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The article announces the home video release of the action movie epic "300." Deborah Snyder, wife of movie director Zack Snyder said at the Comic-Con International that an in-movie experience feature for the Blu-ray Disc was unavailable. However, she brought out during the 300 DVD release party on July 28, 2007 at Petco Park in San Diego, that there will be another Blu-ray special edition.

The article reviews the motion picture "300," an epic film on DVD directed by Zack Snyder.

The article presents information on the film "300," and the video game "300: March to Glory," which is based on the film. The author has stated that the movie is based on Frank Miller's graphic novel on an ancient battle. The director of the movie, Zack Snyder, had shared set photography, character designs and digital visuals of the movie with Jeff Nachbaur, producer of the game.

This article reports on the plan of film director Zack Snyder to include deleted scenes and an ode to graphic novelist Frank Miller in the digital videodisc (DVD) release of the motion picture "300." Snyder shot the film, based on the graphic novel by Miller, on a blue-screen stage and created the environment with computer graphics to allow him to capture Miller's outrageous images that do not exist on any realistic location. Details of the added footage are given.

The article reports on the anticipation for the film adaptation of the comic book "Watchmen," by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons in the U.S. in 2006. Film director Zack Snyder is expected to be face a deluge of questions from fans on the issue when he appears before the Comic-Con convention in San Diego, California in July 2006.

Reports that Warner Bros. Pictures is set to return to ancient Greece and make war epic "300," based on Frank Miller's novel of the same name. Picture to be directed by Zach Snyder; Production by Hollywood Gang Productions and Atmosphere Pictures MM; Production to begin on October 17, 2005 in Montreal, Canada.

This article reports that Paramount Pictures Corp. has tapped Zack Snyder to write and direct its adaptation of Tom Clancy's "Rainbow Six," centered on Claney's shadowy John Clark CIA agent character. Story centers on Clark joining with several colleagues to leave the CIA and create an England based multinational org designed to battle terrorism. Paramount co-president Tom Jacobson is overseeing the project. Snyder directed Universal's remake of "Dawn of the Dead," which grossed $59 million domestically last year.

Reviews the motion picture "Dawn of the Dead," directed by Zack Snyder and starring Sarah Polley and Ving Rhames.