the new movie only to be disappointed that it only got 2 seconds of screen time

[@TopShagger999]

Jason an the Argonauts was great it may have been cheesy but great for its time I'm pretty sure the person who created the stop motion for the original clash of the titans movie did that as well.

[@TopShagger999]

Without stop motion we would never have the great TV show trapdoor

[@benjaminprietop]

guess the only good thing to come out of that remake was the "Release the Kraken" meme. Also, Bubo rocks!!!

[@maxhepburn4143]

BUBO LIVES!!!!!

[@randomjunk1977]

Even never having seen Clash of the Titans I could probably name a few characters. But only because I could rattle off a bunch of Greek mythology unprompted and I'm sure at least a few would be right.

[@pattheplanter]

You wouldn't guess the Kraken, though.

[@janasubrtova808]

the fact that Avatar 2 was suposed to be released in 2015 and the current release date is 16th December 2022 is absolutely ridiculous

[@newsucc5434]

Terminator salvation was a fever dream. I forgot it was real till it was mentioned

[@SwampyThingy]

Avatar 2 will bomb so hard because everybody forgot about it. Too long a gap between films.

[@liamfarranree4433]

That and the fact that the original Avatar was groundbreaking because audiences had never before seen such a detailed movie world. Goodluck trying to wow an audience who grew up saturated with multi billion dollar comicbook and fantasy franchises.

[@fuzzylittlespider]

I seriously can't wait to watch this movie burn down in flames. I hated the first movie when it came out and that was a very unpopular opinion back then.

[@dungeonsanddragonshomebrew3165]

here's an original idea for a film someone with such immense super speed that they solved all crimes and most problems and is now just suffering in their personal life due to the expectations and other downsides of their speed

[@SpectreAtYourFeast]

"No one talks about Game of Thrones anymore" the hate that burns in r/freefolk keeps the beacons lit.

[@drsten.]

That intro I'm dying

[@Dragonaut72]

Jake and Neytiri were the only names i remembered from avatar

[@Jxdkid]

In the theatre I saw this movie in, there was a guy who was asleep for most of the movie.

[@mactheoperator0920]

Sam Worthington was also in Hacksaw Ridge which is a good movie

[@OpheliaTerat]

Now I'm kinda curious about what the movie would've been like if they hadn't cut Bubo.

[@zacharybandler7891]

He is in Hacksaw Ridge, I like that movie

[@alexstoner4446]

i dont remember the bubo in it anymore than the little joke of what do we do with the metal owl?

[@H3xx99]

Pretty sure that the way you're pronouncing Bubo's name is correct. Boo-Boh. It's named for the scientific name of the Eurasian Eagle Owl, Bubo-Bubo.

[@mattdekker5693]

Marvel movies have had a magical ability to start new careers and resurrect dead ones.

[@Chuck-PK]

poor Bubo :(

[@dafuzzymonster]

MCU films can be pretty formulaic tbf. You know what youre getting, and besideds a few exceptions they mostly feel like fast food. in one end and out the other.

[@nerdpocalypse5004]

Sam Worthington played Jake Sully and I only know that because the Navi kept saying it weirdly and I remember they're called the Navi because they're blue like a certain fairy and I remember the guy from Small Soliders being in this flim

[@KnottsBear-yTalesPreserved]

Heh, the actor's pettiness really reminds me of the coworker I worked with. The dude refused to do anything that was cartoony and whimsy. He did it all for the sake of realism and wanting to emulate Disney. Needless to say he isn't working with us anymore...

[@joeshmoe6930]

Sam Worthington also played in the movie "The Titan" which came out in 2018 I think.

[@ADMNtek]

Yes, and it was trash. funnily enough, it was more memorable than avatar but mostly because of how bad it was and how angry its nonsensicalness made me.

[@doctorleak5312]

The owl won in the end.

[@vendeezel]

Shit, I was thinking of the orignal Clash of the Titans while I was listening. Didn't think this was someone I actually recognized. That's tragic.

[@khartog01]

Sam Worthington did not heed the wisdom of Athena.

[@wyavern1381]

i watched the original clash of the titans when i was about 12 (am 29 now). and i can say with confidence that i remember bubo and when i saw him in the newest one i was so disappointed that they never used him.

