Best Fights From Jason and the Argonauts | Jason and the Argonauts | Creature Features

From Acastus to Talos to the children of Hydra's teeth, Jason and The Argonauts had many obstacles to overcome. Here are the best duels from the film!

00:00 - Jason And Acastus Duel
01:42 - The Argonauts Fight Talos
03:50 - Jason Fights The Guardian Of The Golden Fleece
06:53 - Fighting Off The Children Of The Hydra's Teeth

Fantastic special effects by Ray Harryhausen and exciting mythological adventure make this a film that is fun for everyone. It's the story of Jason (Todd Armstrong), a fearless sailor and explorer, who returns to the kingdom of Thessaly after a 20-year voyage to make his rightful claim to the throne. But to do so, Jason must first find the magical Golden Fleece. He selects a crew and with the help of Hera, Queen of the Gods, sets sail in search of the Fleece. Jason and his crew must overcome incredible obstacles including a 100-foot bronze giant, the venomous Hydra huge creature with the heads of seven snakes, and a spectacular battle with an army of skeletons.

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[andreastewart]

Ah, memories 💙 one of my favourite movies 💙

[petersalem]

Anyone else find the death (murder?) of Euphemus rather vague, not explicitly stated?
He jumps in the water after Acastus, armed with a knife but it´s eventually Acastus, unarmed mind you, who gets the upper hand, killing (strangling him? stabbing him?).So Eupehmus drowns I mean, the Argo had plenty of bows, arrows and javelins that they could have used to kill Acastus then and there, even without Euphemus Why waste such a good character?
and besides, where on earth did that knife the other argonaut seated next to Euphemus hands him during the fight ever come from????
Cruel fate for such a brave and, above all, loyal argonaut(jason simply orders his body dumped back into the ocean, thus tritely justifying a burial at sea)
Thanks anyone