We haven't seen a trailer yet for Noam Murro's '300' prequel '300: Rise of an Empire' and now there's a very good reason why not. Today, Warner Brothers bumped the film into 2014, which caused Tom Cruise's 'All You Need is Kill' to move its release date as well.
A few weeks ago, we talked about our most anticipated films of the upcoming Summer movie season. It was full of the usual suspects: 'Pacific Rim,' 'Iron Man 3,' 'Man of Steel' and all of the other movies that you're a
Last week saw the release of the first '300: Rise of an Empire' poster, which presented a muscle-bound soldier caught up in some rainy weather. Today we get four additional posters, including two devoted to the lovely Eva Green. And she's rather wet too. Have we got your attention?
You might think Zack Snyder is keeping busy, what with post-production on 'Man of Steel' and the latest trailer hitting today, but he broke a near six-month Twitter silence to tweet the debut of the first poster for '300: Rise of an Empire.' And the image definitely makes it look like the last movie, and that it is proud of its producer.
In case you forgot there's a '300' sequel on the way, we've got your first look at '300: Rise of an Empire,' which takes the action to the sea.
The new banner for '300: Rise of an Empire' provides an important service for everyone involved in the production: it reminds the public that a sequel to Zack Snyder's '300' actually exists and is coming to theaters sometime in 2013. For a film that's supposed to come out at the tail end of this summer, things have been awfully quiet. What the heck's going on with this movie?
It's nearly impossible to make a sequel to '300' when you've *Spoiler alert for a five year old movie* only got a handful of surviving main characters. But when the first film made $210 Million domestically, and nearly a half a billion worldwide, it's near impossible for a studio to walk away from the property
