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Watch Frozen Online But now we know that the 2015 blockbuster won’t just be about the Caped Crusader and the Man of Tomorrow. After a tangle of hits and misses (Man of Steel, Sucker Punch, Watchmen), Zack Snyder has at long last returned to produce 300: Rise of an Empire, the sequel to his breakthrough blockbuster 300. Though Noam Murro has taken Snyder's place at the helm, you can see in the trailer above a clear effort to continue the splashy style and ardent machismo that made the first film such a rousing hit.
Watch The Best Man Holiday Online Back in 2006, Snyder brought to light the incredible story of the Battle of Thermopylae, where King Leonidas of Sparta led a small army of just 300 into battle against the fearsome forces of Xeres. Re-imagined by comic book crafters Frank Miller and Lynn Varley, 300 was a vibrant and thrilling historical epic that awed audiences around the world. But even with all its grandeur, battles, and bloodshed, it was just the beginning of a grander story.
Watch Homefront Online At the conclusion of 300 it's said that even though Leonidas and his army were defeated at Thermopylae, their bravery rattled the Persian armies ranks and inspired other Grecian city-states to band together against Xerxes. Adapted by Snyder and Kurt Johnstad from Miller's graphic novel Xerxes, 300: Rise of an Empire will continue this saga, picking up with Greek general Themistocles who must ready his army to fight the invading troops of the mortal-turned-god Xerxes.
Watch Delivery Man Online Australian actor Sullivan Stapleton leads the brawny cast as Themistocles. Game of Thrones' Lena Headey returns as Queen Gorgo of Sparta, while Rodrigo Santoro reprises his part as the pierces and preening villain Xerxes. New to the cast is Eva Green (Dark Shadown) as Artemisia I of Caria, an ally of Xerxes and noted warrior woman of history. Also new to this 300 tale are battles at sea, complete with ship collisions and churning waves of blood.
Watch One Direction This is Us Online Earlier today it was officially confirmed by both Snyder and Warner Bros. that Fast & Furious actress Gal Gadot has joined the cast of the Man of Steel sequel and will be playing Princess Diana of Themyscira, best known to audiences as Wonder Woman. It’s been suggested that she will be one of the female leads in the movie – which already has Amy Adams coming back as Lois Lane – and if that’s true she could wind up having a huge impact on the film’s plot. But if that does turn out to be the case, what would make the colloquially-named Batman vs. Superman any different from a Justice League movie?
Watch 12 Years A Slave Online Regardless of whether it’s a lead role or just a bit part, the introduction of Wonder Woman into the DC Cinematic Universe is going to require a good amount of detail and explanation. In addition to setting up Gotham City as a location in the world outside of Metropolis (not to mention Batman’s supporting characters), the film would likely also have to dive into the history of Themyscira and the culture of the Amazons in order to provide background and explain why Wonder Woman can do what she does. Adding all of this information would require the movie to have a huge increase in scale just so that the character doesn’t seem overshadowed or underused. It’s hard to see how that wouldn’t have a major impact on the launch of the new Batman, and if the movie is just about introducing new heroes it could end up partially undercutting the specialness of any future Justice League project.
Watch Escape Plan Online What makes the developing production even more curious is that it doesn’t look like Wonder Woman will be the last superhero added to the film’s roster. Toward the end of their article reporting Gadot’s casting, Variety says that The Flash is a lock to "make an appearance in some fashion, whether that’s a significant role or a cameo." If it’s a big role it will only draw more attention away from Batman and Superman, but – possibly more importantly – if it is just a cameo I don’t want to hear about it until I get to see the film for myself.
Watch Carrie Online The thing is, in the case of Josh's situation with trying to get his hands on multiple Xbox One units, he was able to create a new account and was able to purchase multiple consoles without any problems. On his original account, however, the limitation was still in effect. We reached out to Amazon's sales department to find out what exactly was going on and why some users are being limited in the amount of consoles they can purchase, especially given that there's nothing on the Xbox One's purchase page that indicates that the system is limited to 'X' amount of units per household. So what's up?
Watch The Conjuring Online Well, previously Microsoft's Edelman reps sent out a quote from Microsoft's Yusuf Mehdi, the Corporate Vice President of Strategy and Marketing, who had mentioned that Xbox One units were sold out around the world (sans a quote of actual numerical statistics). Is it possible this "sold out" state could be affecting how many units customers are able to purchase from online retailers? It could be that some suppliers are either artificially limiting quantities to deter flipping, or the product makers (i.e., Microsoft, Sony, EA, etc.,) are attempting to raise prestige by keeping suppliers from allowing certain amounts of product from being sold to a single customer. The last option, of course, is that it's a glitch in the system; but given the high demand for the PS4 and Xbox One – especially following the admission from Sony that they may not have enough SKUs available until after Christmas – it's potentially possible that there's some supply-control being put into place.
At San Diego Comic-Con this past summer, Zack Snyder and Warner Bros. – with a little help from actor Harry Lennix – announced news that long-time comic book fans have been waiting their whole lives to hear. It was revealed that the upcoming Man of Steel sequel would have Batman and Superman in a live-action feature film together for the very first time. Geeks worldwide began buzzing about possibilities, wondering and imagining how the classic superhero characters would either face off or team up against a mutual threat. "World’s Finest" comics came down off the shelf and we were all reminded of the great showdown at the end of Frank Miller’s "The Dark Knight Returns."
