If you've been swept up in the recent wave of Greek mythology mania, you might want to clear your watchlist. Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has reignited interest in ancient epics, and now fans are digging up older gems. One such film, a star-studded but critically panned 2010 adventure, is about to vanish from Peacock.
We're talking about Clash of the Titans, the big-budget remake of the 1981 Ray Harryhausen classic. Directed by Louis Leterrier, the film starred Sam Worthington as Perseus, fresh off his Avatar fame, alongside Liam Neeson as Zeus and Ralph Fiennes as Hades. Despite a lukewarm reception from critics, it was a box office juggernaut, pulling in nearly $500 million worldwide on a reported $125 million budget.
The movie has become infamous for its rushed 3D conversion, a trend that swept Hollywood after James Cameron's Avatar proved the format's potential. While Cameron spent years perfecting his 3D technology, Clash of the Titans was shot in 2D and converted in just a few months, leading to a muddled visual experience that many fans still joke about today.
Still, the film has its charms. It's a visually ambitious spectacle with a solid cast, including Worthington, Neeson, Fiennes, and a host of supporting players. The creature designs and action sequences are pure popcorn fun, even if the script doesn't quite hold up. It's the kind of movie that's perfect for a lazy Sunday afternoon—if you can catch it before it's gone.
Peacock has been a rotating door for classic and not-so-classic films, and Clash of the Titans is the latest to get the boot. You have until September 1, 2026 to stream it. After that, you'll have to look elsewhere—or wait for it to resurface on another platform.
If you're in the mood for more mythological mayhem, there are plenty of other options. Forgotten thrillers and anime gems might scratch a different itch, but for Greek epic fans, this is your last call. And if you're planning your streaming schedule, check out our list of movies leaving Netflix too.
So, grab some popcorn and give Clash of the Titans one last watch. It's a flawed but entertaining ride that reminds us of a time when studios were betting big on mythology—and sometimes missing the mark. But hey, at least it gave us Liam Neeson as a thunderous Zeus, and that's always worth a look.
