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--> '''Phineas''': Go ahead, Zeus. Throw down a thunderbolt, let the earth swallow me up. I defy you! (''thunder suddenly crashes loudly'') You can growl away all you like, Zeus. I mean what I say.
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--> '''Phineas''': [[SmiteMeOMightySmiter Go ahead, Zeus. Throw down a thunderbolt, let the earth swallow me up. I defy you! you!]] (''thunder suddenly crashes loudly'') You can growl away all you like, Zeus. I mean what I say.
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** How Jason ultimately defeats them, he jumps into the ocean and they mindlessly follow. He manages to swim away, while they sink.
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* Jason comes to a broken down temple of Hermes, not believing in the gods of Olympus, and meets the priest there. The poet suddendly turns into Hermes, grows giant, and teleports Jason to the Olympus to meet the gods.
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* Jason comes to a broken down temple of Hermes, not believing in the gods of Olympus, and meets the priest there. The poet priest suddendly turns into Hermes, grows giant, and teleports Jason to the Olympus to meet the gods.
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* For the Harryhausen film it has to be the skeleton fight. Also the scene at the Clashing Rocks where [[spoiler: Triton appears from the ocean and holds the rocks apart so the crew can sail on]].
** Talos was voted the second greatest movie monster by Empire readers for a reason, guys. The whole sequence reeks of CMOA.
* For the Hallmark version the entire action sequence on Colchis including [[spoiler: the fall of Hercules]] and the battle with the dragon.
** Talos was voted the second greatest movie monster by Empire readers for a reason, guys. The whole sequence reeks of CMOA.
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!!1963 Film:
*For Talos was voted the Harryhausen film it has to be the skeleton fight. Also the scene at the second greatest movie monster by Empire readers for a reason.
* The Clashing Rocks where [[spoiler: Triton appears from the ocean and holds the rocks apart so the crew can sail on]].
** Talos * The skeleton fight. It was voted the second greatest movie monster by Empire readers for a reason, guys. very apex of Harryhausen's stop-motion art.
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** Talos was voted the second greatest movie monster by Empire readers for a reason, guys. The whole sequence reeks of CMOA.
** Talos was voted the second greatest movie monster by Empire readers for a reason, guys. The whole sequence reeks of CMOA.
