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Fun fact: In the book, Tyson wasn't simple-minded, he was a literal child. He was physically around 15 when we met him, but because of the way cyclopes age, he was literally a toddler

Grover asks for another shot of nectar, when the books clearly state that if he consumes nectar, he explodes. Proof that the film writers clearly haven't read the source material!

Honestly it's impressive he was able to find 2 movies that don't exist

In the books, the whole reason Percy feels mad that Clarisse had to go on the quest instead of him is because Grover was kidnapped in the EXACT place the fleece is located. Percy could not care less if Clarisse went instead of him if Grover wasn’t kidnapped lmao. The writers really didn’t give a shit about this movie.

I think all PJO fans can agree the most impressive part about the Peter Johnson movie was how well they f*cked up 😃

In 6 days we will be getting the new season that was being written by the author himself 😂😂😂 and we can leave this monstrosity behind finally 😅

I know we all have our issues with these movies. Many, many, MANY issues. But recently Logan Lerman sent Walker Scobell a message praising his Percy Jackson performance, and I thought that was a very touching moment.

There's A LOT wrong with this adaptation, but then deciding to resurrect the big bad, then kill him off immediately, then to hint at that he'll come back again, is the most infuriating thing about this movie.

They really traded all the accurate pieces of the plot to give us blond Annabeth 💀

I feel personally victimized by the Percy Jackson movies.

Hermes coming to Percy rather than Percy finding him was a very significant thing in the books, since gods DON'T often interact with mortals or half-bloods. Hermes was already aware of what Luke was doing and helped Percy on his quest specifically only if he agreed to try and help Luke in turn. It was a big deal that showed despite his terrible parenting practices, he really did care for Luke.

In the books:

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Grover is actually stuck as a lady cyclops for over a month in the books, and Grover uses a trick from an old myth where he unravels his wedding garments every night to stall for time.

Can we just talk about the fact that the biggest victim of this production was the poor girl who was casted for Thalia? She was probably a big fan of the books, an up and coming young and ambitious actress, just landed a HUGE role for a HUGE franchise in a HOLLYWOOD MOVIE, had to settle for 10 total seconds of screen time knowing that she would get her time to shine in the later 3 books and possibly more… and none of that happened. I feel terrible for her.

As so many people have already pointed out, Percy didn't care who went to get the fleece, he cared that Grover was kidnapped and calling him for help. The fleece just happened to be in the exact location that Grover was being held. He was going to get his friend. The opening scene of the book is Gover calling Percy for help in his dreams. That is his primary motivation for almost the entire book, to save Grover. Having Gover be kidnapped while on the quest is asinine and removes the whole motivation behind the entire movie. (I was screaming that mentally.) You didn't even need to mention his searcher's license, which they completely cut out of the last movie, they could have just said he was out looking for more demigods.

In the book, Thalia's Tree only strengthened already-existing barrier about the camp, as well as provided a visual cue of safety for campers.

“dont walk on my roof“ best line in a movie of all time

Something that personally broke my mind was: