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Doomsday Movie

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Doomsday Movie
Rajiv Sharma@reservedforgreatne
May 23, 2008 03:07 AM, 3836 Views
(Updated May 23, 2008)
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So here is the story. I get to the UK and


what is the first thing I do? No, I did not check out the chicks. No I did not


check out the brilliant cars and bikes. That’s right, I found my way to the


nearest cinema hall. After watching a few movies, I was forced to decide


between doomsday and Nim’s Island. One look at Rhona Mitra and my heart was


pumping. One look at the trailer and I knew this was one movie that was not to


be missed.


I agree that I do have a thing for athletic


women that kick a**, a childhood fantasy that was fulfilled when I saw Tomb


Raider, that was extended by Mila Jovovich, and the cherry on the cake was


without a doubt Kate Beckinsale.


In a nutshell, I have a thing for women in


Latex and leather.


Doomsday may not be the most creative story


line. In fact, one look at the trailer I managed to figure out that it was


probably a mix of zombie, virus and underground genre of movies. However what


did fascinate me about the movie was the raspy quick action and the no-nonsense


approach to violence. Zombie movies are gory, but this one takes the cake.


Scenes of men being burnt alive as barbeque meat, decapitations and overall


blood spilling are not everyone’s cup of tea. In fact, **I would strongly recommend not watching this movie if you are faint at


heart**.


However if you have pretty much seen


everything, then you can go out and watch this enjoyable action flick. The


action scenes are well directed and the story line is fast moving. The actors


have been given very little in terms of acting, but good acting is hardly what


you expect from an action flick like doomsday.


My favourite scene without a doubt was the


one where Sinclair(Mitra) looks through an invoice to find a Bentley GT


continental and casually remarks “Nice colour. I’ll take it”.  Needless to say the Bentley is a little beat


up by the end of the movie(damn!).


One very interesting thing the movie does


exploit is the degradation of morals and values in the absence of law and


order. A very interesting insight into the way man kind may react if law and


order broke down.


As far as action goes I would give the


movie a 3.5 out of 5.


For the story line 2.5 out of 5.


Cinematography 3.5 out of 5.


Add it all up and you get an average score


of around about 3.


As always no revealing the plot of the


movie

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