[@fuzzylittlespider]

Now you know who to blame for killing Bubo!

[@otherkorean]

Hey, Sam Worthington killed it in Terminator Salvation. The rest of the movie may have had issues but it's the best thing I've seen of Sam Worthington on film. Didn't see his Clash of the Titans just on principle. Did see him in Avatar but was not all that impressed.

[@Selawen]

I knew his name was Jake in Avatar. Not because I remembered, but because it is the most generic "good" military guy name you could think of. Of course his name is Jake

[@ProdCritic]

Just a reminder, Chris Hemsworth's biggest credit prior to Thor was a show called Home and Away. For anybody outside of Oz, Home and Away might as well be "Days of our Lives" lol. P.S Karl any chance of a video on Sarah Haley Finn? AKA the greatest casting director in history?

[@brandonmurphy301]

Hemsworth also played Kirk's dad in the 2009 Star Trek movie, and is a main reason a 4th installment has not yet been made, as the 4th movie was supposed to involve time travel, and feature George Kirk prominently; but Hemsworth is too expensive now.

[@Stewie-josh2002]

I think the most surprising thing is that avatar 5 is due for 2028 like they gonna get to the fifth movie when the second isn't out in 2021 yet?

[@Just_For_Kixz]

After seeing the title I thought this was from “Your Highness”

[@YesHaiAmOwO]

oh hey he's wearing the space wolf shirt that's pretty cool

[@artsy_dragon_creations]

Personally I liked both the original and the reboot. Granted I did see the reboot first and then the original, so maybe I’m a little biased. However I do agree it was stupid to get rid of Bubo. Honestly why couldn’t they have just made him CGI and just redesign him a little to fit the style of the movie, yet give him a similar cute personality but with a slightly more serious, regal touch to make him not as funny yet still recognizable

[@hellsingmongrel]

As an Avatar fan, I am OFFENDED that you think I can't name at least one character without looking it up. 😆 I know it's a shitty scifi Dances With Blue Space Kitties, but at the very least, it was pretty enough and had enough world-building potential that I was OBSESSED and am really looking forward to seeing the sequels! Also, Jake Sulley, Neytiri, Grace. And for good measure; Ikran, Olo Eyktan, Iknimaya, Oel Ngati Kameiea! 😋 There was an entire con-language constructed for it, as well, and you can learn it online! There aren't MANY fans, but we're out there!

[@tropical_7736]

I will say the language actually really interested me. I remember like the movie at the time but protesting seeing it bc as a kid I was a bit of a hipster, so “if popular must be bad” lol. I can totally understand liking the film tho and I do think people hate on it a little too much.

[@Ektalon]

Goddamn f*cking Bubo.

[@Reject101Personal]

Nateri. Norm. Jake. Theres 3 for ya.

[@stalesock4]

Kinda awkward that I enjoyed the movie because I was a kid and everyone was going through that phase where because Percy Jackson was popular, everything Greek mythology related was as well purely by association.

[@YesterdaysMoose]

When I first saw Clash of the Titans (2010) the only audience reaction I remember was when Bubo showed up. Everyone was shocked, happy and/or genuinely surprised that he was included, even for such a throwaway scene. Otherwise the film is very bland. I think more Bubo definitely would've made things interesting.

[@geoxev9423]

You know I did wonder where that guy went.

[@Upintheairideas]

Sam was in hacksaw ridge.

[@Glartok]

Clearly this is photo shopped and Karl is confused on the release date of Clash of the Titans.

[@Profexxx]

I remember that scene! I was like “wohoo! There he is!” And then he gets tossed aside. What the hell!??!

[@Will-mk5pj]

I remember some of the character names from Avatar, Jake Sully and… suk-te? Thats how you pronounce it at least. Its been a while since I last watched it.

[@ADMNtek]

There are a few hardcore avatar fans online that get real salty whenever I mention its lack of pop culture impact. Especially now that we got a trailer I get responses to comments. About how wrong was since everyone is evidently so hype for the next movie.

[@caseybailey5681]

jake sully is the mc in avatar im just a fan of the movie owned it on dvd since it came out