Doom

Name: Doom
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Horror
Released: October 21, 2005
Duration: 100 min
Rating: 34
Cast: Dwayne Johnson, Karl Urban, Rosamund Pike

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Universal Pictures | Release Date: October 21, 2005 | Unrated

Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Karl Urban, Rosamund Pike

Summary: Doom, the landmark videogame that electrified a generation, leaps from the computer screen to the big screen as a terrifying sci-fi horror action adventure, transporting audiences to a dark and disturbing future with all the visceral excitement and horror that made its gaming predecessor a global phenomenon. (Universal)

Director: Andrzej Bartkowiak

Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Horror

Rating: Unrated

Runtime: 100 min

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Mike Clark

For a big-screen disposable, Doom has a few jolts, a few good laughs and an attractive female lead to whom you want to say, "What's a nice girl like you doing on a Mars like this?" Read full review

Sean Axmaker

Doom may be by the numbers, with a roll call of colorful types systematically exterminated while The Rock entertains with cartoonish expressions and reactions (the closest the film comes to personality). Read full review

Staff (Not credited)

The Rock's ungainly performance is somewhat alleviated by Karl Urban as a crew member and Rosamund Pike as his twin sister. Read full review

Lawrence Toppman

We don't need a discussion of plot in a review of a movie made from a video game, do we? Nor do we care whether the characters are complicated (no), the acting is sophisticated (no), the direction is competent (no) or the camerawork is clever (no). Read full review

Chris Kaltenbach

The latest failed Hollywood attempt to make a movie from a video game. Read full review

Marc Savlov

Go for the gore (there's lots of it), but stay for the immortal line: "Now let's go find the body this arm belongs to." Read full review

Janet Maslin

This claustrophobic mess of a movie offers only carnage. Read full review

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Doesitmatter

Nov 8, 2008

It was loosely based on the game, had some gore, some action, some good (and bad) acting, and a first-person scene! In other words :it's the best game adaption since... EVER!!!

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WalterR.

Nov 7, 2005

Take it for what it is. A monster bashing flick much like 80's the thing. Great special effects and that little sequence toward the end brought back memories of terrifying monsters jumping from every corner in the game. Overall the movie did a good job at staying true to the games. I loved it.