Doom Movie

Directed by
Andrzej Bartkowiak

Writing credits
(WGA)
Dave Callaham (screenplay) (as David Callaham)
Wesley Strick (screenplay)
Dave Callaham (story) (as David Callaham)

Release Date:
21 October 2005 (USA)

Genre:
Action | Adventure | Horror | Sci-Fi | Thriller

Cast :
* Karl Urban as Sergeant John "Reaper" Grimm (a.k.a. Doomguy) John "Reaper" Grimm is the son of UAC scientists who were killed in an accident during the early excavation of a Martian dig site. His sister is Dr. Samantha Grimm and he is the only survivor from the squad . Reaper abandoned his scientific heritage and joined the military to forget about this personal disaster.
* Dwayne Johnson as Staff Sergeant Thomas "Sarge" Kelley The leader of the squad.
* Raz Adoti as Private Gregory "Duke" Schoefield Private Schoefield is obsessed with two things - girls and games. He is the best friend of Destroyer and seems to be a big hit for the ladies & has a crush on Sam.
* Deobia Oparei as Private Gannon "Destroyer" Roark The heavy weapons guy of the squad. His best friend is Duke. He uses a minigun.
* Yao Chin as Private First Class Katsuhiko Kumanosuke "Mac" Takahashi The technical guy from the squad.Mac left university to join RRTS.
* Al Weaver as Private Mark "The Kid" Dantalian The youngest member of the squad
* Richard Brake as Corporal Dean Portman Corporal Dean Portman is the trash talker of the squad.
* Ben Daniels as Corporal Eric "Goat" Fantom A senior member of the squad,who knows which is the right way.
* Rosamund Pike as Dr. Samantha Grimm: A scientist on Mars, and John Grimm's younger sister.
* Dexter Fletcher as Marcus "Pinky" Pinzerowski : A technician on Mars assigned to coordinate the squad's communications. Becomes involved with the action against his will.
* Robert Russell as Dr. Todd Carmack: The base's chief scientist.
* Vladislav Dyntera as Dr. Steve Willits: Another scientist.
* Daniel York as Lieutenant Hunegs: The leader of Mars security.
* Sara Houghton as Dr. Jenna Willits: Dr. Willits' wife.
* Brian Steele as Hell Knight (Baron of Hell)/Curtis Stahl.
* Doug Jones as Carmack Imp: Dr. Carmack in his transformed state.
* Ian Hughes as Sanford Crosby, UAC's public relations representative.

Original Sound Track :
1. C24
2. Doom
3. Olduvai/Facing Demons
4. Searching...
5. Sibling Rivalry
6. The Lab
7. Taking Control
8. Mac Attack!
9. Resurrection
10. BFG!
11. Destroyed
12. Infirmiary
13. Experiment Stahl
14. Containment Breach
15. Superhumans and Monsters
16. Kill 'Em All...
17. ...Let God Sort 'Em Out
18. Mass Onslaught
19. First Person Shooter
20. Semper Fi
21. Go to Hell
22. You Know What You Are? - Nine Inch Nails

Plot :
In the not-so-distant future, a portal has been discovered leading from Earth to Mars, where the government operates a research base to examine the ruins of a lost civilization; scientists are... In the not-so-distant future, a portal has been discovered leading from Earth to Mars, where the government operates a research base to examine the ruins of a lost civilization; scientists are studying it, conducting experiments they perhaps shouldn't be, and trying find out what happened. Answer: nothing good. That's what Sarge (The Rock) and his unit of high-tech Marines find out the hard way when they're sent to investigate a disturbance on the base--which turns out to be nothing less than an infestation of terrifying, evil, flesh-eating monsters. DOOM, based on one of the most popular video games of all time, knows exactly what it wants to do, and wastes no time in doing it. Andrzej Bartkowiak, the director of lean, effective action flicks like ROMEO MUST DIE and EXIT WOUNDS, gets right to the meat of the movie: marines versus monsters in dark, dank corridors. The Rock brings just the right balance of bad-ass attitude and deadpan humor to the role of Sarge, while the cast's other standout is Reaper (LORD OF THE RINGS' Karl Urban), who tries to repair his strained relationship with his sister Samantha (Rosamund Pike), one of the base's scientists. They're joined by a motley crew, including the twisted Portman, intensely religious Goat, affable Duke, and newbie The Kid. While the plot differs from that of the game in a few key ways, it remains true to the spirit of the original--a no-frills fest of shooting, explosions, gore, and vicious zombies. The game was, of course, a "first-person shooter," and in an inspired moment, the movie turns itself into one for a stretch. It's exhilarating, as are several surprising twists that separate this fun, streamlined action extravaganza from lesser video game adaptations.

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