"We closed the writing deal on Xerxes. We started writing about a week ago," Snyder said, referring to his script work with 300 collaborator Kurt Johnstad. "So we're doing it. It's happening."
Snyder also revealed details on the plot, indicating it's neither a prequel or sequel to 300.
"This movie follows Themistocles and the Battle of Artemisium, which coincidentally happens on the exact same three days as the Battle of Thermopylae [which was the basis of '300]," Snyder added. "This one starts off with a quick retelling of the why of the Persian wars. It starts off at the Battle of Marathon and then it goes back to Themistocles finding out that Persians are invading again. and off we go over to learn a little bit about why Xerxes is the way he is."
300: Battle of Artemisia comes to theaters August 2nd, 2013 and stars Eva Green, Sullivan Stapleton, Rodrigo Santoro, Jamie Blackley. The film is directed by Noam Murro.






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The Soylent Green Monkey
Revolutionary my ass.
Although, this does sound promising, but we'll see.
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DEZZMOND
Can't wait, 300 was such a revolutionary movie, and Zack is such a magnificent visual genius, and plus the story seems exotic and stunning enough for a great new epic.
2 years agoby @dezzmondFlag