Clash of the Titans 3D (2010) -vs- Clash of the Titans (1981

This material is elastic, not sacrosanct, so cranking up the popcorn factor is not the worst thing. The new "Clash" serves up a new generation of actors you may not expect: Neeson and Fiennes and Sam Worthington (looking - with his buzz cut - like this flick could have been titled "Clash of the Avatars." The computer generated effects give special life to the various creatures, the snake-haired Medusa and the world-killing Kraken. Ray Harryhausen is still watching movies at age 90. I think he'd be impressed with that, but not in 3-D. Honestly, the conversion is unsatisfying. It makes the compositions look like those crude cutouts on a 3-D postcard. If you enjoy this type of movie, save a few bucks and catch it in 2-D. James Cameron ("Avatar") had it right all along: "If you want to make a movie in 3-D, make the movie in 3-D." []

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