No. Just no. Not even close. but good job directors at lest you got one thing right....character's names...but quick question. Why do you hate me? I mean watching it was painful because of it's inaccuracy...you could've at least tried. Just saying

*face palm* Again, why directors? Why do you hate every fan and want to crush their souls? I mean you've already made the whole fandom hate you (yes I know hate's a strong word but it's true) and yet you proceed with making an even MORE inaccurate movie. I can list every single thing wrong with this movie. But as the list is too long I will spare you the shame. I mean come on guys it doesn't even make /SENSE/! Kronos does not eat Luke! Luke is becoming posessed by Kronos! Btw Percy and Annabeth's first kiss, in my opinion, in the books is way cuter (Battle of the Labyrinth/Last Olympian) then yours. Sure it was cute maybe even romantic but it needs work and creativity. Seriously. And when they first meet it is one the most memorably important parts as it is the beginning of the most perfect, long-lasting relationship types. Best friends then lovers. So please if you ever want a successful movie then I suggest you include the author and actually read the books. Excuse my rant but it needed to be put out there.

1. Marianne found a 108 year bottle on the North Sea island Amrun, Germany, 2. George Bidder wanted to find the direction of the currents of North sea, so he asked people who recieved the bottles to write when and where they were found. The information he collected was that the currents flow from east to west and that plaice swim against the deep currents, 3. A similar message released in 1914 held the record first until this message was found. As the message says whoever participates in this experiment will receive one shilling and as the message said she received one. Critical Thinking Challenge: No, George Bidder would not, because of advances in technology scientists have easier methods to find this information.

I...I...too beautiful....not possible....impossibly perfect....

I used this for my current events for class I don't know how I did but I'm glad that scientists are making progress