Watch Frozen Online But now we know that the 2015 blockbuster won’t just be about the Caped Crusader and the Man of Tomorrow. After a tangle of hits and misses (Man of Steel, Sucker Punch, Watchmen), Zack Snyder has at long last returned to produce 300: Rise of an Empire, the sequel to his breakthrough blockbuster 300. Though Noam Murro has taken Snyder's place at the helm, you can see in the trailer above a clear effort to continue the splashy style and ardent machismo that made the first film such a rousing hit.
Watch The Best Man Holiday Online Back in 2006, Snyder brought to light the incredible story of the Battle of Thermopylae, where King Leonidas of Sparta led a small army of just 300 into battle against the fearsome forces of Xeres. Re-imagined by comic book crafters Frank Miller and Lynn Varley, 300 was a vibrant and thrilling historical epic that awed audiences around the world. But even with all its grandeur, battles, and bloodshed, it was just the beginning of a grander story.
Watch Homefront Online At the conclusion of 300 it's said that even though Leonidas and his army were defeated at Thermopylae, their bravery rattled the Persian armies ranks and inspired other Grecian city-states to band together against Xerxes. Adapted by Snyder and Kurt Johnstad from Miller's graphic novel Xerxes, 300: Rise of an Empire will continue this saga, picking up with Greek general Themistocles who must ready his army to fight the invading troops of the mortal-turned-god Xerxes.
Watch Delivery Man Online Australian actor Sullivan Stapleton leads the brawny cast as Themistocles. Game of Thrones' Lena Headey returns as Queen Gorgo of Sparta, while Rodrigo Santoro reprises his part as the pierces and preening villain Xerxes. New to the cast is Eva Green (Dark Shadown) as Artemisia I of Caria, an ally of Xerxes and noted warrior woman of history. Also new to this 300 tale are battles at sea, complete with ship collisions and churning waves of blood.
Watch One Direction This is Us Online Earlier today it was officially confirmed by both Snyder and Warner Bros. that Fast & Furious actress Gal Gadot has joined the cast of the Man of Steel sequel and will be playing Princess Diana of Themyscira, best known to audiences as Wonder Woman. It’s been suggested that she will be one of the female leads in the movie – which already has Amy Adams coming back as Lois Lane – and if that’s true she could wind up having a huge impact on the film’s plot. But if that does turn out to be the case, what would make the colloquially-named Batman vs. Superman any different from a Justice League movie?
Watch 12 Years A Slave Online Regardless of whether it’s a lead role or just a bit part, the introduction of Wonder Woman into the DC Cinematic Universe is going to require a good amount of detail and explanation. In addition to setting up Gotham City as a location in the world outside of Metropolis (not to mention Batman’s supporting characters), the film would likely also have to dive into the history of Themyscira and the culture of the Amazons in order to provide background and explain why Wonder Woman can do what she does. Adding all of this information would require the movie to have a huge increase in scale just so that the character doesn’t seem overshadowed or underused. It’s hard to see how that wouldn’t have a major impact on the launch of the new Batman, and if the movie is just about introducing new heroes it could end up partially undercutting the specialness of any future Justice League project.
Watch Escape Plan Online What makes the developing production even more curious is that it doesn’t look like Wonder Woman will be the last superhero added to the film’s roster. Toward the end of their article reporting Gadot’s casting, Variety says that The Flash is a lock to "make an appearance in some fashion, whether that’s a significant role or a cameo." If it’s a big role it will only draw more attention away from Batman and Superman, but – possibly more importantly – if it is just a cameo I don’t want to hear about it until I get to see the film for myself.
Watch Carrie Online The thing is, in the case of Josh's situation with trying to get his hands on multiple Xbox One units, he was able to create a new account and was able to purchase multiple consoles without any problems. On his original account, however, the limitation was still in effect. We reached out to Amazon's sales department to find out what exactly was going on and why some users are being limited in the amount of consoles they can purchase, especially given that there's nothing on the Xbox One's purchase page that indicates that the system is limited to 'X' amount of units per household. So what's up?
Watch The Conjuring Online Well, previously Microsoft's Edelman reps sent out a quote from Microsoft's Yusuf Mehdi, the Corporate Vice President of Strategy and Marketing, who had mentioned that Xbox One units were sold out around the world (sans a quote of actual numerical statistics). Is it possible this "sold out" state could be affecting how many units customers are able to purchase from online retailers? It could be that some suppliers are either artificially limiting quantities to deter flipping, or the product makers (i.e., Microsoft, Sony, EA, etc.,) are attempting to raise prestige by keeping suppliers from allowing certain amounts of product from being sold to a single customer. The last option, of course, is that it's a glitch in the system; but given the high demand for the PS4 and Xbox One – especially following the admission from Sony that they may not have enough SKUs available until after Christmas – it's potentially possible that there's some supply-control being put into place.
At San Diego Comic-Con this past summer, Zack Snyder and Warner Bros. – with a little help from actor Harry Lennix – announced news that long-time comic book fans have been waiting their whole lives to hear. It was revealed that the upcoming Man of Steel sequel would have Batman and Superman in a live-action feature film together for the very first time. Geeks worldwide began buzzing about possibilities, wondering and imagining how the classic superhero characters would either face off or team up against a mutual threat. "World’s Finest" comics came down off the shelf and we were all reminded of the great showdown at the end of Frank Miller’s "The Dark Knight Returns."
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