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Doomsday Prophecy

  • TV Movie
  • 2011
  • PG-13
  • 1h 32m
IMDb RATING
4.0/10
1.8K
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Doomsday Prophecy (2011)
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Based on the 2012 end-of-world prophesy where two unlikely characters team up to solve a mystery that just might save the world.Based on the 2012 end-of-world prophesy where two unlikely characters team up to solve a mystery that just might save the world.Based on the 2012 end-of-world prophesy where two unlikely characters team up to solve a mystery that just might save the world.

  • Director
    • Jason Bourque
  • Writers
    • Jason Bourque
    • Shawn Linden
  • Stars
    • A.J. Buckley
    • Jewel Staite
    • Alan Dale
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.0/10
    1.8K
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    • Director
      • Jason Bourque
    • Writers
      • Jason Bourque
      • Shawn Linden
    • Stars
      • A.J. Buckley
      • Jewel Staite
      • Alan Dale
    • 21User reviews
    • 11Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    A.J. Buckley
    A.J. Buckley
    • Eric Fox
    • (as AJ Buckley)
    Jewel Staite
    Jewel Staite
    • Brook Calvin
    Alan Dale
    Alan Dale
    • General Slate
    Bruce Ramsay
    Bruce Ramsay
    • Garcia
    Rick Ravanello
    Rick Ravanello
    • Agent Henning
    Gordon Tootoosis
    Gordon Tootoosis
    • John
    Matthew Kevin Anderson
    Matthew Kevin Anderson
    • Dennis
    • (as Matthew Anderson)
    Roseanne Supernault
    Roseanne Supernault
    • Raven
    Hiro Kanagawa
    Hiro Kanagawa
    • Dr. Yates
    Jerry Wasserman
    Jerry Wasserman
    • Sam Lovell
    Douglas Chapman
    Douglas Chapman
    • Military Officer
    • (as Doug Chapman)
    Matthew Walker
    Matthew Walker
    • Rupert Crane
    Phillip Mitchell
    Phillip Mitchell
    • Jenkins
    Lori Triolo
    Lori Triolo
    • Café Owner
    Kate Gajdosik
    • News Broadcaster
    David Richmond-Peck
    David Richmond-Peck
    • Dr. Sparks
    Paula Lindberg
    Paula Lindberg
    • Female Assistant
    • Director
      • Jason Bourque
    • Writers
      • Jason Bourque
      • Shawn Linden
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    iamwhitewica

    Very interesting

    Surprisingly interesting. Subject is very actual and overused in many movies but this one brings a different twist to the "end-of-the-world" franchise.

    This is not like the Hollywood product-placement films, it actually has content, action, some real pieces of spirituality inserted here and there discreetly, otherwise the fanatics would raise their bible! A great movie. To the opposite of some reviewers, I'm not into the already chewed up flicks from Hollywood and such so my review is not based on how much sex, drugs, loud music, barely hidden publicity, and how many corporates names are inserted in the movie, it's about the IMAGINATION (unknown to the Hollywood crowd!) Don't be biased by the Hollywood lover, this is a very good movie and deserves more than it has.
    8Bernie4444

    Hokey fun - lookout behind you

    This is one of the most fun disasters "world is ending" movies. You may find yourself kibitzing and saying "stay in the car" but you will not be holding your nose with those hallmark knockoff disaster movies.

    General Slate (Alan Dale) knows something we do not. What we do know is the world is coming to an end and we suspect that Eric Fox (AJ Buckley) a modern-day Nostradamus has a manuscript that will help us survive; he sends for a publisher to come and get it. Meantime he also sends for an archeologist. The invitees may find more than they planned.

    They picked just the right actors for the particular characters. And we get some great shots of British Columbia.

    The big question is will the mission succeed or be foiled at the last minute?

    Be sure to watch the DVD Extra "The Stories Are True"
    2Leofwine_draca

    Terrible...even by SyFy standards

    Yep, it's another shot-in-Canada disaster flick, produced by the SyFy Channel and replete with absolutely terrible CGI effects and little else besides. Even by the standards of the sub-genre this is a lousy flick with very few redeeming qualities to recommend it.

