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In this combination sequel and prequel to the surprise box-office success The Omega Code, one man becomes the leader of an evil empire that could destroy the world, and his brother must rise against him in the defense of good. Stone Alexander (played as a child by Gavin Fink) is a moody, dark-tempered child whose parents died shortly after he was born. The mother who adopted Stone died several years later while giving birth to another son, David, and Stone is unable to forgive his brother for
PG-13, 1 hr. 46 min.
Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense
Sep 7, 2001 Wide
Mar 12, 2002
$5.6M
8X Entertainment
All Critics (19) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (19) | DVD (6)
Boasting a bigger, more handsomely mounted production, this is also a duller, more sullen affair.
Once the action starts to kick in, Megiddo morphs, minute by minute and scene by scene, into a Mystery Science Theater smorgasbord.
A step forward in budget and coherence from the first Omega Code ... but will still have even much of its evangelical target audience stifling unholy snickers.
What's wrong with Megiddo is not its good-versus-evil theme but the clunky, unpersuasive manner in which it has been expressed.
You'd just about have to give movie cameras to monkeys to make a film worse than The Omega Code.
In the final analysis, it's just too damn funny to take seriously.
Delirious, top-notch camp for viewers of all faiths and denominations, Megiddo: Omega Code 2 offers so much goofy fun, it's sinful.
The film's message is delivered with no great subtlety but greater professionalism than the first generation of Christian thrillers.
This is a morality play, in the tradition of 14th century church-sponsored entertainments, delivered with the all the turgid virtuosity of daytime soaps
What message are a group of religious broadcasters trying to send out when they make a movie with the line, 'People believe anything they see on television,' in it?
This is the work of Satan.
There have been many films about Armageddon and most of them suck. This is no exception to the rule ... good eye candy though.
Very, very bad (though sporadically entertaining, like an old CBS Movie of the Week high on millennial jitters).
It's so overacted and ridiculously scripted that it's sometimes kind of fun.
A grotesque collection of howlingly awful lines, stilted acting, stentorian declamations, sloppily-edited action sequences and chintzy special effects.
The movie gets bogged down in dull dialogue, despite some truly impressive special effects and a hilariously silly CG devil who closely resembles his counterpart from the PlayStation game Tekken 2.
I have no idea what Omega Code 1 was about or how this is a sequel since it is fairly self-contained, but this one has Michael Biehn and that is the only reason it even showed up on my radar. I gave it a cursory research glance and it looks like this was a movie financed by some rich religious cult backer or something
September 17, 2009
(2001 Director: Brian Trenchard-Smith) ok Another of my Easter week reviews..Michael York (John the Baptist-) plays the anti-CHrist in this move...quite convincingly!! I am a big fan of (Blade, the Killing Field).
April 12, 2009Super Reviewer
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