Jason and the Argonauts
wohali
wohali
wohali@timeloop.cafe

This set was a barge that they built the boat on top of. They didn't use the motors during the shoots, but they were "great to get us home at the end of the day, of course!"

#monsterdon

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After this meeting, Pelias' son is like "y didnt u kill him" and Pelias answers "i dunno that would probably doom me because of gods and prophecies and shit, but if i give him a boat he might get lost forever on the ocean and get eaten by a mermaid or something.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After rescuing him, the big bad (Pelias?) pretends to be someone else, shows Jason his cool camp with its dancing fanservice girls. Jason is like "yo im supposed to be the king here but first i'm gonna go find a shiny sheep and then come back and do a revolution against evil!" and Pelias is like "k, u should go on a boat ride to do that and get out of my hair"

Bluedepth

Come... with... me... to a land of pure imagination! πŸ€ͺ

Srol
Srol
srol@mellified.men

in Greek myths, the heroes are always wary of the gods. They keep them at an arms-length because they know they are fickle -- extending and denying grace at the roll of the dice. But in Hollywood mythical film, the gods are stand-ins for the Christian God. So the protagonist must always be their champion.

#monsterdon

Srol
Srol
srol@mellified.men

The main takeaway of a childhood spent obsessively reading Greek myth was "Man, everyone always seems to hate Hera." Very interesting this movie doesn't #monsterdon