Atmospheric New Set Snap From HERCULES: THE THRACIAN WARS

Atmospheric New Set Snap From HERCULES: THE THRACIAN WARS

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has shared yet another BTS snap from the set of his upcoming Hercules flick, and this time it's not another pic of his back and arms, but a glimpse of a mist filled battlefield. Check it out after the jump..

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By MarkCassidy - Sep 28, 2013 06:09 AM EST
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Everyone knows the legend of Hercules and his twelve labors. Our story begins after the labors, and after the legend… Haunted by a sin from his past, Hercules has become a mercenary. Along with five faithful companions, he travels ancient Greece selling his services for gold and using his legendary reputation to intimidate enemies. But when the benevolent ruler of Thrace and his daughter seek Hercules’ help to defeat a savage and terrifying warlord, Hercules finds that in order for good to triumph and justice to prevail… he must again become the hero he once was… he must embrace his own myth… he must be Hercules.


Hercules stars Dwayne Johnson, Aksel Hennie, Rufus Sewell, Ian McShane, Joseph Fiennes, John Hurt, Rebecca Ferguson and Tobias Santelmann. The film is set to hit theaters July 25th, 2014.
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Lozzy
Lozzy - 9/28/2013, 6:44 AM
shit director = shit movie
ForceOfLegend
ForceOfLegend - 9/28/2013, 6:51 AM
I'm looking forward to it!Although I wish they paid more tribute to the mythology aspect of the story.
TheLight
TheLight - 9/28/2013, 6:59 AM
@ForceOfLegend,

Agreed. I'm sure this will be watchable but why is it that every time Hollywood makes movies on Greek Mythology it's NEVER actually Greek Mythology?
IM53
IM53 - 9/28/2013, 7:21 AM
I'll bang the broad in this movie.
40oz
40oz - 9/28/2013, 7:35 AM
@Lozzy94. The Rat is actually a decent director. Maybe not to your style, but technically he is good. Pretty pumped for this movie. Decent director, The Rock, and it's about a badass. I'm in.
CharlesLord
CharlesLord - 9/28/2013, 7:51 AM
is this based on a graphic novel tho? I love Rock but ill wait to see trailers and everything first cuz my 2014 is kinda taken....2015 too lol
ForceOfLegend
ForceOfLegend - 9/28/2013, 7:53 AM
@TheLight I'm not sure why Hollywood insist on changing greek mythology! Some of the older films focused more on this. Like the original Clash of the Titans!
ForceOfLegend
ForceOfLegend - 9/28/2013, 7:57 AM
Bret is not a horrible director. People don't understand what horrible movies are these days. Now I'm not saying Ratner is a matter filmmaker by any means, but the q quality of films he produces is far above the syfy channel Saturday night specials.

Truly though not one of us can rightfully criticize
ForceOfLegend
ForceOfLegend - 9/28/2013, 7:59 AM
For none is us are actually film makers who have a working knowledge of film.
LordHuck
LordHuck - 9/28/2013, 8:12 AM

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http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-09/why-were-shutting-our-comments
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