There are a few stretches of how strong Hercules is, but not enough for you to hate it. Banished by his stepfather, the king, Hercules slowly becomes aware of his true origins as the son of Zeus. It takes it times to grab you, but once it does it doesn't let go. Other than one characters actions near the end which was so obvious it was stupid to include. The plot twists you see coming a mile away but at least it tries to do them. The running length is long enough to feel satisfied and not so long that it overstays its welcome. They could have been written out and it would have changed nothing. The other cast members actions are predictable and sufficient. Dwayne does a good job but he's not going to win any awards for this.
Ofilmywap the legend of herculis movie#
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