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Doom Movie in Production For Aug 2005 Release

Lord Prox writes "Doom: The motion picture is now in production from Universal Pictures for a release date of August 5, 2005. According to IMDB the cast includes The Rock, Rosamund Pike, Razaaq Adoti, Ben Daniels, and Karl Urban. The plot and setting is right from the game."

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  1. I'll say it again... by cjpez · · Score: 5, Informative

    ... with any luck, it'll be every bit as good as the comic book.

  2. Just because it's on the imdb doesn't make it true by Aash · · Score: 5, Informative

    Anyone can submit info to the The Internet Movie Database, and it's rather notorious for posting incorrect information about movies which are still far from release.

    I'm not saying that the casting news at the imdb definitely isn't true, I'm just saying to take it with a grain of salt.

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  3. Huh? by TrentL · · Score: 4, Informative

    Chicks got hung on a meathook back in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and that guy was actually after a PG-13 rating.

    That guy (Tobe Hooper) must have been a very forward thinking individual, because the PG-13 rating wouldn't exist for another 10 years.

  4. Re:Oh no, not the Rock... by Jbrecken · · Score: 4, Informative

    Oh really. And can you name a good Vim[sic] Diesel movie except for Pitch Black?

    Iron Giant.

  5. Re:Didn't we already discuss this to death? by yoz · · Score: 4, Informative

    Perhaps because it has nothing to do with the game?

    On the subject of a movie of the game, Gabe Newell has nixed the idea for the forseeable future.

  6. Re:Didn't we already discuss this to death? by sgant · · Score: 3, Informative

    Um, this movie has nothing to do with the game...it's a drama.

    Also, Valve has already stated that the "hollywood" guys have tried to get them to make a movie based on Half-Life...but when they started talking about "Gordon's love interest" they high-tailed it back home!

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