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Shawn MaurerZeneszerző:
Christopher LennertzSzereplők:
Sean Maguire, Carmen Electra, Ken Davitian, Kevin Sorbo, Diedrich Bader, Method Man, Jareb Dauplaise, Travis Van Winkle, Crista Flanagan, Hunter Clary (több)Streaming (2)
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A (film)történelem ismétli önmagát. Alig egy esztendővel azután, hogy Leonidasz spártai király háromszáz katonájával a Thermopülai-szorosnál megállította Xerxész hadát, a perzsák újra beindulnak. Az új életre kelt spártai király megint bazi nagy dobásra készül a szorosnál. Egy szál bőrgatyában és csuklyával indul a tizenhárom embere élén, hogy megvédje honát. A nagy kaland során számos ismerős ismeretlennel találkoznak, a Szellemlovastól kezdve a Pókemberig, a Transformerektől a púpos Paris Hiltonig. A vígjáték az elmúlt évek szuperfilmjeit parodizálja. (HBO Europe)
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A painful rape of a classic parody, from which the viewer takes the worst of the blows in terms of good taste. To build humor on dysfunctional pop culture references and mutual slapping seems to me like a waste of the audience’s money and time. I’m tempted to give Carmen Electra's sexy curves one full star, but in the end, even Kevin "Hercules" Sorbo's funny self-parody doesn't help because the result really is that tragic and inexcusable.
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Disgusting as any such comedy, the gunk splatters, the grossness runs down your face, but since I watched it with friends, it was pretty funny, too – laughter is contagious :-) A typical parody, if I had to compare it to Scary Movie 3, this is worse, but if I had to compare it to Scary Movie, this is an order of magnitude better. 2+
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Another entry in a series of modern, wannabe funny parodies whose stupid humour often surpasses even the worst and craziest expectations. I didn't like Snyder's 300 at all, This is Sparta! at least has a sexy Carmen Electra, a few more or less funny references and a truly evil Xerxes. Otherwise, horror, misery and stupidity in every way...
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I wanted to give at least one honorary star for the closing credits, which start running after (not until?) an hour into the film, but then Kevin Sorbo started singing, and even shouting "Boo!" is not quite good enough. P.S.: And I hope part two is about Slavia. Why should only Sparta be portrayed in such a laughable way (even if using the word “laughable" with regard to this "movie" is really pushing it)?
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