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Percy Jackson Sea of Monsters

The magical, mythical adventures of teenager Percy Jackson - son of the Greek god Poseidon - continue in this heroic, action-packed thrill ride! Out to prove he's not just a "one-quest wonder," Percy and his demigod friends embark on an epic, cross-country journey into the treacherous Sea of Monsters, where they battle terrifying creatures, an army of zombies, and the ultimate evil. With time running out, Percy must find and bring home the fabled Golden Fleece, which has the power to save his world...and save us all!
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 Rated PG
106 minutes
AMAZON US   |   AMAZON CA

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REVIEW:
Fun!
This film is so well made. The detail and graphics are AH-mazing! The story is filled with action and adventure. I loved how cool some of the characters were, even more so than in Percy Jackson and the Lightening Thief. I would love to see a guy with 8 arms make my coffee in the morning. What a laugh that would be!
The hubby liked it more than I did though. He watched the whole thing where I couldn't. Here's what he had to say about it;
 'The movie was exciting but more geared to teens.'
So there ya have it. It's a good movie for people 12-19. My son is gonna be bummed we watched it without him. At least he can watch it anytime, which I'm sure he will repeatedly.
3/5
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  1. Having always loved Greek Mythology since childhood, I always enjoy a chance to get in tune with my inner child and thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Enjoyed the review. I watched this movie rental before the holidays. Happy New Year!

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  2. My kids really liked the first Percy Jackson movie, so this would be a great movie for them (especially my 11-year-old boy). Thanks for the review!

    Joann

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  3. sounds like a fun movie

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