    The story sees an archaeologist and a scientist team up when the world starts being destroyed by earthquakes after the 2012 Mayan prophecy. Luckily, they have a videotape borrowed from a psychic guy who predicted all of the events before his death. They go on the run with a mysterious artifact that may somehow save mankind, all the while pursued by aggressive soldiers who want to see them dead.

    And that's all the plot you're going to get with this one, because DOOMSDAY PROPHECY is a low budget film indeed. There are a few CGI effects scattered through the production, typically involving earthquakes tearing the ground apart, but for the most part this is an interminable chase flick with a couple of dull characters being stalked through the woods by boring villains. Alan Dale, aka NEIGHBOURS's Jim Robinson, is the only guy I recognised in this mess and his role is a very limited one. Next please.
    2rps-2

    And thus the world ends....

    ...with neither a whimper nor a bang but another absurdly bad movie. Actually it starts reasonably well and has some effective special effects. But it spirals downward pretty quickly, yet another repeat of the now standard Armageddon formula that has been done endless times...world faces threat (alien invasion... epidemic...giant meteor...alien invaders...killer bees...take your choice. In this case it's earthquakes.) Young guy, helped by sexy girl friend, fights his bosses to save the world...and they all live happily ever after, at least until the next sci-fi turkey. This is a Canadian movie but the good guys are all Americans. Rather than some genuine high-tech suspense, we get clichéd car chases and gun fights like some two bit white hat vs. black hat pot-boiler. (Hey guys... this is the end of the world we're talking about here. Use some imagination!!!) The Canadian producers either didn't know or decided to ignore the fact that American lawmen and military personnel cannot operate in Canada with impunity as they do here. Not quite bad enough to be good. But still pretty awful.
    2wes-connors

    Heads Up!

    In northern Bulgaria, researchers are puzzled by a strange series of "earthquake clusters." They are more dead than puzzled when an earthquake strikes their own little group. Over in New York City, publishing house proofreader A.J. Buckley (as Eric Fox) discusses a doomsday prophecy just before an earthquake strikes. Up in Mount Rainier, Washington, blonde archaeologist Jewel Staite (as Brooke Calvin) pooh-poohs prophecy. She is in for a rude awakening. It appears as if Armageddon is underway. Because they are the co-stars, Mr. Buckley and Ms. Staite are meant to team-up and save the planet. If they don't, the planet may not be saved...

    The otherworldly villain is a "Dark Star" with powers like a black hole. In reality, the world would end quickly and without fake earthquakes. Buckley and Staite are assisted by a magic rod given to Buckley. The magic rod enables him to see into the future – in a story about the end of the world, seeing the future is always encouraging. They meet wise old Native American Indian Gordon Tootoosis (as John). Interesting how Indians began their movie career as savages out to rape white women and now appear as helpful elders with near supernatural wisdom. The mission is to find some magical statues. "Doomsday Prophesy" is sheer nonsense.

    ** Doomsday Prophecy (8/13/11) Jason Bourque ~ A.J. Buckley, Jewel Staite, Bruce Ramsay, Alan Dale

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    Related interests

    Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton in Twister (1996)
    Disaster
    James Earl Jones and David Prowse in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
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    • Trivia
      Prior to this movie, Jewel Staite played the ship's mechanic, Kaylee, on the Syfy series "Firefly" and it's follow-up movie, "Serenity".
    • Goofs
      It is stated that after an earthquake Italy sinks into the Mediterranean Sea. Italy sits on the African tectonic plate. The African plate is heading north, and is diving underneath the European plate. Thus every time the plate moves north, Italy and the Alps on the European plate actually rise in height, as Italy is being rammed into the Alps. So in real life if there were a giant earthquake near Italy, the land would go up not down.
    • Soundtracks
      I've Been Waiting
      Composed and performed by Jennifer Irene McNutt

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    Details

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    • Release date
      • August 13, 2011 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • Canada
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Lời Tiên Tri Về Ngày Tận Thế
    • Filming locations
      • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    • Production companies
      • Cinetel Films
      • Doomsday Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 32m(92 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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