Greek movies generally speaking are not very good. This probably has something to do with the budgets involved, as you can only do so much with a shoe-string movie budget.
If I had to recommend ten of the best Greek...
Check this out — you're not gonna believe it. There's this Greek actor who played a Mayan king in a movie most people forget about, but honestly, I think it's a total masterpiece. At first, I was convinced the...
Every John Wick movie is based on Greek mythology, and John Wick: Chapter 4 is no exception. After watching the movie, I have to say John Wick 4 was great! Hidden Greek mythology associations in John Wick 4 made...
Saturn 3, a sci-fi flick from 1980, actually packs some serious Trojan War vibes. Yep, you heard that right — a space-age thriller where a robot named Hector takes center stage, kinda like a futuristic take on The Terminator...
The movies filmed in Greece and the Greek Islands shown here offer glimpses of Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Corfu, Rhodes, Ios, Hydra and many more Greek Island gems.
Are you dreaming about a particular Greek Island? If the answer is yes, then...
The ultra-feminine beauties starring in these 12 great movies will prove to you that a few Greek Goddesses have indeed visited earth.
1. Jane Seymour - Live and Let Die (1973)
The card trick James Bond plays in this movie is...
The 20 Greek mythology movies shown here are classic movies you must see. I'm sure you'll love a few of these movies based on Greek myth and legend. How many have you seen?
1. Ulysses (1954)
Odysseus attempts to return to...
Your Highness movie review is a result of recently being blown away by Your Highness (2011), an insane spoof with King Arthur and Greek mythology themes.
While there have been movies that have spoofed Greek mythology before, such as the stupid...
The 30 peplum movies shown here were predominately made by Italians in the 1950s and 1960s. Many of these forgotten films were later called sword and sandal movies, as well as peplum movies.
Why are these movies called peplum movies?...
Picture this: In this Mark Zuckerberg comic, the god of social media invites the Greek gods on a tour of Facebook and Meta HQ. Hermes and Athena are all in — what’s the worst that could happen? Spoiler: things...