End of Days

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End of Days is some movie! Arnold is very good in the movie! Gabriel Byrne put on a fantastic performance! Rod Steiger and Udo Kier were good as well! Mark Margolis was in it also and its weird because he and Udo Kier were both in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective! Look for Sven-Ole Thorsen who is in most of Arnold's movies! The music is great by John Debney! Peter Hyams direction was very good once again and if you like him I recommend you another film with epic proportions called The Relic! Anyway End of Days is a great movie in My opinion and pits Arnold in one of his most different roles! If you love the cast above then I strongly recommend you watch End of Days!

This was one of Arnie's best films in my opinion. It was dark, scary at times and it had full of action. It did have one problem-most of the film was set in the dark and I hate it when you have to strain your eyes to see a film. But I got past that minor inconvenience and enjoyed the movie. I watched this movie shortly before we entered the new millennium. It unnerved me a bit because during the last days of 1999 the majority of people across the world (even those who wouldn't admit it)thought that 1999 becoming 2000 would lead to some catastrophe. Thankfully, that didn't happen but this film played on most of our fears. Robin Tunney made a good female for the film and there seemed to be a lot of chemistry between her and Arnie. All in all, a fantastic movie and highly recommended.

This was an awesome action movie. Yes, I know a lot of people dumped on it but they either took it too seriously or have an illogical hatred of Schwarzenegger. Sure, the plot wasn't that great, but it's an action movie you're not supposed to focus on the plot. And yes, Schwarzenegger can't act, but neither can Keanu Reeves yet he has attained a statues akin to a demi-god among American movie watchers (I don't get it). Anyways, I enjoyed End of Days.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is Jericho Cane, a man who's a depressed and suicidal ex-cop who has to stop Satan (in the form of Gabriel Byrne) from coupling with Christine York, a young woman who was chosen to be for Satan when she was a newborn in 1979, before the new millennium. Jericho must find his faith white battling Satan. This is a good film, nowhere near Schwarzenegger's best, but serviceable enough. And even though it's a little over 2 hours, it doesn't really feel it and I didn't ever feel the need to check my watch. My Grade: B- DVD Extras: Commentary by director Peter Hyams; episode of Spotlight on Location; Special Effects Clips; Book of Revelation notes; Music Videos by Everlast and Rob Zombie; Theatrical trailer: and Trailer for "U-571" DVD-Rom: Screensaver, video postcard, and more movie images Eye Candy: Melissa Mascara, Linda Pine, Lynn Marie Sager, and Robin Tunney bare breasts

Eh, the great Arnold is getting older and tries to create "deeper" characters... but fails miserably! I'm a great fan of Schwarzy, I saw almost all his movies and I can say that "End of Days" is only second to "Collateral Damage" for pathetic contents. Only two or three classic scenes that still allow Schwarzy to rock'n'roll like old times, but the general feeling is rather poor... and the end is extremely pathetic, but this looks like the latest trend of this old-time hero. I'm sorry to say it, but he's getting old... :(

Of all the things I've read about this movie the funniest has to be "it made me think..". Perhaps the people who find this piece of tripe thought-provoking would regard "Plan 9 from Outer Space" as a treatise on the human condition. This is a pure Arnie action film with a garbled plot and mindless quite graphic violence. The only thing it made me think about was why I wasted my time and money going to see it. I know that logical consistency and great acting aren't what Arnie's movies are about but there comes a point where a modest grip on reality would not go astray.