Wouldn't Pain and Panic's force-feeding of the potion hurt Hercules? After all, he was just a baby.

What would happen if the spiked skull pacifier was in Hercules' mouth?

But if Hercules has been alive this whole time, why hasn't Hades been able to find out the truth?

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The son of Zeus and Hera is stripped of his immortality as an infant and must become a true hero in order to reclaim it.

Hercules

Good, but not well-researched

I&apos;m a huge fan of Greek mythology, so even though I really liked this movie, I couldn&apos;t stop knit-picking all the little details that Disney screwed up. Here&apos;s just a short list:

1) Hercules wasn&apos;t Hera&apos;s son.  In fact, she hated him!

2) Amphitryon, Hercules&apos;s foster dad, wasn&apos;t alive.  Zeus came to Alcmene in the form of her dead husband&apos;s spirit.

3) Hercules wasn&apos;t a god.  He was the son of a god (Zeus) and a mortal (Alcmene), making him a demigod. However, he did gain access to Mt. Olympus following his death. 

4) The titans were not the monsters depicted in the movie.  They were the Gods before the Greek Gods came on the scene, though it was after Zeus came along that they lost most of their power and got smaller jobs.

5) Hades was never `sentenced&apos; to be the God of the Underworld; he asked for the job.  Zeus even tried to persuade him not to do it.

6) Hercules never rode Pegasus; that&apos;s a totally different legend.

OK, I&apos;ll admit that I&apos;m anal-retentive about the facts, but honestly, I really did like the movie.  James Woods was hilarious as Hades (I couldn&apos;t stop laughing, he obviously had a lot of fun doing his lines), and Megara has got to be my favorite Disney heroine ever.  This is definitely a movie for all ages; as long as you can get the Greek mythology fans to shut up for five seconds, you&apos;ll enjoy it.

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I'm a huge fan of Greek mythology, so even though I really liked this movie, I couldn't stop knit-picking all the little details that Disney screwed up. Here's just a short list:

1) Hercules wasn't Hera's son.  In fact, she hated him!

2) Amphitryon, Hercules's foster dad, wasn't alive.  Zeus came to Alcmene in the form of her dead husband's spirit.

3) Hercules wasn't a god.  He was the son of a god (Zeus) and a mortal (Alcmene), making him a demigod. However, he did gain access to Mt. Olympus following his death. 

4) The titans were not the monsters depicted in the movie.  They were the Gods before the Greek Gods came on the scene, though it was after Zeus came along that they lost most of their power and got smaller jobs.

5) Hades was never `sentenced' to be the God of the Underworld; he asked for the job.  Zeus even tried to persuade him not to do it.

6) Hercules never rode Pegasus; that's a totally different legend.

OK, I'll admit that I'm anal-retentive about the facts, but honestly, I really did like the movie.  James Woods was hilarious as Hades (I couldn't stop laughing, he obviously had a lot of fun doing his lines), and Megara has got to be my favorite Disney heroine ever.  This is definitely a movie for all ages; as long as you can get the Greek mythology fans to shut up for five seconds, you'll enjoy it.

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