“Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters” is an action-packed movie with many greek mythology references. It is based off of the original young-adult fiction book, “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters," one of five books in the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan. This movie is intended for youths to young adults to watch. This story of both the book, and movie is a modernized, and transformed version of “Jason and the Golden Fleece”, created to show a new perspective on ancient myths. In order to restore camp half-blood’s magical border from dying that repels dangerous mythical creatures that are considered a threat, Percy Jackson and his friends Annabeth, Grover, and Tyson go on a quest to the Sea of Monsters to find the mythical Golden Fleece to heal the protector (shield) of their camp, while trying to stop Luke from healing an ancient evil titan, Kronos from rising again. There are quite a couple differences between the story of Percy, and the story of Jason. While Jason left Medea, who helped him the most during his quest, the story of Percy Jackson does not include Medea, and many other characters who mentor Jason, and is instead replaced by his group of friends. Percy Jackson, is not mentioned in greek myths. Although he was supposedly named after Perseus, son of Zeus, Percy is a “real” person. Annabeth, Grover and Tyson are also not in the original myths. Many of their character traits resemble those of their parents though. Annabeth is a very wise, and smart girl, as her mother was Athena, goddess of wisdom. Percy and Tyson, both sons of Poseidon, god of the sea, have abilities to control water with their minds. This modernized version of a greek myth makes this event seem like it could re-occur anytime again during this time period, and makes it seem more appealing to the viewer, or reader. The movie starts with a flashback to years ago when there was no magical border. Annabeth, Luke Grover, and Thalia are running awa