Season 1 – Percy Jackson and the Olympians

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Cristian S @cristiansj 4d La nueva versión a lo Disney de Percy Jackson nunca me termino de llegar del todo aunque de por si estuvo bastante bien. La disfrute lo suficiente como para seguir mirándola y ojala que para cuando avancen en la trama mas allá de las películas logre sorprenderme para mejor. See more Alysia A @Alysiabug Apr 9 I like the series much better than the movie. It actually tries to follow the book, which I appreciate. The Percy character is well cast and I like him. I don’t love the casting of Annabeth or Grover. Grover is so quirky in the books and awkward, and I hate that they always try to cast him differently than that. Let him grow into himself! The visual effects were fun in this one and I enjoy watching it with my kids. See more Tomas S @Tomas8080 Apr 6 THIS IS THE TYPE OF PERCY JACKSON STUFF WE NEED TO SEE ON THE TV!! Unlike the movies, Disney is being the series with the same events that happened in the previous books See more Max P @RT72459891 Apr 2 A solid start to the series, fun fantasy moments, which lay the groundwork for what is to come. I strongly recommend sticking with it, as while season 1 is a promising start, season 2 truly is excellent. See more Donald K @Awesomestar Mar 30 Enjoyed the series a lot. Felt much better than the movies, was well-made, liked the casting especially Walker Scobell and it all felt so much more real. Possibly needed stronger acting at some stages but atill very good. But another point weighed it down heavily, and that being that characters like Medusa died way too easily. Although fair enough because it is book-accurate See more Iana T @RT17444641 Mar 22 THIS is what Percy Jackson was meant to feel like. Unlike the movie, the show lets the story breathe, and the emotional moments actually land—especially Percy’s bond with his mom and his first days at Camp Half-Blood. The characters feel real: Percy is chaotic and sarcastic, Annabeth is smart and curious, and their chemistry builds naturally. Camp Half-Blood finally feels alive, cabins have personality, the campers actually look like kids, and the iconic orange shirts bring that sense of belonging. The show respects the heart of the story—kids surviving a world bigger than them—making it easy to get emotionally invested. I’m already obsessed. See more Read all reviews

Percy Jackson and the Olympians — Season 1

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