Neil Marshall

67 ^%

Movies Counted: 3
Fresh: 2 Rotten:1
Average Rating: 7.1/10

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Range of Movie T-meters: 48% - 85%
Number of Movies: 5

Box Office Since 2001: $37M

Bio: Neil Marshall (born in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, on 25 May 1970) is a film director and screenwriter. Dog Soldiers was Marshall's first feature-length film. Although not a huge commercial success, the film quickly attained cult [More...]

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Highest Rated

The Descent (2006)

85%

Credit: Director, Screenwriter

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Lowest Rated

Doomsday (2008)

48%

Credit: Director, Screenwriter

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Rating	Title	Credit	Trailers	Photos	Box Office	Year
—	Centurion	Director, Writer	1	2	N/A	2009
48% 48%	Doomsday	Director, Screenwriter	2	17	$10,955,425	2008
85% 85%	The Descent	Director, Screenwriter	2	11	$26,005,908	2006
79% 79%	Dog Soldiers	Director, Screenwriter	0	0	N/A	2002
—	Killing Time	Screenwriter	0	0	N/A	1998

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UK Box Office Breakdown: Speed Racer Tanks
posted by Orlando Parfitt May 14, 2008
Cripes! The bloodthirsty summer movie season has its first big-budget flop of the summer, and...

Neil Marshall's 10 Post-Apocalyptic Picks
posted by Rich Cline May 06, 2008
The Doomsday director runs RT through the movies that inspired his cyber-punk vision of a dodgy...

The Weekly Ketchup: George Lucas And Mark Hamill Re-team, "Alien Vs. Predator 2" Pics, "Spider-Man 3" Breaks The Bank, And More!
posted by Nick Hershey April 27, 2007
In this week's Ketchup, George Lucas and Mark Hamill are re-teaming for another "Star...

The Weekly Ketchup: "Spider-Man" Sans Tobey Maguire(?), "Transformers," "Superman Returns" Sequel, And More!
posted by Nick Hershey March 16, 2007
In this week's Ketchup, producer Avi Arad talks "Spider-Man"'s future, with or without...

The Weekly Ketchup: "Spider-Man 3" Sneak Peek, Keira Knightley Jumping Ship, MGM Hedging Its Bets, And More!
posted by Nick Hershey November 17, 2006
In this week's Ketchup, we snuck a peek at the "Spider-Man 3" trailer, Keira Knightley...

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