Doom's story is paper-thin, to the point that it can be mistaken for not having one at all, and borderline incoherent in places. The script is just horrible, with dialogue so awkwardly corny that it's enough to make the toes curl and some of it sounded like the writers had no idea what they were writing because it made little sense, Rosamund Pike getting the worst of it. Starting with listing what's wrong with Doom, obvious starting points would be the script and the story. While Doom is one of those movies that was left wanting on its own terms, it does have far bigger problems than being a naff adaptation of an intriguing and quite compelling game. That is sort of true, and as an adaptation it is easy to see why it disappointed fans, but other negative reviews have come from those who have judged Doom as a standalone and have little knowledge of the game. Some have said that most of the negative reviews have come from fans of the game disappointed with how Doom adapted it. On the other hand, Doom to me really was as bad as its reputation. Richard Brake gives the best performance in the movie, he actually looked as if he was enjoying himself, while the highlight was the First Person Shooter sequence which was great fun. Clint Mansell's score does pulsate with energy and generates some tension. The photography is more than decent, the film is shot with style and is appropriately claustrophobic in places. There are worse movies out there than Doom, which despite being very bad overall has a few things that stop it from being unwatchable. Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 3 / 10 Very bad, as an adaptation and on its own terms Also in the cast: Ben Daniels, Richard Brake, Robert Russell, Razaaq Adoti and Yao Chin. Rapid and abundant gunfire from awesome weaponry is highly effective. Uncensored gore, raw and stomach turning is riveting. After losing most of the team, the heavy artillery is brought out and DNA is splattered in every possible direction. Lurking in the dank and dark are huge creatures killing at will. Found alive is Grimm's sister Samantha(Rosamund Pike), a researcher trying to download important info before it gets destroyed. A special team of mercenary Marines led by 'The Sarge'(The Rock)and John Grimm(Karl Urban), armed to the hilt, get the mission to quarantine the research station and adjoining archaeological dig. Something has gone munications have faded to white noise. In 2026, there is a frantic call for help from a research station in the Nevada desert on Mars. Reviewed by michaelRokeefe 7 / 10 Trouble on Mars.call in the Marines.Ĭomputer gamers get your freak on.
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