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In , he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Rated R for sequences of strong bloody violence, and a scene of sexuality. Stephen Dorff as Stavros. The Monk as Greg Bryk. Alan Van Sprang as Dareios. Peter Stebbings as Helios. Isabel Lucas as Athena. Daniel Sharman as Aries. Freida Pinto as Phaedra. Luke Evans as Zeus. Mickey Rourke as King Hyperion. John Hurt as Old Man. Henry Cavill as Theseus. Lysander as Joseph Morgan.

Aethra as Anne Day-Jones. Reviews A gob-smacking cliff-hanger. Roger Ebert November 09, Now streaming on:. Powered by JustWatch. Science Fiction. We will never know what it's like to live forever, but we can at least get a taste of what eternity feels like with "Immortals. It's surprising the movie is so bad. It comes from Mark Canton and Gianni Nunnari, producers of the spirited "," and was directed by the visionary Tarsem Singh.

The difference is that both "," based on the work of Frank Miller, and Singh's past movies, such as the magnificent "The Fall," had strong stories. This script has all the depth of a manhole cover.

There are some plot elements about a magic bow and arrow and a group of oracles who look like Justin Bieber backup dancers, but this is a one-note story that never resonates either on a personal or heroic level. There might have been some leeway given the weak plot if the casting, direction and costuming weren't so ludicrous. Rourke, who looks more like a homeless man than a menacing king, and Stephen Dorff bring too much of a contemporary feel to the roles to make them believable as ancient characters.

Cavill has the brawn to pull off the near-naked fight scenes where he swings a sword like a ceiling fan. The problem is when he has to deliver the hackneyed dialogue. There's a scene where he tries to rally a handful of soldiers that has elements of almost every "give-'em-hell" speech ever written.

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