Meet The Spartans

The warriors of 300 might have been able to hold their own--at least for awhile--against an army of thousands, but can they defend themselves against this satire? From the minds behind EPIC MOVIE, MEET THE SPARTANS tackles everything from the action movie to YOU GOT SERVED to Britney Spears.

[-/+] Watch the Movie Trailer

Visit the Official Website

Release Date: January 25, 2008
Genre: Comedy
Running Time:
Distributor(s): 20th Century Fox Distribution
Tagline: The Bigger The Hit The Harder They Fall.
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for crude and sexual content throughout, language and some comic violence.

Directors:
Jason Friedberg - Director
Aaron Seltzer - Director

Writer(s):
Jason Friedberg - Screenplay
Aaron Seltzer - Screenplay

Producer(s):
Arnon Milchan - Executive Producer
Jason Friedberg - Producer
Aaron Seltzer - Producer
Peter Safran - Producer
Mark McNair - Co-Producer

Movie Casts:
Carmen Electra
Diedrich Bader - Traitoro
Kevin Sorbo - Captain
Sean Maguire - Leonidas
Martin Klebba - Mumbles
Greg Ellis - Shrek
Method Man - Persian Emissary
Crista Flanagan - Ugly Betty / Spartan Girl
Emily Wilson - Lindsay Lohan
Nicole Parker - Britney Spears
Jenny Robinson - Britney Spears Dancer
Robin Atkin Downes - Narrator (voice)
Travis Van Winkle - Sonio
Tony Yalda - Sanjaya
Jim Piddock - Loyalist
Tim Connolly - Spartan Soldier
Zachary Dylan Smith - Leonidas @ 10
Jessica Heap - Spartan Woman's Friend
Courtney Shay Young - Hooters girl / Pretty girl #12
Nick Steele - K-Fed
Jareb Dauplaise - Actor
Jim Nieb - President George W Bush
Nate Haden - Ryan Seacrest
Ike Barinholtz - Prophet #1
Kim Kindrick - Harem
Micaela Santos - Hooter's girl / Pretty girl
Tiffany Haddish - Bagger
Theo Kypri - Ghost Rider
Briana Barran - Hooters Girl #1 / Pretty Girl #1
Vilayna LaSalle - Pretty Girl #7 / Xerxes slave girl
Hunter Clary - Leo Jr.
Ryan Watson - Spartan Soldier
Chris Gann - Spartan soldier
Eddie Perez - Tattooed gang member
Jenny Costa - Tyra Banks
Kenny Yates - Glen / Urban Kid / Persian Soldier
Dean Cochran
Dominique DuVernay - Harem
Willie Macc - Urban Kid #1
Chaz Smith - Spartan Citizen / Persian Soldier
Justin Smith - Jeremy
John Di Domenico - Donald Trump
Danny Cosmo Higginbottom - Persian Soldier #2 (as Danny Cosmo)
Lauren Walsh - Beautiful girl
Leon C. Carswell - Dancing Soldier
Belinda Waymouth - Twiggy
Michael Arnona - Spartan Gladiator
Jearl Vinot - Persian Soldier
Rene' J.F. Piazza - Paparazzi #2
Natasha Blasick - Pretty Girl #8
Sami Naveed - Carl / Urban Kid / Persian Soldier
Stephen Spell II - Core Spartan Warrior

Comments

Ranking the 20 Oscar-Nominated Acting Performances

Four weeks from today the Academy Awards will be honoring this year's most prolific performances. And while I've openly stated my personal opinion that 2016's cinematic year left me feeling rather underwhelmed, it's still impossible to ignore the quality performances that were given by a talented crop of actors and actresses. The Oscars aren't perfect, but in an opinion-based system in which operates, who really is? Yet, it's impossible to refute that Hollywood's biggest awards ceremony does a very admirable job of highlighting top-flight talent in all regards. So here are my individual rankings for the 20 Oscar-Nominated performances ( December's list ): *** Note : It's VERY rare that I miss a nominated performance, however I haven't been able to catch the foreign film Elle this year (I will update this list as soon as I do).\ Unranked: Isabelle Huppert ( Elle ) *** #19. Meryl Streep ( Florence Foster Jenkins) I mean, honestly, the Academy pass...

2017 SXSW Film Festival Preview

I'm thrilled to announced that I'll be attending the 2017 SXSW Film Festival (courtesy of Geekscape ) beginning in Austin, Texas this Friday. The festival offers an eclectic selection of world premieres and upcoming releases featuring some of Hollywood's most prominent acting talent and unique visionaries. I can't wait to enjoy 5 days of binge movie-watching! But before I head to the wonderful city of Austin, here's a quick look at some festival titles that I'm looking forward to seeing: Documentaries Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web - directed by Annie Goldson Debuting at the festival is a doc surrounding the internet's Most Wanted man, Kim Dotcom. As one of the largest copyright infringement sources online, Kim Dotcom was taken in by New Zealand authorities in 2012 and awaiting serious penalties for his described theft of intellectual property. Stranger Fruit - directed by Jason Pollock The ongoing debate surrounding police discrimination against members of ...

Rapid Reviews: Despicable Me 3 and The House

If there's one current animated franchise I always look forward to, it's the Despicable Me films. Credited directors Kyle Balda, Pierre Coffin and Eric Guillon (co-director) bring to theaters the third installment of this series. Yet, with each subsequent journey into the hilarious and complicated life of former-super-villain Gru (voice of Steve Carell), the Despicable Me franchise seems to take a step backwards. After foiling an attempt at capturing the disgruntled former child star and 80s retro villain, Balthazar Bratt (voiced by South Park creator Trey Parker), Gru and Lucy (Kristen Wiig) are fired from the Anti-Villain League (AVL). And just as Gru breaks the unfortunate news to his trio of adopted daughters, he's visited by a man who reveals that Gru has a twin brother named Dru (also Steve Carell) who happens to possess a taste for villainy himself. The estranged siblings engage in some mischievous behavior behind Lucy's back and it leads on a path back to Bal...

MOVIE SYNOPSIS

Search This Blog