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Immortals
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DVD | DVD
Directed by Tarsem Singh
Starring Henry Cavill, Stephen Dorff, Luke Evans, Mickey Rourke, John Hurt
Relativity Media
Originally Released: November 11, 2011

Coupled with delightful visuals and unreal effects, Immortals is a fantasy, with a reasonable cast and a good dash of battle gore. While it takes the lead from the likes of 300, Troy, and Clash Of The Titans; it also unfortunately butchers the original mythology upon which it is ostensibly based, taking the phrase "loosely based" to new levels of bullshittery.

Immortals follows the legend of Theseus (Henry Cavill), the founder-hero from Greek mythology, responsible for the formation and consolidation of Athens – and eventually Greece as a power in the ancient world. Centuries after the war of the Immortals, evil King Hyperion (Mickey Rourke) seeks the Epirus Bow, the only weapon that could possibly free the evil Titans, antagonists of the Gods.

A Hero’s Journey, Immortals depicts Theseus’ rise to prominence, a reluctant mortal who would stand by the sides of Gods – and eventually fight in their names. In a blood-soaked battle that would determine the conceptualization of "souls" in Greek culture, the stakes are high – and may spell doom not only for the mortals, but for Immortal Gods as well.

Of the two upcoming Snow White feature films, the one question mark remains Relativity and Tarsem Singh‘s take on the tale, Mirror Mirror.

Only a few months away, the film already has spawned one of the worst trailers of recent memory—or at least one of the most laughable—and now, it’s even found itself a slight delay.

Well, this is definitely not what we would have expected.

Following the release of the first bit of footage from the shockingly good looking Snow White And The Huntsman, Relativity has released the first trailer from their upcoming Snow White flick, Mirror, Mirror.  And despite being from a man who frankly should kill at this narrative, Tarsem Singh, it looks rather uninteresting.

Watch the trailer here below.

With Tarsem Singh‘s Immortals set to hit theaters in a few days, the reclusive filmmaker has finally found a title for his follow-up project.

THR is reporting that the director’s upcoming film, a Snow White project starring Lily Collins, Armie Hammer, and Julia Roberts, will now be titled Mirror Mirror.