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Doom (ed), the Movie
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It is apparently all set on Mars though, as in the games.
They had to change it to mutants because Hell, as portrayed in the games would be dead-weight at the box office (I don't quite follow that logic, but thats what they say). But they try and be a little bit vague with it, giving you some sort of silly "different types of Hell" crap to swallow.
Ahh, so it's Resident Evil, on Mars, without any hot chicks. Good choices all around by the producers there, eh?
The movie might not be horrible, for all we know; I'm just judging it by the trailer, which was dreadful. Perhaps some studio hack clipped out every action movie cliche and stuck them into the trailer, and there's actually quite a bit of creative stuff in the rest of the film. No, I don't believe that either.
In the original Doom games... Some company invented these teleporters, and for some reason demons from hell started pouring out of one at a moon base, right? But in the remake version, they discover some kind of alien artifact on Mars, right?
I remember the original games fondly. It got repetitive after a while, but still good. You battle though a moon base, into hell, and then back through another portal onto earth (disembodied rabbit head!!), where you then rescue humanity... Yeah, this remake is f-ed up. Look up Penny Arcade's take on the thing: http://www.penny-arcade.com/ view.php?date=2004-12-08 And speaking of Uwe Boll... http://www.penny-arcade.com/ news.php?date=2005-01-03 *links cut in half*
Wait... why would you want a portal to/from Hell anyway? I mean, going by Christian theology all you have to do to get there is sin and die, so were they trying to bring people/souls back? Or was there a worldwide brimstone shortage and they wanted to make a quick buck, or what?
Yeah, Hell demons hacked into the teleport system from outside the loop to gain access to the mortal realm. In Doom 1 and 2, anyway.
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