Anyone who likes action will be gripped by End of Days.
End of Days (1999)
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Reviews Counted:99
Fresh:11
Rotten:88
Average Rating:3.7/10
Consensus: An overblown thriller with formulaic action scenes and poor acting.
Runtime: 2 hrs 3 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: The blood-soaked story of a twenty-year-old girl (Tunney) who has nightmares about a mysterious man. Security guard Jericho (Schwarzenegger) finds himself caught up in the situation when he... The blood-soaked story of a twenty-year-old girl (Tunney) who has nightmares about a mysterious man. Security guard Jericho (Schwarzenegger) finds himself caught up in the situation when he discovers that Satan (Byrne) is roaming the streets of New York City, trying to mate with the girl in the millennium's final hour. If he manages to impregnate her during these sixty minutes, she will give birth to the anti-Christ, who will put an end to the world forever. [More]
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Pollak, Robin Tunney
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Pollak, Robin Tunney, CCH Pounder, Udo Kier
Director: Peter Hyams
Director: Peter Hyams
Screenwriter: Andrew W. Marlowe
Producer: Armyan Bernstein, Bill Borden
Composer: John Debney
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Reviews for End of Days
Director Peter Hyams propels End of Days with a series of crash-and-burn sequences that express the archetypal link between Satan and fire.
If you liked The Exorcist, The Omen, and Rosemary's Baby , don't miss this one.
Part of the degraded charm of End of Days is its buffet-table derivative approach.
Taken as pure popcorn-munchin' fun, Days is an enjoyable, if sometimes bumpy, ride.
Action scenes become bland clones of 1,000 movies that we've seen before, and suspense scenes turn into, well, bland clones of action scenes that we've seen 1,000 times before.
An effort which will join True Lies and Raw Deal in the dustbin of Schwarzenegger history.
End of Days keeps asking whether faith or force will save the human race, before hedging its bets and insisting on both. Neither will be enough to save relics like Hyams and Schwarzenegger from their long, affluent drift into irrelevance.
In a performance that is among his worst, [Arnold] seems to have trouble with his lines and doesn't get to make his trademark wisecracks.
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