In Clash of the Titans (2025), the epic saga of gods and mortals continues with Perseus (Sam Worthington) being thrust back into a world of myth and war.

Years after his battle against the Kraken, Perseus has retreated to a quiet life with his son, but peace doesn’t last long. When an ancient prophecy foretells the awakening of a long-dormant Titan, the gods once again call on Perseus to prevent the destruction of both mankind and Olympus.

The Titan in question is Typhon, the father of monsters, imprisoned deep beneath the earth. Hades (Ralph Fiennes) and Poseidon (Danny Huston) warn that Typhon’s release would trigger a new war between gods and Titans, but Zeus (Liam Neeson), weakened after the betrayal of his fellow gods, cannot fight this battle alone.

Reluctantly, Perseus embarks on a perilous journey to the Underworld to retrieve a weapon forged by the gods—one powerful enough to defeat Typhon. Alongside him are Andromeda (Rosamund Pike) and Agenor (Toby Kebbell), as well as a young warrior named Theron (Terrance Lau), whose motivations remain unclear.

The movie’s tension reaches its climax when Perseus faces off against Typhon, a monstrous creature of unimaginable size and power. With Zeus fighting his own battle to reclaim his strength, Perseus must draw on his mortal instincts and the gods’ forgotten magic to stand a chance.

In a shocking twist, Theron betrays Perseus, revealing himself as an agent of chaos, working to bring about the Titans’ return. The film ends on a cliffhanger, as Zeus sacrifices himself to imprison Typhon, but in doing so, he leaves Olympus vulnerable to a new, even greater threat—the rise of the primordial deities.