Dark and heady, staid and sardonic, End Of Days is all these things. While watching, you feel the sense of evil that is purposefully awashed over this whole film, but you also realise that it's not really serious about it all. Byrne is a very good Dark Lord, Arnie fills his saint-like character's shoes admirably, and Steiger as always acts brilliantly as the man-of faith. I thought the effects were strong and enhanced the experience, while the screenplay was fairly solid, without excelling. The directing too was impressive, with some genuinely brooding moments and a couple of wham-bam scares. This film does most things right but, somehow, it's still a fairly forgettable experience. Not a film you'll be thinking about for days to come. For these reasons I give it a good score, but not a top score!… Expand

I thought it was aiight. Well acted, good story line.

There is much worse movies than this, I think this movie is decent, it might be a bit cheesy in places but it beats watching some cheesy crap like Deuce Bigalow or something... it doesn't really deserve all the crap it's dished up, Gabriel Byrne is good, he's a great actor.