
The world of entertainment might be still recovering from Comic-Con, but there's still money to be made so there's plenty of movies to check out this week.
One had the great opportunity to use Comic-Con as a giant promotional tool.
"Clash of the Titans" was seen throughout the convention with Medusa hats and giant shields, all saying the DVD comes out this week.
The movie is a remake of the 1981 "Clash of the Titans" starring Harry Hamlin and Laurence Olivier (yes, he was Zeus).
This update features an equally talented cast of Sam Worthington ("Avatar"), Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes.
Plot-wise it's the same exact movie with little differences. The gods are angry, monsters are let loose, Perseus stands up to fight and gets the girl (spoiler alert).
At the time the original had state of the art effects from Roy Harryhausen. They really don't hold up well though. Kids today would laugh and call them stupid probably.
The new one relies on state of the art special effects, especially with the giant Kraken monster (which in the trailers looks amazing.)
One downside was the 3D in the movie. Instead of filming with 3D in mind, the studio decided to convert the film into 3D at the last minute. This resulted in less than stellar effects.
It's even turned into a pop culture reference. When a filmmaker says "Oh, we are converting it into 3D!" Everyone then says "Ew, like 'Clash of the Titans'?"
Extras on the standard DVD include only a few additional scenes, that's it. Blu-ray owners get a bit more with an alternate ending, a few featurettes and a DVD and digital copy of the film.
The average price for the standard DVD is around $16.99 with the Blu-ray version going for $25.
Best Buy is offering a deal for people to get a $5 CinemaNow card with the purchase of the film.
Another film to get some attention at Comic-Con was "Batman: Under the Red Hood."

The animated film was screened at the convention and lucky fans were able to pick up an actual red hood mask to wear around. A lot of people mistook it for Deadpool's mask for some reason...
The plot has a secret new vigilante cleaning up Gotham City by any means possible and it's up to Batman to figure it out.
Longtime Batman fans know exactly who Red Hood is, but I won't spoil it for those who don't. The Joker also figures into the plot.
The voice cast is pretty impressive. Bruce Greenwood plays Batman, Jenses Ackles plays Red Hood, Neil Patrick Harris plays Nightwing and John Di Maggio (Bender from "Futurama") plays The Joker.
There are three versions of this movie out there so be on the lookout.
The one-disc DVD has no extras, but an awesome price of $12.99.
The two-disc DVD has a sneak peek of an upcoming film, a Jonah Hex short, a Dick Grayson featurette and two "Batman" cartoons.
This one also has a good price averaging at $16.
Finally the Blu-ray has all of those features along with a Jason Todd featurette and a digital copy of the film. Like with the others, also a great price, with the average being $19.99.
And lastly, with no Comic-Con connection, is "Repo Men."

The film follows two men, Jude Law and Forest Whitaker, who reposses state-of-the-art body parts from people who can't afford them anymore.
One of the men suffers an accident, finds himself with a new heart and then can't pay for it.
So, of course the repo men come after him. But, he knows their tricks so it's game on.
Liev Schrieber also stars as the boss.
The movie takes place in the future, obviously, so there are a bunch of cool technological weapons and futuristic fight scenes.
Extras on the DVD and Blu-ray versions of the movie happen to be exactly the same, so if you don't care about the picture and sounds quality then save some money.
They include both the rated and unrated versions of the film, deleted scenes, special Union commercials, a featurette and an audio commentary with the director and screenwriters.
The average price for the standard DVD version is around $18. The best advertised price for the Blu-ray can be found at Target for $25.
Next week looks to have something for everyone with "Kick Ass," "The Breakfast Club 25th Anniversary Edition," "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" and "The Ghost Writer."