At my house, we have Family Movie Night on Saturdays. This past weekend, we watched "Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters" for the first time. While the story in the movie only followed the main story in the book, as is wont with movies, the actors portrayed their characters well enough that if I ever see who played Grover in another film, I will still consider him Grover; as with Clarisse, AnnaBeth, Percy, Luke, and Tyson. Overall, I enjoyed the movie. But a large part of my opinion comes from the fact that I read all of the books at the same time my children did, years ago. When I discussed the movie with my husband, who never read the books, I discovered that his opinion was quite different. The movie seems to assume that you, the viewer, know parts of the story ahead of time. For example, AnnaBeth's life was dramatically changed by a group of cyclops, causing her to carry a blinding hatred of all cyclops around with her. When Tyson (Percy's half-brot