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Meet the Spartans

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When Xerxes (Ken Davitian), the evil god king of Persia, sends his massive army to Sparta, King Leonidas (Sean Maguire) and 13 strapping warriors rise up to defend their homeland.The first battles are of the hip-hop variety, and taking position at the narrow Thermopylae pass provides a huge strategic advantage, but a goat trail back-door is betrayed to Xerxes.

Genre:

Comedy

Actors:

Sean Maguire, Carmen Electra, Ken Davitian, Kevin Sorbo, Diedrich Bader, Method Man, Jareb Dauplaise, Travis Van Winkle, Phil Morris, Jim Piddock, Nicole Parker, ...»

Director:

Jason Friedberg, Aaron Seltzer

Country:

United States

Release:

2008

IMDb:

2.8

Quality:

Duration:

87 min

KEYWORDS:

#Aaron Seltzer #Carmen Electra #Jason Friedberg #Kevin Sorbo #Meet the Spartans #Sean Maguire

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ACTORS OF "Meet the Spartans"

Sean Maguire

18 April 1976, Ilford, Essex, England, UK

Carmen Electra

20 April 1972, Sharonville, Ohio, USA

Ken Davitian

19 June 1953, Los Angeles, California, USA

Kevin Sorbo

24 September 1958, Mound, Minnesota, USA

Diedrich Bader

24 December 1966, Alexandria, Virginia, USA

Method Man

1 April 1971, Richmond [now Staten Island], New York City, New York, USA

Jareb Dauplaise

18 March 1979, North Carolina, USA

Travis Van Winkle

4 November 1982, Victorville, California, USA

Phil Morris

4 April 1959, Iowa City, Iowa, USA

Jim Piddock

8 April 1956, Rochester, Kent, England, UK

Nicole Parker

21 February 1978, Irvine, California, USA

Ike Barinholtz

18 February 1977, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Crista Flanagan

24 February 1976, Mount Vernon, Illinois, USA

Hunter Clary

Emily Wilson

28 May 1985, Westminster, Colorado, USA

Stuart Rigby

Tiffany Haddish

3 December 1979, Los Angeles, California, USA

Willie Macc

Kenny Yates

29 October 1984, Grand Forks, North Dakota, USA

23 March 1981, Sacramento, California, USA

Zachary Dylan Smith

23 November 1994, Columbia, South Carolina, USA

Ryan Fraley

Tiffany Claus

Nick Steele

5 February 1980, Coffs Harbour, Australia

Jim Nieb

Dean Cochran

18 March 1969, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Nate Haden

9 March 1976, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Winter Jones

25 March 1981, Beirut, Lebanon

Philip Albuquerque

Jaime Burgos III

26 December 1976, Tampa, Florida, USA

Leon C. Carswell

Jon 'Do Knock' Cruz

24 August 1983, Montclair, California, USA

Wonder Ledezma

Moises Rivas

Richie 'Abstrak' Soto

Rufino 'Rockadile' Puno

19 April 1980, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

1 January 1985, San Diego, California, USA

2 May 1980, Lawrence, Kansas, USA

4 March 1983, Covington, Louisiana, USA

Martin Klebba

23 June 1969, Troy, Michigan, USA

Theo Kypri

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DIRECTORS OF "Meet the Spartans"

Jason Friedberg

13 October 1971, Newark, New Jersey, USA

Aaron Seltzer

12 January 1974, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

CREATORS OF "Meet the Spartans"

Aaron Seltzer

12 January 1974, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Jason Friedberg

13 October 1971, Newark, New Jersey, USA

HEROES OF "Meet the Spartans"

King Leonidas

Played by: Sean Maguire

Queen Gorgo

Played by: Carmen Electra

King Xerxes

Played by: Ken Davitian

Captain

Played by: Kevin Sorbo

Theron

Played by: Diedrich Bader

Persian Emissary

Played by: Method Man

Dilios

Played by: Jareb Dauplaise

Sonio

Played by: Travis Van Winkle

Messenger

Played by: Phil Morris

Simon Cowell

Played by: Jim Piddock

Paula Abdul

Played by: Nicole Parker

Dane Cook

Played by: Ike Barinholtz

Betty Suarez

Played by: Crista Flanagan

Leo Jr.

Played by: Hunter Clary

Lindsay Lohan

Played by: Emily Wilson

Tom Cruise

Played by: Stuart Rigby

Urban Kid

Played by: Willie Macc

Donald Trump

Played by: John Di Domenico

Randy Jackson

Played by: Christopher Lett

Tyra Banks

Played by: Jenny Costa

Twiggy Look-a-Like

Played by: Belinda Waymouth

Ms. Jay Look-a-Like

Played by: Jesse Lewis IV

Mr. Glippen

Played by: Ryan Fraley

Angelina Jolie

Played by: Tiffany Claus

Kevin Federline

Played by: Nick Steele

George W. Bush

Played by: Jim Nieb

Rocky Balboa

Played by: Dean Cochran

Ryan Seacrest

Played by: Nate Haden

Sanjaya Malakar

Played by: Winter Jones

Dancing Persian Emissary

Played by: Philip Albuquerque

Dancing Immortal

Played by: Dazzle Boy

Councilman

Played by: Steve Lindsley

Wrong Leo

Played by: Joseph L. Henley Jr.

Hooters Girl

Played by: Briana Barran

Pretty Girl

Played by: Natasha Blasick

Hot Orgy Girl

Played by: Paige Peterson

CRITICS OF "Meet the Spartans"

Cinema Sight

While still not a grand work of art, Meet the Spartans improves upon the formula established in the earlier parodies of Friedberg and Seltzer.

September 03, 2008

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Slate

This was the worst movie I've ever seen, so bad that I hesitate to label it a 'movie' and thus reflect shame upon the entire medium of film.

January 30, 2008

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Digital Spy

Meet The Spartans? For those unlucky enough to be lured into the cinema, there's every chance you'll be wanting to meet your maker instead.

July 14, 2011

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AV Club

While there's enough comedic material there for as many as three somewhat tolerable minutes of MADtv, Meet The Spartans gamely alternates between unfunny gay jokes and violent pratfalls for a good 80 minutes.

January 26, 2008

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MovieCrypt.com

What does it say about a film with an hour running time that has twenty minutes of outtakes after the credits to reach theatrical length? Very little that's positive.

February 10, 2009

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Movies.com

Because this movie was written for 10-year-olds, it assumes that those 10-year-olds are the stupidest 10-year-olds alive.

April 04, 2011

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NewsBlaze

A bizarre, leering orgy of celebrity crotches, lowbrow horny gay buffoons in leather, moronic gladiator mayhem, and too-much-information cascading bodily fluids galore.

May 29, 2008

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Sin Magazine

It's not very good at all, but I did manage to laugh at some moments of sudden pratfalls and comic violence, but the talkshow reference mentality has to go!

July 22, 2008

Boston Globe

It's a MADtv or Saturday Night Live sketch dressed up in feature-length clothing. It's way too much of an OK thing. And the way-too-much-ness goes on and on.

January 28, 2008

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Entertainment Weekly

The result in Meet the Spartans is less classic Mel Brooks than middling Best Week Ever.

January 30, 2008

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Village Voice

I'm moving to Europe.

January 29, 2008

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Detroit News

It's so bad even Carmen Electra should be embarrassed.

January 28, 2008

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GALLERY OF "Meet the Spartans"