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Fans of the 2007 Spartan war romp 300 probably won't care that this spin-off is even more chaotic and much murkier to look at.

At least the sequel isn't full of Spartans screaming at each other for two hours.

Sure, seven years have passed since the first "300" film and the specter of Gerard Butler's King Leonidas is still looming large.

Watch 300 rise of an empire & Frozen Movie In that film, administrator Zack Snyder put his aureate ability to use in bringing age-old Greece, if not to life, again to some affectionate of mesmerizingly bizarro, constructed adaptation thereof.

Eight years ago, Zach Snyder made a name for himself with the most revolutionary film since The Matrix.

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When Korean terrorists take control of the White House, threatening to kill The President and members of his Cabinet, disgraced Secret Service agent Mike Banning must come to the rescue once again.

After holding onto the box office for three weeks with The Lego Movie , Warner Brothers lost the top spot last week to Universal's Non-Stop , but quickly stormed back this week with 300: Rise of an Empire and again reclaimed pole position.

Here's a look at the new movies opening nationwide Friday: -- Mr. Peabody & Sherman : The super-intelligent dog Mr. Peabody and his young human pal, Sherman -- originally introduced in the 1960s Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon -- are back for more historical adventures.

300: Rise of an Empire powered its way to #1 at the box office this weekend with an impressive $45.1 million in its opening weekend.

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The movie "300" may have ended with the slaughter of the titular battalion by King Xerxes' Persian hordes, but that doesn't mean there can't be a sequel.

Here's a look at the new movies opening nationwide Friday: -- Mr. Peabody & Sherman : The super-intelligent dog Mr. Peabody and his young human pal, Sherman -- originally introduced in the 1960s Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon -- are back for more historical adventures.

This image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows Rodrigo Santoro in "300: Rise of an Empire."

One of the most memorable movie lines of the last decade came from the 2007 film 300 , when Gerard Butler's character yells "This is Sparta!" And now, with that film's highly anticipated sequel, 300: Rise of an Empire hitting theaters, what line will become the new "This is Sparta!" ? Bernie Goldman, one of the film's producers, answers that ... (more)

"This Is Not A Drill" message is actually a drill. A trailer for the Gerard Butler action move Olympus Has Fallen has been banned in the US and its makers fined after a number of people complained that it was "confusing".

THE action-packed movie 300 made quite an impact when it was unleashed at cinemas, not least for the exquisitely honed Spartans, led by Gerard Butler's King Leonidas, who dominated the screen in little more than skimpy briefs.

No, this time around you won't see Gerard Butler's six-pack abs , but this movie is a sequel to "300," that tale of how three hundred brave Spartan warriors died defending their city-state from the Persians back in 480 BC.