Jason and the Argonauts
Harvey Sandstrom
Harvey Sandstrom
cd0

Oh hey you have a golden fleece? Can I like... have it? It's a pretty important deliverable for this project.

saucerlost

We're down to one twink, Jason. This isn't a good start

saucerlost

LEAD HIM TO THE ROCKS

"And what will you do?"

Oh, I'm hidin'

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

I like how Jason comes up with a complete nonsense plan "I'm gonna get a golden sheepskin and that will cause a revolution!" and follows it up with an almost as zany plan "I'll tell all the famous heroes in Greece about the golden sheepskin and then they'll join me because of how cool that is!" and so far everything is working according to plan.

saucerlost

Trusting in divine will is a great way to get fleeced

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

"Well, at least you're honest. That's more than I can say for most mortals!"

OOOOOH MORTAL BURN πŸ”₯

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

This movie starts in ancient Greece; the myth is supposed to be in the heroic Bronze Age but the sets and costumes look more classical.

I don't remember the actual myth very well, but that's fine since it's a movie and explains things. We got an evil tyrant who took the throne of Thessalay but there's a prophecy that one of the previous king's son will kill him, so he tries to kill all the children of the king, but a kid named Jason escapes with godly arrangement.

saucerlost

Jason looks like Jack Quaid and Karl Urban had a kid together while they were filming The Boys

Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

"A one-sandalled man will come. Beware of he who has blown out a sandal on the off ramp. Threw a shoe on the expressway. Flipped a clog on the turnpike"

Harvey Sandstrom
Harvey Sandstrom
cd0

I hate it when my soothsayer lets the main character go thereby making the entire story possible.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

wait why didn't today's movie inspire a whole sub-genre of ancient greeks fighting skeleton armies? I think this is the only time I've seen that trope done?

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

wait you mean you just kill the hydra by stabbing it? there's no cutting off heads and having them regrow?

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After doing a treason because horny, Medea frees the argonauts. Meanwhile the son Pelias tried to steal the fleece but was killed by a hydra, which Jason encounters when he himself goes to steal the fleece.

The hydra is very conversational and tries to hiss at Jason a lot to make small talk, but Jason is not interested and so opts to fling his sword at it.

Bluedepth

Mostly the rocks are both plaid and paisley. You know, clashing…

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

"Hmmm well that rockslide sure fucked that boat up. What should we do to get through this dangerous strait?"
"I dunno... hey what if we tried to do the exact same thing they they did, maybe we'll get lucky?"
"Excellent plan! Let's do that!"